Launch
Infinite Uptime unveils PlantOS platform in New York
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Infinite Uptime
- What it does
- Outcome-based pricing model
- Kind
- Launch
- Based in
- Pune
- Founded
- 2015
What they do
At the Global Steel Dynamics Forum, the firm launched PlantOS, an AI platform, and Production Outcomes as a Service worldwide
What happened
Under the service model, customers pay for results such as equipment availability of 99.97% and up to 2% less energy per unit
Why it matters
PlantOS gathers readings from vibration, sound and temperature sensors and uses industry-specific AI aimed at metals and cement plants
The details
- PlantOS is an AI-native platform for heavy industry.
- Production Outcomes as a Service ties the offer to measured results.
- It uses its own piezoelectric and MEMS sensors (tiny chip-based sensors).
- It was launched globally at a New York steel forum.
About Infinite Uptime
- Product
- Real-time fault diagnostics and predictive maintenance for industrial machinery using vibration sensors and frequency analysis
- Customers
- Heavy manufacturing industries including cement, steel, metals, mining, FMCG, chemicals, oil and gas, power, pharma
- How it makes money
- Subscription-based SaaS model for predictive maintenance monitoring and diagnostics
- What sets it apart
- Proprietary frequency analysis of vibrations with AI to predict equipment failures before they occur
More on Infinite Uptime
- Infinite Uptime partners Tech Mahindra on physical AI1 October 2026 · Partnership
- Infinite Uptime launches Crane AI Shield for steel plants18 June 2026 · Launch
- Infinite Uptime raises $35 million Series C10 March 2025 · Funding · $35 million
- Tiger Global leads Infinite Uptime's $18.85 million round22 May 2023 · Funding · $18.85 million
- Infinite Uptime appoints Suyash Patwardhan as CFO31 May 2022 · People
- Infinite Uptime lands $5.15 million Series B3 December 2020 · Funding · $5.15 million
- Infinite Uptime raises $5 million Series A29 July 2018 · Funding · $5 million