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Ubiqedge raises ₹10 crore in seed funding to scale AIoT platform for industrial infrastructure

By Startup Enthusiast · 29 April 2026

What they do

Ubiqedge builds an AIoT operating system to monitor, control and optimise water, energy and construction assets in real time

The company raised ₹10 crore in a seed round led by Piper Serica, with participation from Shibam Das and Sumit Chhazed

Ubiqedge has been profitable since its first year and has deployed its platform across water, air quality, solar and construction use cases

Ubiqedge raised ₹10 crore in a seed funding round led by Piper Serica, with participation from Shibam Das and Sumit Chhazed.
The funding will be used to strengthen AI capabilities, scale deployments across industrial use cases, and expand its ecosystem of partners.
Ubiqedge is building an AIoT operating system to monitor, control and optimise water systems, energy infrastructure and construction operations in real time.
The company combines hardware and AI-powered software to convert real-time data into actionable insights and automated controls.
Ubiqedge is currently deployed across water management, air quality monitoring, solar energy optimisation and in-transit concrete management.
It has digitised over 23,000 borewells and reduced issue resolution timelines by over 80 percent.
The company has been profitable since its first year of operations.

Industrial infrastructure faces inefficiencies due to fragmented systems and delayed decision-making.
Ubiqedge addresses this by providing real-time monitoring and control solutions for water, energy and construction sectors.
The company's platform helps enterprises meet regulatory requirements and improve operational efficiency.

Ubiqedge builds an AIoT operating system for industrial infrastructure.
The system combines hardware and AI-powered software to monitor and control critical assets in real time.
It is used in water management, air quality monitoring, solar energy optimisation and in-transit concrete management.
The platform helps enterprises reduce operational losses, ensure compliance and improve efficiency.
Ubiqedge has digitised over 23,000 borewells and reduced issue resolution timelines by over 80 percent.

Ubiqedge plans to scale deployments across water, air quality, solar, construction and other industrial use cases.
The company aims to expand its ecosystem of system integrators and OEM partners.
Over the next 12–24 months, Ubiqedge aims to become the default platform for infrastructure monitoring and control.

Customers: Enterprises managing water systems, energy infrastructure, construction operations, and industrial facilities
How it makes money: B2B SaaS and hardware integration for industrial operations
What sets it apart: Converts real-time data into automated controls and actionable insights for industrial infrastructure