Augury
CEO: Saar Yoskovitz
Augury helps organizations monitor the health and performance of their machines with a solution that combines multi-faceted wireless sensors and artificial intelligence algorithms.
The startup, which is based in New York and Israel, announced in October that it had raised a $55 million Series D round from several investors, including Qualcomm Ventures.
Augury‘s solution starts with its wireless Halo sensors that can monitor vibration, temperature and magnetic data from machines, which are then recorded and sent to the startup’s secure cloud to run AI algorithms for predictive maintenance and asset performance management.
