IPercept lands $16.5M to monitor CNC machine health
Swedish startup IPercept just raised $16.5 million to grow its AI-driven platform that tracks the physical health of CNC manufacturing machines—even if they aren’t connected to company networks. Its device detects wear and breakdowns by tracking tiny mechanical movements, alerting operators before things go wrong. The new cash will fund a US launch and tech upgrades. Already in use by Airbus, Bosch, and Volvo.
- Raised $16.5M in Series A funding
- Device reads machine movement directly, no network needed
- Tech already used by Airbus, Bosch, Volvo
- Expanding to US market with new hires
- Spun out of KTH Royal Institute of Technology
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