Converge - company
Entrepreneur First '14London, GB · Founded 2014 · 75 employees on LinkedIn · 6 known investors
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CURE provides real-time monitoring of concrete curing, strength, and thermal performance using embedded and reusable sensors, paired with the ConcreteDNA app for tracking pours and AI-based curing predictions. It serves concrete construction contractors, offering BIM integration and quality-assurance reporting to speed up cycle times.
Also known as ConcreteDNA · Converge
Founders & leadership
Converge - company was founded in 2014 by Raph Scheps, Gideon Farrell, and Raphael Scheps.
Investors · 6
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Converge (converge.io) develops smart sensor hardware and software for monitoring and managing concrete in construction. Its core offering, ConcreteDNA, is described as an integrated suite spanning three areas: real-time concrete strength and temperature monitoring via wireless sensors; automated concrete data management (collection of delivery records, lab test data and similar records); and predictive and generative AI for concrete mix selection, optimisation and design, positioned to improve margin and reduce CO2 associated with mix choice.
The sensor line includes Signal™, a Bluetooth-enabled embedded sensor described as cable-free and ASTM-compliant; Signal Long Range™, a fully embedded long-range sensor announced in October 2025 that reports autonomously and covers up to 72 acres from a single Converge Gateway™; and Helix®, a reusable long-range sensor for large infrastructure projects with a range of up to 1.5 miles and plug-and-play Thermal Tails™ probes intended for repeated use across many pours. The company also markets the Signal System (wireless, embeddable) and the Mesh System (reusable, designed to transmit data to the cloud in difficult network conditions). A separate precast-focused product, in early access beta, targets factory production lines with real-time curing data and location tracking of precast units in the yard, in transit and on site.
The company publishes case studies across superstructure, infrastructure, tunnelling and foundations categories, naming projects including 105 Victoria Street, Western Yards, Everton Stadium, 40 Leadenhall, St John's – Manchester Goods Yard, the Advanced Manufacturing Centre, Battersea Power Station, S. Lambeth Rd., Principal Place, HS2 Old Oak Common Station, Blyth Offshore Windfarm and Littleborough Flood Defence.
Business model
Converge sells hardware-plus-software concrete monitoring systems to construction contractors: embedded and reusable wireless sensors paired with gateways, and a mobile/web application layer (ConcreteDNA) covering monitoring, data management and AI mix insights. Products are offered on an available-now basis (concrete monitoring) and via early-access beta (precast production and logistics optimisation), with prospective customers routed through demo bookings and direct sales contact.
Not specified in the sources reviewed; the company markets sensor hardware together with mobile and web applications, with one product line available now and another in early access beta.
Traction
The company states it has helped top contractors build faster and more cost-effectively, and lists case studies on projects including Battersea Power Station, Everton Stadium, HS2 Old Oak Common Station, 40 Leadenhall and Blyth Offshore Windfarm. A customer testimonial reports a floor cycle reduced from seven days to five days attributed to Converge data. No revenue, customer count or funding figures appear in the sources reviewed.
Latest developments
In October 2025 Converge introduced Signal Long Range™, its fully embedded long-range sensor. In March 2026 the company published a series of articles on data centre construction, addressing hyperscale project challenges and temperature monitoring of mass concrete foundations, indicating a focus on the data centre segment. A precast logistics and curing product remains in early access beta.
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Market position
Converge positions itself as a provider of digitised concrete construction tools for contractors, stating it has worked with leading contractors; sources reviewed do not provide independent market share, revenue or competitive ranking data.
Converge differentiates on sensor range and reusability — an embedded long-range sensor covering up to 72 acres per gateway and a reusable Helix® sensor with up to 1.5 mile range for repeat pours on long-duration infrastructure projects — combined with a mesh system stated to transmit reliably in poor network conditions and an AI layer for mix selection. Marketing also cites ASTM compliance for its Bluetooth embedded sensor.
Technology
Wireless embedded and reusable concrete sensors (Bluetooth and long-range radio) linked to gateways and a cloud platform, with mobile and web applications for real-time strength and temperature data, automated ingestion of delivery and lab test records, and predictive and generative AI models for concrete mix insight. A mesh networking system is offered for environments with poor connectivity.
Go-to-market
Direct sales supported by free demo bookings, early-access requests for beta products, published customer case studies and testimonials from contractor staff, and a content programme (for example a March 2026 article series on data centre construction and mass concrete temperature monitoring) aimed at target segments.
Construction contractors and engineering firms working on superstructures, infrastructure, tunnelling and foundations, plus precast concrete producers; testimonials come from roles such as design manager, compliance manager, quality leader and site engineer at contractors including Laing O'Rourke, Carey's Civil Engineering and Michael J. Gallagher. Recent content also targets data centre and hyperscale project builders.
Geography
Public materials emphasise UK projects and UK-based customers, including named case studies such as Battersea Power Station, Everton Stadium, HS2 Old Oak Common Station, 40 Leadenhall and Littleborough Flood Defence, and testimonials from UK contractors (Laing O'Rourke, Carey's Civil Engineering, Michael J. Gallagher).
History
Public sources fetched today document the current product portfolio rather than a historical timeline. The most recent dated company milestone visible is the October 2025 introduction of the Signal Long Range™ sensor, followed by a March 2026 series of published articles focused on data centre construction and mass concrete foundations.
Risks & controversies
No controversies are documented in the sources reviewed. Note that several sources describe Converge Technology Solutions Corp., an unrelated Canadian IT solutions provider acquired by H.I.G. Capital and rebranded Pellera Technologies; those sources concern a different company and were excluded from this profile.
Compiled by commissioned research from 4 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsConverge announced Signal Long Range™, a fully embedded long-range concrete sensor providing autonomous real-time data, with coverage of up to 72 acres from a single Converge Gateway™.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
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primary sources listed
- Converge - companyconverge.io · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Converge - company do?
- UK company selling wireless concrete sensors and AI software (ConcreteDNA) for real-time strength and temperature monitoring.
- Who founded Converge - company?
- Converge - company was founded by Raph Scheps, Gideon Farrell, Raphael Scheps in 2014.
- Who are Converge - company's investors?
- Converge - company's investors include Cambridge Angels group, Climate Investment, EMV Capital, Entrepreneur First, J-Impact, Martlet Capital.
- Where is Converge - company headquartered?
- Converge - company is headquartered in London, GB.