IoT Startups
2,772 companies tagged IoT, with their investors and founders.
Synaptics develops AI and sensing hardware platforms for edge computing applications, including smart cameras and interface technologies. The company serves OEMs, system integrators, and embedded developers building intelligent IoT and industrial devices.
2 investors
Synnax provides software tools for engineering teams to build hardware technology. The platform targets hardware developers and engineers working on physical products.
2 investors
Tagmarshal provides golf course management technology for the golf industry, offering operational tools to help courses monitor and improve on-course activity. It serves golf course operators and partners, with a presence in the USA.
2 investors
Talkin' Things designs and manufactures RFID tags, offering both standard and fully custom solutions for businesses that need inventory and asset tracking. The company focuses on RFID hardware for contactless identification and real-time tracking of goods.
2 investors
Tampnet operates a high-capacity communication network combining subsea fiber, 4G/5G LTE, and line-of-sight systems to provide low-latency, high-bandwidth connectivity for offshore and onshore energy assets. It serves more than 350 fixed and mobile energy installations globally, connecting data, people, and operational facilities from site to shore.
2 investors
Tantalus provides grid modernization technology for electric utilities, centered on a modular platform that delivers data interoperability across metering devices, substations, distribution circuits, and distributed energy resources from multiple vendors. It also offers a suite of connected devices, serving over 320 utility partners in their transition to a data-centric distribution grid.
2 investors
TeepTrak provides real-time OEE monitoring and production analytics for manufacturers, using plug-and-play sensors that capture machine stops, micro-stops, slow cycles and scrap without PLC integration or an MES overhaul. The platform serves plant leaders and operations teams with live dashboards, loss Pareto analysis, and multi-plant reporting suited to ISO 9001 audits.
2 investors
Tejas Networks, part of the Tata Group, designs and manufactures telecommunications equipment for building end-to-end networks, including 4G/5G wireless, fiber broadband, optical transport, packet switching, Satellite IoT, and broadcast and network-management solutions. It serves telecom operators, service providers, utilities, and government organizations in over 75 countries.
2 investors
Telefónica is a telecommunications company that provides connectivity and advanced digital services, including networks and technology infrastructure, to consumers and businesses. It is a publicly traded telecom operator focused on digital transformation across its markets.
2 investors
Tennibot operates in racquet sports and robotics, though specific details about the company's products, services, or market focus are not provided on this page.
2 investors
TERAGO provides managed connectivity and secure network solutions for Canadian businesses, built on its national wireless infrastructure and partner ecosystem. It serves organizations across Canada in the telecommunications and managed services category.
2 investors
Teralytic makes wireless soil probes and an analytics platform that provide farmers with continuous, real-time data on NPK, pH, and moisture across the root zone to guide irrigation and fertilization decisions. It serves agricultural growers, from small plots to commercial farms, with active deployments across North America, Africa, and Asia.
2 investors
TerrBlaster develops soil sensor technology using NASA's Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy to provide real-time plant-available nutrient data for farmers, enabling precise fertilizer application to maximize yields and minimize environmental waste.
2 investors
TerraGo is a cloud-based, no-code field operations software platform that lets cities and utilities manage smart grid and infrastructure networks by integrating sensors, connecting assets, and applying AI-driven insights. Its applications cover streetlight management, meter deployment, work order optimization, asset monitoring, and citizen service portals.
2 investors
The Shadery is developing motorized Roman window shades with swappable fabric panels, allowing the covering fabric to be changed. The product is scheduled to launch in 2026.
2 investors
The.Wave.Talk develops a single-chip (ASIC) optical water-monitoring sensor that uses its patented CSMS optical path amplification hardware and AI scattering-signal analysis to measure water turbidity, bacteria, and pathogens. The maintenance-free, IoT-connected sensor is offered in a compact, low-cost form for use across the water supply chain, from household appliances like purifiers to industrial water quality management.
2 investors
Thinnect develops Mist Computing technology, an approach to distributed edge and sensor networks. The company builds on research in proactive and invisible computing for industrial and IoT applications.
2 investors
Thrive Smart Systems makes the Thrive EVO, a wireless device that connects existing irrigation valves back to a multi-wire or 2-wire controller without trenching or additional wiring. It targets landscape professionals managing irrigation systems, offering wireless control of up to four stations per device with a range of up to 700 yards line of sight.
2 investors
Throne designs and operates smart public restrooms equipped with sensors, running water, and real-time cleanliness ratings for urban public spaces. The company serves municipalities and community partners seeking improved restroom access and hygiene standards.
2 investors
TINAMU provides drone-based inventory monitoring and digital twin solutions for industrial stockpiles, warehouses, and construction sites using LiDAR and computer vision analytics. The platform automates volumetric measurement, counting, and asset tracking in GPS-denied environments without requiring pilot skills.
2 investors
Titan Haptics develops LMR (Linear Magnetic Ram) wideband voice-coil haptic actuators that use a solid-state magnetic suspension instead of springs, along with a haptics API (Vector Haptics) and development kits for integrating high-definition touch feedback into interactive devices. It serves product developers and hardware manufacturers building haptic feedback into their products.
2 investors
Things OS is an operating system and SaaS platform that connects machines, production lines, and factories to a digital ecosystem, enabling digital services and applications directly at the machine. It serves OEMs, distributors, and factories, including an integrated app marketplace for building, publishing, and selling machine-specific apps.
2 investors
Torch provides 24/7 monitoring of equipment and assets by combining hardware, software, and AI to give operators real-time visibility, alerting them to issues such as fires on solar panels or intruders stealing parts. It targets asset-heavy operations to reduce risk, lower costs, and cut down on unnecessary site visits.
2 investors
TouchNetix develops capacitive touch integrated circuits and sensor modules with touch and force sensing capabilities under its aXiom technology. Its products target automotive cockpits, industrial touchscreens, and other safety-critical applications.
2 investors