IoT Startups
3,872 companies tagged IoT, with their investors and founders.
Koherent develops a long-range radio positioning system based on radio interferometry principles, designed for precision localization in industrial applications including construction, mining, logistics, and machine automation.
2 investors
Kolibree makes a smart toothbrush system for children that combines a connected brush with an augmented reality app featuring game worlds and brushing coaching, with a one-time purchase model alongside optional premium subscription content.
2 investors
Kolmostar develops ultra low power GNSS SoC sensors for integration into devices.
2 investors
Koloni builds smart locker systems that help organizations manage assets, deliveries, and storage. Its intelligent storage infrastructure serves businesses and communities across various industries.
2 investors
KORE develops an SGP.32 eSIM solution for enterprise IoT deployments, enabling flexible, programmable connectivity that can be managed and adapted remotely across global, long-lived device fleets. The platform is designed for headless and hard-to-access IoT devices that require centralized orchestration without physical SIM intervention.
2 investors
Krayo builds production software for plastics compounders and converters, using edge agents that read extruder, dryer, and downstream sensors to tune formulations, detect anomalies, and generate compliance records for each produced lot. Its system spans five modules covering recipe formulation, throughput, quality, compliance, and operator guidance, serving plant-floor manufacturing operations.
2 investors
Xplore operates a low Earth orbit satellite constellation that delivers remote sensing data, edge computing capabilities, and satellite operations software. The company serves businesses requiring space-based data, compute resources, and constellation management through its branded offerings.
2 investors
Kwema makes wearable safety devices that let workers discreetly call for help within seconds during workplace emergencies or acts of violence. Originally built to prevent gender-based violence, the products now target broader worker safety needs.
2 investors
KYMIRA develops advanced smart textile technologies embedded directly into clothing for continuous health monitoring and performance support. The company serves elite sport, healthcare, defense, and consumer markets with clinically validated infrared, filtration, and biomedical sensing technologies.
2 investors
Labby builds optical AI sensors and handheld and in-line devices for real-time milk testing and mastitis detection on dairy farms.
2 investors
Laki Power provides grid monitoring technology that delivers real-time data on power grid infrastructure, including monitoring in extreme weather and surveillance of critical assets. Its products serve power grid operators to improve grid efficiency and safety.
2 investors
Laundris provides an RFID-enabled linen tracking and AI-powered forecasting system that gives hotels and hospitality operators real-time visibility into linen inventory across its lifecycle. It helps operators optimize PAR levels, automate replenishment, and reduce linen loss and operational costs.
2 investors
Layla makes a single smart home device that monitors energy consumption, air quality, and noise levels without cameras or complex setup. The device is designed for homeowners seeking simplified, non-intrusive home monitoring.
2 investors
Lazy is a macOS app that lets users trigger actions and control apps, connected devices, and smart home gadgets through keyboard shortcuts. It integrates with IFTTT and Zapier to run webhooks and automate tasks across 1000+ devices and services.
2 investors
Leaficient provides a camera system that measures plant vitals to deliver real-time insights on photosynthesis, growth, and disease detection for agricultural growers. The cloud-based platform enables growers to optimize environments, identify issues promptly, and estimate crop yields.
2 investors
Leakster provides remote acoustic leak detection for water utilities, using IoT sensors deployed on hydrants or valves to collect real-time or scheduled samples. Leak location and classification results are accessible through a web-based portal on phone or in the office.
2 investors
LetMePark develops technology to make parking predictive and automated by connecting vehicles with voice assistants and parking operators. The platform targets drivers and cities seeking to reduce parking search times, traffic congestion, and emissions.
2 investors
Levven develops technology and insights to make residential construction more affordable, personal, and sustainable for builders, contractors, and homeowners. The company addresses the homebuilding industry through digital solutions that improve efficiency and sustainability in construction.
2 investors
Lidwave develops 3D sensing technology based on its patented Finite Coherence Ranging (FCR) architecture as an alternative to conventional LiDAR, aiming to provide a scalable, cost-effective platform for industrial applications. Based in Jerusalem, the company works with partners to move its LiDAR technology toward mass production.
2 investors
LifeBooster builds software to reduce workplace injuries and their impact on organizations, individuals, and families. The company serves organizations seeking to improve workplace safety and injury prevention.
2 investors
Lightsonic uses fibre sensing technology combined with existing infrastructure to detect leaks across water utility networks. It serves water utilities in the UK, partnering with telecom providers to enable network-scale leak detection.
2 investors
Link Labs builds IoT-based real-time location and asset-tracking systems that provide indoor and outdoor visibility of equipment, inventory, and personnel for manufacturing and logistics operations. Its platform combines multiple location technologies with sensor-equipped tags to monitor location, condition, and behavior of enterprise assets.
2 investors
Linxfour provides pay-per-use equipment financing for manufacturing equipment, using Industrial IoT to base payments on actual machine usage. It serves equipment operators and equipment manufacturers through Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS) models across multiple industries.
2 investors
Liria operates a safety monitoring platform designed to detect and mitigate risks in human-machine interactions across industries including mobility. The platform helps organizations ensure compliance, reduce operational risk, and enable safer collaboration between humans and machines.
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