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OpenSensors

https://www.opensensors.com/
Last activity: 24.05.2022
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We believe data driven, evidence based decision making is the foundation for the future of work and a requirement for bringing people back to the office safely with wellbeing in front of mind.

We're a technology company that provides advanced evidence based solutions for workplace optimisation. We believe, in the current global situation with Covid-19, we have the safest and most efficient path back to the office for our customers and their employees.

PROVIDING THE FOUNDATION FOR LONG TERM SUCCESS
We support all stakeholders: Employees, HR, Facility Management, Corporate Real Estate, IT and Finance, by solving the most immediate issues quickly, while also providing a strategic core competency for their long term success.

We are always looking ahead and creating products for our customers’ future needs.

Headquartered in London since 2014 we have a growing footprint across Europe and North America.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $4.04M
Founded date: 2014

Investors 2

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
16.12.2020-$4.04M-

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24.05.2022Celebrating the Developer Creators, Data Innovators, Deeptech Dreamers and Introducing Crane Fund II“The Journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” – Lao Tzu And our journey still has some way to go, with many bumps, twists, turns, lows and highs to come. The privilege of interacting with visionary entrepreneurs – be it tho...
08.11.2021VergeSense secures $60M to help businesses monitor office usage during the pandemicJoin gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10. Learn more about what comes next. VergeSense, a San Francisco, California-based company developing technologies to track physical office usage, today announced...
08.11.2021VergeSense secures $60M to help businesses monitor office usage during the pandemicDid you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. VergeSense, a San Francisco, California-based company developing technologies to track physical office usage, today announced that it r...
18.12.2020Here’s how London-based OpenSensors plans to help companies reopen post COVID-19; secures €3.3MAt present, the workplace revolution is driven by digital workplace transformation and supported by various technology services. Based out of London, OpenSensors is one such startup that provides data-driven workplace transformation solutio...
18.12.2020Smart building sensors and big data could help office workers return safelyThe message about whether workers should return to the office has been confusing during the pandemic, with shifting government advice forcing many companies to send newly returned employees home. In September, a COVID-19 outbreak caused JPM...
18.12.2020Smart building sensors and big data could help office workers return safelyWe are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! The message about whether workers should return t...
17.12.2020How OpenSensors plans to help businesses reopen workspaces with £2.95M funding?As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to urge large corporations to delay their reopening until late 2021, many companies are planning how to return to workplaces safely. This is where, UK-based IoT startup OpenSensors is helping large organis...
16.12.2020OpenSensors secures $4M for air-monitoring platform which allows offices to be more COVID-safeToday, the acute asthma attack of a primary school-aged girl in February 2013 was ruled by a U.K. court to be due to air pollution. It is thought to be the first ruling of its kind in the world. Only a year after Ella Kissi-Debrah died, ano...
16.12.2020OpenSensors secures $4M for air-monitoring platform which allows offices to be more COVID-safeToday, the acute asthma attack of a primary school-aged girl in February 2013 was ruled by a U.K. court to be due to air pollution. It is thought to be the first ruling of its kind in the world. Only a year after Ella Kissi-Debrah died, ano...

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