
Augury
Founded Year
2011Stage
Series E | AliveTotal Raised
$294MValuation
$0000Last Raised
$180M | 2 yrs agoMosaic Score The Mosaic Score is an algorithm that measures the overall financial health and market potential of private companies.
+10 points in the past 30 days
About Augury
Augury offers an end-to-end artificial intelligence-based solution for comprehensive insights into machine health and performance. It helps eliminate downtime, reduce maintenance costs, and maximize productivity for critical machines in industrial and commercial applications ranging from bottling and food processing to paper products and pharmaceuticals. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in New York, New York.
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ESPs containing Augury
The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.
The process manufacturing analytics platforms market refers to tools that collect, analyze, and interpret data from sensors, machinery, and production systems to provide insights and actionable intelligence. These platforms enable manufacturing plants to optimize operations and improve performance through the use of real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, energy management, and quality contr…
Augury named as Challenger among 15 other companies, including Databricks, Cognite, and SparkCognition.
Augury's Products & Differentiators
Machine Health
An industrial AI solution, Machine Health uses the Internet of Things (IoT) and purpose-built Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help people manage industrial assets and optimize their performance. Augury’s full-stack Machine Health Solutions use sensors that capture vibration, temperature and magnetic data from machines, then leverages advanced AI diagnostics and human reliability expertise to deliver real-time visibility and actionable insights into the full range of rotating equipment. With insights aggregated into a centralized platform and additional interoperability capabilities, manufacturing companies can eliminate data silos and work collaboratively to reduce inefficiencies generated by malfunctioning equipment.
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Augury in 12 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Sep 28, 2023.

Sep 28, 2023
The automation in advanced manufacturing market map
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Augury Patents
Augury has filed 13 patents.
The 3 most popular patent topics include:
- maintenance
- mechanics
- quantum mechanics

Application Date | Grant Date | Title | Related Topics | Status |
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3/18/2021 | 2/14/2023 | Computer buses, Portable computers, Mechanics, Quantum mechanics, Serial buses | Grant |
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Grant Date | 2/14/2023 |
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Related Topics | Computer buses, Portable computers, Mechanics, Quantum mechanics, Serial buses |
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Latest Augury News
Nov 18, 2023
Can AI solve all of humanity’s problems? Artem Kroupenev, Augury’s Vice President of Strategy, discusses how AI can solve the world’s problems, the current limitations of AI models and what’s next Artem Kroupenev is the Vice President of Strategy at Augury , where he oversees what’s next for Augury's Production Health AI solutions and ecosystem. He’s passionate about building advanced technology-driven products that drive big leaps in value for customers and help transform industries. “The manufacturing industry is behind almost everything that’s useful in our lives, and now it’s on the cusp of unprecedented growth,” he says. “I’m passionate about the people who work in this industry as well as the limitless opportunities to help them work in significantly better and smarter ways.” Augury is a pioneer of industrial-grade AI solutions focused on unlocking Production Health, which provides over 100 of the world's largest manufacturing and industrial companies with insights into the health of machines, processes and operations, to transform how people work and what they can create. “Our Machine Health solution combines AI and IoT with human expertise to offer precise predictions that are 99.9%+ accurate, so maintenance people can fix critical equipment long before it fails.” Here, Kroupenev tells us more. Can AI solve all of humanity’s problems? “AI is a powerful technology that has the potential to solve a lot of the world’s problems - but it will not solve every problem. Playing into this narrative often leads to unmet expectations and disappointed users. For the manufacturing industry specifically, though, AI is already driving major benefits in many areas of business - like helping to reduce production downtime, improve process efficiency, maximise yield, achieve sustainability goals, upskill workers, and so much more. Today’s AI solutions help people perform tasks at unprecedented scale, and enable much better decision making in key areas of expertise. Where we’re headed with AI in the future however, is having a co-pilot or a partner of sorts that can access and understand deep and wide topics across the industry and help people in manufacturing achieve their objectives in a much more informed and autonomous manner.” Tell us about the current limitations of AI models. “Accuracy of AI is especially important in manufacturing, as errors can be disastrous, but insights that are too generic quickly create overhead and erode trust for the team. A great number of solutions out there will collect and send low quality data, which can critically limit the ability to provide timely and accurate diagnostics. “The other key limitation is ability to deploy at scale and bridge the trust gap in a simple and replicable manner. Many AI solutions projects turn out to be highly custom one-off projects that provide little value to the whole enterprise. The ability to quickly roll out an AI solution across 50+ factories, to get people trained and relying on AI as a natural part of their daily work process, is one of the biggest challenges Augury has been able to overcome in the last few years.” Can AI save the world? How can manufacturers read through the AI marketing fluff? “For manufacturers to read through the AI marketing fluff that’s being pitched to them, it’s critical they ask the right questions. What is the quality of the data and the insights that are generated? If you’re being pitched that the solution is accurate and provides value, do you know how exactly that is being measured? How is the AI solution learning from human interaction and expertise, and how does it improve over time? “Most importantly, has the AI solution been shown to work in your specific environment, and has it been successfully deployed at a comparable enterprise scale?” How can they understand if an AI solution they’ve been pitched will really solve their problems? “Look for AI solutions that solve critical use cases and that can be easily measured on business outcomes. Can the solution drive down the cost or improve efficiency of at least one critical task by 10-100x+ (for example, Machine Health increases the scalability of predictive maintenance by a factor of at least 100). “Or, can the economic value of making this task exponentially more efficient provide a significant ROI (for example the downtime, asset care and operational costs avoided with Machine Health provide a 3-10X ROI).” What do the next 12 months hold for you and the company? “We will continue to redefine our Machine Health solutions to increase our machine coverage, release new sensing capabilities, enhance our autonomous process insight and push the boundaries of our insurance - backed AI diagnostic guarantee to cover production losses. We're also working on new and exciting ways to integrate AI into our customers' production environment, stay tuned!” ************************************************* Check out our free upcoming virtual event, Manufacturing LIVE , 6th December 2023. For more insights into Manufacturing - check out the latest edition of Manufacturing Magazine and be sure to follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter . Other magazines that may be of interest - Healthcare Digital . ********************************************* BizClik is a global provider of B2B digital media platforms that cover 'Executive Communities' for CEO's, CFO's, CMO's, Sustainability Leaders, Procurement & Supply Chain Leaders, Technology & AI Leaders, Cyber Leaders, FinTech & InsurTech Leaders as well as covering industries such as Manufacturing, Mining, Energy, EV, Construction, Healthcare + Food & Drink. 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Augury Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Augury founded?
Augury was founded in 2011.
Where is Augury's headquarters?
Augury's headquarters is located at 469 Fashion Avenue, New York.
What is Augury's latest funding round?
Augury's latest funding round is Series E.
How much did Augury raise?
Augury raised a total of $294M.
Who are the investors of Augury?
Investors of Augury include Lerer Hippeau, Eclipse Ventures, Munich Re Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, Insight Partners and 10 more.
Who are Augury's competitors?
Competitors of Augury include TVARIT, AssetWatch, Falkonry, TRACTIAN, Infinite Uptime and 7 more.
What products does Augury offer?
Augury's products include Machine Health and 1 more.
Who are Augury's customers?
Customers of Augury include Colgate-Palmolive Company, Osem-Nestlé and ICL .
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