INVE Technologies Partners With Trackonomy on Physical AI Software

Nov 11, 2026
INVE Technologies and Trackonomy established a commercial framework for adding physical AI infrastructure to enterprise software businesses acquired by INVE.

INVE Technologies announced on November 10 a definitive strategic partnership agreement with Trackonomy Systems. The agreement establishes a commercial framework for deploying Trackonomy's physical AI platform across enterprise software businesses acquired by INVE.

INVE plans to incorporate Trackonomy's Sentient platform and physical infrastructure into acquired software products. INVE says the integration will create a structured data layer from verified real world operational inputs. Its acquisition strategy focuses on software platforms in regulated markets such as healthcare, pharmaceutical logistics, food safety, environmental monitoring and worker safety.

The agreement covers preferential pricing, software licensing and revenue sharing. INVE will serve as a preferred reseller for Trackonomy's sensors, smart Bluetooth Low Energy labels, RFID hardware and Sentient platform. Trackonomy will provide the infrastructure, install hardware at customer sites and help port software applications onto its platform.

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