SensorUp Secures Growth Financing to Expand Agentic Operations Platform
SensorUp Inc. has closed a growth financing round led by Pender Ventures, with participation from Climate Investment, Evok Innovations, and Occidental, announced in a press release. Occidental is both a strategic investor and client of the company.
The funds will be used to accelerate customer deployment, enhance SensorUp's agentic platform, and support expansion across several industrial sectors. The company's platform provides operational intelligence for asset intensive industries by integrating data and workflows across distributed operations.
SensorUp is based in Calgary, Alberta, and describes its system as an AI enablement platform designed to coordinate complex industrial activities and data sources.
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