Wireless industrial vibration sensors of its own design — the Industrial Node C, X and 6 Ex lines, the last rated for explosive atmospheres — feeding the Treon Connect platform for predictive and prescriptive maintenance across manufacturing, material handling and logistics; the platform has since moved up a layer into AI-driven maintenance orchestration, with over 200 enterprise customers. Founded 2016 by seven industry veterans from Nokia and Microsoft with backgrounds in wireless communications and battery-operated devices; offices in France (2023) and New York and Palo Alto (2022). No university or research-institute origin, but the sensor hardware is its own — which is the line separating it from analytics layers built on someone else's data.
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