Feelit raises $8.3 million to scale AI sensors for industrial monitoring
Israeli startup targets U.S. and European markets with predictive maintenance platform.
Feelit Technologies, an Israeli company developing AI-powered sensing tools for industrial operations, has raised $8.3 million in a Series A+ funding round led by Alea Capital Partners, with participation from existing backers Henkel Ventures and Takwin.
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The new funding will support Feelit’s expansion in Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, as the company looks to deepen partnerships with large manufacturers and scale deployment of its technology across energy, chemical, and industrial sectors.
Founded in 2017 and based in Yokneam, Feelit, which employs 25 people, has built a platform designed to digitize the physical world of factories and refineries by embedding intelligence into assets that have traditionally been difficult to monitor. At the core of its system are adhesive “Sticker” sensors that provide real-time data on industrial equipment, enabling early detection of potential failures.
The company says the technology can help industrial customers cut costs, improve safety, and reduce emissions. A deployment in a refinery, for example, produced system-wide savings while also improving environmental performance, according to Feelit. Its client base already includes global companies such as Henkel, Nestlé, Continental, ICL, and Bazan Group.
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“Our customers are showing that solving this challenge translates into multi-million dollar impact per site,” said Sharon Cohen, Feelit’s CEO. “Our technology fills a crucial gap in real-time asset visibility, enabling industrial operations to become safer, more sustainable, and more profitable.”
