Senion
Senion
Provider of an indoor positioning system using sensor fusion and machine learning.
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What does Senion do?
Senion developed an indoor positioning platform that uses machine learning sensor fusion technology to provide sub-meter accuracy for positioning and navigation within indoor spaces. Their technology enables use cases such as indoor wayfinding, geofencing, location sharing, and analytics, helping enterprises optimize space utilization and understand the movement of people and assets.
What is Senion's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Senion's effective valuation at $6.7M (range $4.5M to $10.8M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Senion raised?
Senion has raised a total of $2M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series A.
Where is Senion headquartered?
Senion is headquartered in San Francisco, United States.
When was Senion founded?
Senion was founded in 2010.
What industry does Senion operate in?
Senion operates in Indoor Positioning, Sensor Fusion, Machine Learning, IoT, Location-Based Services, Enterprise Software.
What is Senion's current status?
Senion's current operating status is: Inactive.
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