Almetra, the Berlin-based industrial software startup formerly known as Deltia, has raised $19 million in a Series A round led by blisce/. The round also included NAP, Merantix Capital, Robin Capital, Underline, Critical Ventures, and a group of business angels.
The company develops an AI-based process analytics platform designed for manual shop-floor operations. Using computer vision and analytics, Almetra captures production activity in real time, tracks materials and work steps, and turns fragmented operational data into insights for manufacturers.
The new funding will be used to advance Almetra’s platform and support its push to give manufacturers continuous visibility into operations. The company says it aims to combine data, context, and operational knowledge to help improve productivity, quality, and performance at scale.
The company develops an AI-based process analytics platform designed for manual shop-floor operations. Using computer vision and analytics, Almetra captures production activity in real time, tracks materials and work steps, and turns fragmented operational data into insights for manufacturers.
The new funding will be used to advance Almetra’s platform and support its push to give manufacturers continuous visibility into operations. The company says it aims to combine data, context, and operational knowledge to help improve productivity, quality, and performance at scale.