Polysense, a Belgian startup developing AI-native quality control and process optimization technology for food manufacturers, has raised $10.7 million in an oversubscribed seed round led by Felix Capital.
Fortino Ventures also participated, alongside angel investors including Syndicate One and 100IN. The company says the funding will be used to expand its product across more stages of the production process, hire across engineering, sales, and customer success, and speed up deployment.
Polysense builds systems that use real-time imaging data and synthetic data models to automate in-line quality control and process control in food production. The company is targeting a large industrial challenge as manufacturers face pressure to reduce waste, improve yield, and respond faster to quality issues on production lines.
The round signals continued investor interest in applied AI for industrial operations, particularly in sectors like food manufacturing where automation and efficiency gains can have immediate operational impact.
Fortino Ventures also participated, alongside angel investors including Syndicate One and 100IN. The company says the funding will be used to expand its product across more stages of the production process, hire across engineering, sales, and customer success, and speed up deployment.
Polysense builds systems that use real-time imaging data and synthetic data models to automate in-line quality control and process control in food production. The company is targeting a large industrial challenge as manufacturers face pressure to reduce waste, improve yield, and respond faster to quality issues on production lines.
The round signals continued investor interest in applied AI for industrial operations, particularly in sectors like food manufacturing where automation and efficiency gains can have immediate operational impact.