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Atollogy is a San Jose, California-based enterprise technology company that utilizes artificial intelligence and computer vision software to monitor and optimize physical operations across heavy industrial environments. Operating under a business-to-business software-as-a-service model, the firm provides a proprietary analytics platform that analyzes video feeds from existing facility cameras to track complex manufacturing processes, equipment utilization rates, and workplace safety compliance. The system functions independently without requiring direct integration into a client's internal information technology infrastructure, primarily serving customers operating within the manufacturing, commercial logistics, and food and beverage processing sectors. To support its technological development and market expansion, the enterprise successfully raised $1.5 million in seed funding during an August 2018 investment round led by the venture capital firm Moment Ventures. Atollogy was officially founded in 2015 by founder and chief executive officer Rob Schoenthaler.
Atollogy has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Atollogy has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Atollogy was a technology company specializing in Industrial IoT (IIoT) solutions for smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0, founded in 2016 in Santa Clara, California.[1][2] It built a business intelligence platform that used proprietary algorithms, non-invasive sensors, cameras, and AI to capture real-time data from factory elements—like people, machines, and materials—transmitting it to the cloud for instant actionable insights, enabling operational excellence without disrupting existing processes or equipment.[1][2][3] Serving manufacturing companies of all sizes, Atollogy solved key pain points in operational efficiency, such as harmonizing workflows, reducing waste, and improving decision-making for workers, supervisors, and managers, with reported revenue around $6.5 million and 10-50 employees at its peak.[3][4][5] The company raised $2.68 million in seed funding but was acquired by ThinkIQ in March 2022, integrating its technology into ThinkIQ's continuous intelligence platform for enhanced smart manufacturing capabilities.[2]
Atollogy was founded in 2016 by Rob Schoenthaler, who serves as CEO, drawing on a team with over 100 years of combined manufacturing industry experience.[1][4][6] The idea emerged from recognizing the need to bridge the physical factory floor with AI analytics, avoiding the high costs and disruptions of traditional enterprise systems.[1][3] Early traction came through partnerships with entities like Santa Cruz, Santa Clara University, StartX, Plug and Play, and SME, which helped validate and scale its non-invasive IIoT deployment model requiring only power from clients.[1] Headquartered initially in Santa Clara and later associated with San Jose addresses, the startup quickly positioned itself as a turnkey provider for digital manufacturing, culminating in its 2022 acquisition by ThinkIQ, where its tech and team bolstered edge sensor and AI capabilities.[2][5]
Atollogy rode the Industry 4.0 wave, capitalizing on the convergence of IIoT, AI, and computer vision to digitize physical operations amid rising demands for smart factories post-2016.[1][2] Its timing aligned with manufacturers seeking affordable digital transformation without legacy system overhauls, fueled by market forces like supply chain pressures and efficiency mandates.[3] By enabling real-time visibility into underperforming assets and safety, it influenced the ecosystem through partnerships and its integration into ThinkIQ, amplifying continuous intelligence platforms that have helped customers save millions in waste reduction.[2] This positioned Atollogy as a pioneer in accessible operational AI, contributing to the shift toward edge-deployed, non-traditional sensors in manufacturing tech.
Post-2022 acquisition, Atollogy's tech endures within ThinkIQ, powering Vision capabilities for broader smart manufacturing deployments, with potential for expanded edge AI in supply chains.[2] Trends like AI-driven predictive operations and sustainability-focused factories will shape its legacy, evolving influence through ThinkIQ's platform amid growing IIoT adoption. As manufacturing digitizes further, Atollogy's non-invasive model exemplifies how startups accelerate operational excellence, tying back to its core mission of making elite analytics accessible without friction.[1][2]
Atollogy has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in November 2019.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2019 | $2M Seed | — | Valo Ventures | Announced |
Atollogy has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Atollogy's investors include Valo Ventures.
