Elementary develops AI-powered quality solutions combined with industrial control systems that enable closed-loop quality, preventing future defects by providing feedback. The company integrates machine vision and industrial controls to deliver AI-driven inspection and corrective feedback. Elementary intends to use the funds from the recent investment to continue enhancing its product offerings. The investment was made by Rockwell Automation and the amount was not disclosed. Elementary is led by CEO and founder Arye Barnehama. The company framed the partnership as an opportunity to drive innovation and growth alongside a leading industrial and automation controls platform in North America. Elementary builds industrial machine-vision software and rapidly deployable hardware that let customers create no-code inspection routines and train models to inspect produced goods, parts and assemblies at scale. Its platform targets manufacturing, consumer packaged goods and logistics customers, enabling repeatable inspections that were previously impractical to perform manually. The company says it has performed over 250 million inspections to date and grew its number of Tier 1 enterprise customers tenfold in the past year. Elementary recently expanded its executive team and doubled headcount, and plans to double its workforce again over the next year. Product and technology roadmaps include additional AI inspection capabilities plus cloud analytics and reporting. The company is commercializing quality assurance robots alongside its software offerings.

Total raised

$30M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Dec 2021