Carbic
using ultrasonics + ml to analyze fluid behavior at infrastructure…
Founders
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About Carbic
We are a sensor company that aims to accurately capture the behavior of high throughput fluid systems. With this information we can help improve operations while reducing spills and theft. This technology could change the way the oil and gas industry, water municipalities, and anyone dealing with high volume fluid, operates. Fleets of our proprietary lightweight hardware send raw ultrasonic data directly to our server via cellular/satellite; we then use a mix of physics equations, signal processing, and anomaly detection to determine the behavior of fluid (volume and speed) in pipes.
San Francisco, CA, USA
Carbic: questions
Which YC batch was Carbic in?
Carbic was in Y Combinator's Winter 2016 batch (W16).
Is Carbic still active?
Y Combinator lists Carbic as active.
Where is Carbic based?
Carbic lists San Francisco, CA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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