ATLANTA – Sentrinsic, a company that designs, manufactures, and sells position sensors to actuator manufacturers for use in industrial automation, robotics, and aerospace applications, has raised $500,000 in equity funding, according to a regulatory filing.
The company’s proprietary Intrinsic Sensing technology turns customers’ moving parts directly into high performance sensing components.
The resulting Intrinsic Sensing products allow manufacturers to increase sales of existing product lines and sell to new markets while simultaneously improving their margins.
For these customers, the company says it significantly reduces the time, money, and risks associated with bringing these high tech products to market.
We’re impressed with the rapid advances in motion sensing technology and its application to so many products. Sentrinsic appears poised to take advantage of this trend.
Founded in 2006 to develop technology innovated in the Georgia Tech’s Intelligent Machine Dynamics Laboratory, Sentrinsic is a graduate of the Georgia Tech VentureLab business incubator. It is an Atlanta Technology Development Center firm.
The company disclosed the funding in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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