- byLiliana Sánchez
- February 29, 2024
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- 1 minute read
Pulsar, a startup that performs AI-driven manufacturing operations analysis, raised $8M in a round led by Cometa. Seaya Cathay Latam, Kayyak Ventures, and Arca Ventures also participated in the funding.
Pulsar digitizes factories in days using proprietary hardware and algorithms to enable an easy and automated setup process. Pulsar’s solution provides real-time data, improving production capacity and minimizing downtime. This helps enhance process control, optimize maintenance, and quickly resolve issues.
Founded in Palo Alto in 2020 by Matías Castillo, Cristian Bartolomé, and Juan Cristobal Ruiz-Tagle, Pulsar serves companies like Femsa, Sigma, Gruma, Deacero, and Cemex in sectors such as metal, food processing, automotive, plastics, bottling, and cement.
Liliana Sánchez
Liliana has a bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media Production. She has worked in fintech and logistic startups developing communication strategies and content creation.
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