Viam
New York software company whose platform connects robots, sensors and other machines to data, AI and fleet management, founded by MongoDB co-founder Eliot Horowitz.
Viam was founded in 2020 by Eliot Horowitz, co-founder and longtime chief technology officer of MongoDB, and is based in New York. It sells a cloud-based software platform, with open-source components, for building and running smart machines across robotics, IoT and industrial automation, covering fleet management, data and machine-learning integration, and control and motion. In February 2022 it announced a $30 million Series A led by Tiger Global with Union Square Ventures and Battery Ventures, which took its funding to $42 million after $12 million raised earlier. In March 2024 it announced a $45 million Series B backed by Union Square Ventures and Battery Ventures, bringing the total to $87 million, and in March 2025 a $30 million Series C led by Union Square Ventures with Battery Ventures, Neurone and other existing investors, for a total of $117 million. Customers named in the Series C release include the New York Islanders and UBS Arena, Viking Yachts, Kongsberg Discovery, Sbarro, Transmutex, Appetronix and CompScience, and the company said it was building a sales team in Europe starting in Italy.
- Latest funding
- $30M
- Total funding
- $105M
- Latest valuation
- —
- Founded
- 2020
- Country
- United States
- Mar 3, 2025Series C$30M
- Mar 26, 2024Series B$45M
- Feb 1, 2022Series A$30M