Dutch startup Hexwise recently completed a pre-seed funding round aimed at enhancing industrial energy efficiency through innovative heat transfer technologies. Although the specific amount raised has not been disclosed, significant contributions came from Rockstart, Oost NL, and several angel investors.
Based in the Netherlands, Hexwise is committed to optimizing the performance of air-cooled heat exchangers using its cutting-edge digital twin technology. The startup’s goal is to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability within the industrial sector by minimizing emissions and reducing energy and operational costs while boosting production revenue.
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With the new funds, Hexwise plans to expand its technology to more air-cooled heat exchangers, establish strategic partnerships, and extend its market reach internationally. The company envisions a future where every industrial heat exchanger operates at peak efficiency, contributing to a more sustainable and resilient world.
Founded in 2023 by Niels Bergsma, Roy Manting, and Pim van Ramshorst as a spin-off from Wilton Heat Transfer Services, Hexwise is pioneering the use of Internet of Things (IIoT), big data, cloud computing, and AI to revolutionize industrial energy efficiency. The company’s approach not only improves energy usage but also aligns with global sustainability objectives by making industrial operations more eco-friendly.
Hexwise employs a comprehensive system for monitoring and managing equipment remotely. This includes installing sensors on equipment to measure parameters continuously, securely transmitting data to Hexwise’s cloud environment for processing, and providing ongoing analysis, reporting, and dashboard access to keep clients informed about their equipment’s performance.
With this strategic infusion of capital, the startup is poised to continue its innovation in heat transfer management solutions, aiming to shape a more efficient and sustainable future for industrial operations globally.
