About Quanturi

Quanturi provides wireless temperature monitoring systems specifically designed for fermentable materials such as hay, compost, and grain. These solutions prevent spontaneous combustion, ensure compliance with safety regulations, and enhance material quality through continuous data analysis and real-time alerts.

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What does Quanturi do?

Where is Quanturi located?

Quanturi is based in Espoo, Finland.

When was Quanturi founded?

Quanturi was founded in 2016.

How much funding has Quanturi raised?

Quanturi has raised $3.4M.

Who founded Quanturi?

Quanturi was founded by Nadine Pesonen and Teppo Veijonen.

Nadine Pesonen - CEO
Teppo Veijonen - Co-founder, Design & Technology Officer

Location

Espoo, Finland

Founded

2016

Funding

$3.4M

Employees

24 employees

Investors

European Innovation Council

Quanturi

Espoo, FinlandFounded 2016242K+ followers10/10 TractionRelative Traction Score based on online presence metrics compared to companies in the same age group.

Updated 20 months ago

Funding

$3.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

Product

Problem

Fermentable materials like hay, compost, and grain are susceptible to spontaneous combustion during storage, leading to significant financial losses and safety hazards. Traditional temperature monitoring methods are often labor-intensive, infrequent, and lack the real-time data needed for proactive intervention. This makes it difficult to ensure compliance with safety regulations and maintain optimal material quality.

Solution

Quanturi provides wireless temperature monitoring systems designed to prevent spontaneous combustion and enhance material quality in fermentable materials. The system uses robust sensors to continuously monitor temperature and transmit data wirelessly to a central platform. Real-time alerts are sent when temperatures reach dangerous levels, allowing users to take immediate action and prevent fires. The system also generates detailed monitoring reports for compliance purposes and provides insights into material quality, enabling optimized storage and processing.

Target Audience

The primary customers are farmers, compost facility operators, grain storage managers, and other professionals involved in the storage and handling of fermentable materials.

Features

Wireless temperature probes specifically designed for hay, compost, grain, and other fermentable materials
Real-time temperature monitoring with customizable alert thresholds
Automated data logging and reporting for compliance and quality control
Robust probe design for corrosive environments (e.g., composting)
Multipoint probes for measuring temperatures at different depths within stored materials
User-friendly web interface for data visualization and analysis