Founded in 2013, iUNU (“you knew”) is an industrial computer vision company headquartered in Seattle, with offices in San Francisco and San Diego. Our product is an AI named LUNA that leverages computer vision to allow farmers to better manage crop growth cycles, focusing on identifying growing maladies before the crop is affected and promoting better accountability of growing practices through our workflow management application. Connecting plants, facilities, and people through a single interface, LUNA turns commercial greenhouses into precise, predictable, demand-based manufacturers. LUNA is an AI born in the heart of Seattle; trained in Silicon Valley and the greenhouses of Skagit Valley; and accessible from everywhere. The camera vision in our greenhouse control system records everything so you don’t have to. No clipboards, no charts, no walking up and down endless aisles. We find the problems and we help you find the solutions. And, we help you solve your problems whether you’re with your team in your automated greenhouses or with your family in DisneyWorld.
B2B2C, B2C, B2B
26 to 50
Seed
$13.5 M
Scaling Up
2013
Renewables & Environment
Enterprise Software
Agriculture
Agricultural & Equipments
N/A
Reduce Operational Cost
Increase Productivity
Analytics
Production
IT and Security
Service
Yes
Active
Robotics and Control
Machine Learning
Machine Perception
Natural Language Processing
Software & Hardware
Mechanical Engineer, Robotics
Seattle , Washington
Robotics Engineer
Seattle , Washington
Computer Vision Engineer
Seattle , Washington
Human Resources Director
Seattle , Washington
Senior Software Engineer
Remote, Remote
AI/ML Professionals
4
1
$21M
Company was founded 2013 and it took almost 9 years (Mar 2022) to raise first external round
Investors
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Adam Greenberg
Co-Founder & CEO
Richard Jacroux
CFO
Dennis Riling
Chief Revenue Officer
Allison Kopf
Head of Marketing/CMO
Alexander Tokman
President