
France · Computer software startup
Purecontrol is a French technology company founded in 2017, based in Rennes, Brittany.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
Purecontrol is a French technology company founded in 2017, based in Rennes, Brittany.
It specializes in industrial automation, offering AI solutions for predictive and real-time control of complex industrial installations. The company focuses on reducing energy consumption and optimizing operational efficiency, particularly in the water sector, which accounts for about 80% of its revenue. Purecontrol's software platform integrates AI with operational expertise, utilizing a five-step process that includes data collection, digital twin creation, predictive analysis, real-time control, and self-learning algorithms. Its applications include optimizing wastewater aeration, chemical dosing control, and drinking water pumping, leading to significant reductions in energy and chemical usage. The company serves a diverse client base, including utilities, industrial manufacturers, and municipalities, and has established partnerships with major industry players. With recent funding, Purecontrol aims to expand its presence in the French and European markets while continuing to innovate in industrial automation.
Funding, as reported
From Purecontrol's own website: 2 founders.
What they build
Known for
environmental performanceindustrial automationgestion eaumulti-site deploymentconstruction & engineeringdistributioncarbon footprint reductionmanufacturingwater and wastewater utilitiesconstruction & real estateenterprisescontrole des processusclimate adaptationleak detectionwater supply and irrigation systemssmart plant management
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