mPrest, a provider of monitoring and control software for the Internet of Things (IoT), has raised a USD20 million Series A round of funding led by GE Ventures, the venture arm of GE, and OurCrowd, one of the world's leading equity crowdfunding platforms.
mPrest will use the investment to expand its international presence in the industrial and commercial markets and rapidly scale to meet the soaring needs of the IoT world.
mPrest delivers leading-edge software for “connecting the dots” across multiple complex systems of any scale, from a single facility to a multinational corporation. mPrest’s groundbreaking, generic software platform enables organizations to connect any sensor at any time with unparalleled flexibility. Organizations receive real-time situational awareness and can optimize operations automatically.
"mPrest is an exciting company with significant revenues, a real track record and a very promising future,” says Jon Medved, OurCrowd CEO. “Just as its Iron Dome technology has played an invaluable role in protecting millions of citizens, we are confident that mPrest's real-time platform will deliver enormous value to its large industrial customers for years to come.”
“We are proud to be an investor in mPrest,” says Jonathan Pulitzer, managing director at GE Ventures. “mPrest has created a scalable software platform for smart asset management that has great industrial applications. We look forward to potentially partnering with mPrest and exploring applications of their technology for GE.”
mPrest is an established player in the monitoring and control software industry serving essential sectors, including defence and security bodies, electric and water utilities, smart cities and buildings, fleet management companies and other large organisations around the world. For the past six years, mPrest has been a strategic partner with Rafael Advanced Defence Systems to supply the command and control system for the renowned Iron Dome air-defence system, as well as many other large projects.
“The enormous promise of the IoT relies on smoothly integrating disparate systems, sensors and disciplines while managing the exponential growth of connected devices,” says Natan Barak, CEO and founder of mPrest. “We built mPrest’s product-based platform to empower industrial and commercial organisations to autonomously adapt to these changes to strengthen performance and drive operational efficiency and cost reductions. Together with our new and existing partners we are committed to growing into a world leader in technology for the increasingly connected industrial world."
