Yair Poleg, CTO of Ayyeka interviewed by Electronics Clap of India for the Innovative Global Electronics Startups April 2022 Edition. He is discussing the power of AI on the Edge for better monitoring of critical Remote Assets.

Ayyeka unleashes the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to dramatically improve the data quality and reliability of Internet of Things (IoT) for critical infrastructure.

We had a great year in 2021. Ayyeka’s technology helped protect 200,000 water bodies from combined sewer overflow. CEO Ariel Stern said, “We are making an impact on the lives of 130 million people—that’s 2% of the world’s population.” In the United States, 15% of the population benefits from Ayyeka’s environmental solution. By 2030, Ayyeka aims to impact 500 million people.

Hard infrastructure is essential to our society, encompassing everything from energy exploration and distribution to solid-waste management, wastewater treatment, water, gas and electric utilities, environmental monitoring, transportation infrastructure, smart cities, and much more.

The Sixth Annual Internet of Things (IoT) Breakthrough Awards for 2022 have been announced today, and Ayyeka has won “Startup of the Year!”

Ayyeka and ADS® are proud to announce collaborating on an exciting joint partnership for the wastewater collection systems.

This article showcases their top picks for the best New York City-based Internet of Things companies.

In this episode of Hack the Plant,  I am joined by Ariel Stern, formerly an engineer in the Israeli Ministry of Defense and a civil infrastructure project manager, currently CEO of Ayyeka, which offers remote monitoring for industrial Internet of Things systems.

Technology must bring resilience to old and unreliable essential industries in order to ensure the maintenance of quality, critical services.

Infrastructure rarely makes headlines, but the severe devastation in Texas requires a blunt conversation about aging infrastructure in the United States.