Sensoleak named one of the Top Ten Most Promising Energy & Clean Tech Companies
Sensoleak is honored to be one of ten recipients of this award in 2018.
For more information visit: Rice Alliance Press Release
Sensoleak to present at 16th Annual Rice Alliance Energy and Clean Technology Venture Forum
16th Annual Energy and Clean Technology Venture Forum
Thursday, September 13, 2018
8:00 am – 6:30 pm
McNair Hall, Rice University
Register here: www.ectvf.rice.edu
The Rice Alliance’s 16th Annual Energy and Clean Technology Venture Forum on September 13, 2018 is the largest energy and clean technology venture capital conference in the southwest.
This event is an opportunity to learn about the latest emerging technologies, meet investors to seek funding, see promising companies, learn about investment opportunities, meet individuals from the energy & clean technology industry, learn about promising companies seeking to expand their management team, as well networking and learning opportunities for entrepreneurs, researchers, investment professional and business executives.
The must-attend event is open to anyone involved in the energy and clean technology community in the region. The conference will include industry luminary speakers, investors, and promising startups from throughout the U.S. and beyond.
Sensoleak earns Frost & Sullivan’s 2018 Global New Product Innovation Award
Sensoleak awarded best technology for Gas and Oil industry winning the 2018 Global Leakage Detection Systems
New Product Innovation Award!
SensoLeak Award – Most innovative technology in the O&G in 2018
Artificial Intelligence Comes to Pipeline Leak Detection and Finds a Home in Houston
Shoshi Kaganovsky, an Israeli data scientist and entrepreneur who has been named one of the 20 most influential women in Israel, has moved the headquarters of SensoLeak, her disruptive new approach to pipeline leak prevention and detection, to Houston.
Shoshi, the 32-year-old founder of SensoLeak, has figured out how to use artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and internet of things (IoT), for data analysis in a way that is upending the way pipeline leak prevention and detection are done. An article in Business wire. Read more>>
Pipeline-related tech co. moves HQ from Israel to Houston
SensoLeak, led by 32-year-old founder and CEO Shoshi Kaganovsky, recently moved its headquarters from Israel to Houston, according to a press release.
The company uses artificial intelligence, machine learning and internet of things for data analysis to develop a system for preventing and detecting pipeline leaks and other failures, per the release. An article in the Houston business journal. Read more>>
With enough data, Houston-based Sensoleak is poised to eliminate pipeline accidents
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are poised to improve how leaks in U.S. gas, oil and other liquid pipelines can be detected long before they become catastrophic accidents. An article about Sensoleak on the “Energy fix”. Read more>>
