socalTECH
NOVEMBER 5, 2014
Los Angeles-based Belkin International , the computer accessories and products developer led by Chet Pipkin, said this morning that it has expanded its offices in Seattle, and created a new R&D lab called WeMo Labs. wemo labs belkin research internet things device seattle expansion unniversity washington' READ MORE>>.
socalTECH
MAY 9, 2019
Los Angeles-based Phyn , the Belkin spinout which is developing very advanced, machine learning-driven smart water usage monitoring systms, has raised $12M more in a funding round, the company announced on Thursday. The funding came from Belkin International and Uponor, both prior investors in Phyn.
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socalTECH
FEBRUARY 26, 2019
Phyn develops a device which installs at the main supply of a home, and uses artificial intelligence technology and sensors to determine exactly what is using water in a home. The company is backed by plumbing giant Uponor, and is a spinout of Belkin International. Size of the discount being provided to users was not announced.
socalTECH
FEBRUARY 13, 2018
Torrance-based Phyn , the developer of the remarkably advanced water monitoring technology spun out of Belkin, said today that it has raised another $10M in funding, from current investor Uponor. The company's technology uses pressure sensing and machine learning to monitor for leaks, monitor individual usage of fixtures, and much more.
socalTECH
JULY 24, 2017
We talked with Ryan Kim , the company's CEO, to learn more about the company, how it spun out of Belkin's WeMo efforts, and how water usage is a huge area ripe for innovation. We identified this as a problem about eight or nine years ago at Belkin, just at the beginning of the WeMo efforts there. All technology things.
socalTECH
JANUARY 6, 2020
Torrance-based Phyn , the Belkin spinoff which develops very advanced hardware used to monitor the usage of water in the home, has expanded its portfolio of products, the company said over the weekend at CES. That technology uses machine learning and other techniques which can detect leaks and specific usage of different fixtures.
Tech Zulu Event
JANUARY 30, 2014
In the future, the Internet of Smart Things will occur when these objects take action on the information being passed to them without needing the cloud, Either way, hopefully the data will be stored somewhere we can access it, allowing for future analysis and machine learning to spot trends across devices. Sound complicated?
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