Carbic
Carbic, formerly known as FlowCommand, is a San Francisco-based company specializing in advanced sensing technology for high throughput fluid systems in the industrials and energy sectors.
Company History
Carbic, originally known as FlowCommand, was founded in 2015. Since its inception, the company has been dedicated to revolutionizing the way high throughput fluid systems are monitored. Participating in Y Combinator's Winter 2016 batch marked a significant milestone in its early development phase.
Technology and Innovation
Carbic utilizes proprietary lightweight hardware that communicates raw ultrasonic data to servers through cellular or satellite connections. By employing a combination of physics equations, signal processing, and anomaly detection, the company has devised a system capable of accurately capturing fluid behavior in pipes. This blend of sensor and software technology, powered by machine learning, ensures seamless, non-intrusive monitoring of fluid flow.
Industries Served
Carbic's technology serves a range of industries that include oil and gas, water municipalities, and other high-volume fluid operations. The technology plays a critical role in improving operational efficiency and reducing risks such as spills and theft, addressing necessary needs in industrial workplace safety.
Global Presence
Headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Carbic operates on an international scale, with a presence in the United States, America/Canada, and remote locations. The company's operations extend to Mexico City, including remote and partly remote setups, underscoring its commitment to providing global solutions for fluid system monitoring.
Team and Expertise
With a small but expert team comprised of 8 employees, Carbic has assembled a diverse group of professionals from various backgrounds, including engineering, physics, and fluid dynamics. This expert team drives the company's innovative solutions, ensuring that their technology remains cutting-edge and effective in the industry.