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An innovative cloud platform providing machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics for live machine-generated streaming data.
Data Scientists IoT Solutions Architects Industrial Automation Engineers Operations Managers Embedded Systems Developers
Cloud-native streaming pipelines ingest high-frequency sensor payloads smoothly without technical degradation Pre-built classification algorithms process variable time-series events automatically to deliver instant categorizations Decoupled API framework lets enterprise developers embed machine learning functions quickly into custom internal applications Scalable time-series storage grids capture live telemetry patterns without requiring manual database partition maintenance Predictive analytical models compute systemic equipment vulnerabilities early to mitigate heavy physical asset roll liabilities
Category: AI & Automation
Team Size: 2-10
Visit WebsiteAlgorithms.io is a pioneer cloud-native predictive analytics platform engineered to systematically ingest high-throughput machine-generated data streams from connected systems. The software offers an accessible microservices architecture that tracks, stores, and categorizes unstructured sensor inputs automatically using specialized machine learning layers. By converting raw device payloads into highly accurate diagnostic insights, it eliminates operational blindspots across complex distributed field assets. Following its strategic transaction with enterprise leader LumenData, the technology serves as a foundation for scalable industrial internet of things (IoT) infrastructure.
Algorithms.io was founded in early 2012 by tech executive Andy Bartley in Mountain View, California, United States. Recognizing that emerging Internet of Things (IoT) hardware operators generated massive volumes of machine telemetry but lacked the specialized analytical skills required to process it, Bartley built a streamlined framework. The cloud platform succeeded on high capital efficiency and was acquired by Enterprise Information Management leader LumenData on December 4, 2013, to scale data capabilities globally.