GREÏ, a Kaunas-based DeepTech startup, has raised €650k in pre-Seed to broaden its AI-powered operational intelligence platform, which helps companies with massive bodily websites detect dangers and inefficiencies in actual time.
The funds, invested by the Baltic VC fund FIRSTPICK, might be used for product improvement, staff growth, and additional rollout throughout European markets. Marking a big turning level, because the startup strikes from product improvement to real-world implementation.
“Even with all the suitable {hardware} in place, firms typically wrestle to get a transparent image of their facility’s operational well being,” stated Giedrė Rajuncė, CEO and Co-founder of GREÏ. “Our platform combines these programs into one view and makes use of AI to spotlight dangers, delays, and failures as they occur. This helps groups reply rapidly and cut back errors in addition to make modifications for higher effectiveness.”
Based in 2024, GREÏ is an AI-powered operational intelligence platform designed for companies with massive bodily websites, reminiscent of warehouses, factories, and retail chains. It connects to current infrastructure, reminiscent of cameras, to assist organisations monitor operations, establish issues of safety, and enhance effectivity in actual time.
The founding staff brings 14+ years of business expertise, combining safety and manufacturing experience with a background in scalable B2B software program. Co-founder Saulius Tvarijonas beforehand helped construct the cybersecurity agency CUJO AI.
Rajuncė provides: “This spherical gave us the push we wanted to maneuver from constructing to executing,” she stated. “Corporations are underneath stress to do extra with fewer individuals, much less time, and tighter budgets. We’re now not simply testing concepts, however seeing how they work in actual conditions and might make an actual distinction. Operational effectiveness and AI isn’t nearly saving cash anymore; it’s about making on a regular basis operations safer, extra predictable, and simpler to handle.”
In line with GREÏ, manufacturing, logistics, and retail operations are more and more strained by operational blind spots and false alerts. Companies with massive bodily footprints wrestle to take care of real-time consciousness of their websites, regardless of the presence of cameras, sensors, and alarms, because the huge quantities of information and pictures collected are troublesome to handle.
These visibility gaps are costly, as unplanned downtime alone prices the typical manufacturing unit €100k+ per hour. Whereas Within the U.Okay., the entire prices from office fatalities and self-reported accidents had been estimated at €25 billion.
GREÏ seems to be to deal with this drawback with their AI-powered platform that helps firms monitor operations, detect dangers, and reply quicker, earlier than failures escalate.
GREÏ’s platform connects to a website’s current cameras to create a unified, real-time overview of operations. Its system detects all the pieces improperly sorted waste to violations of office security guidelines, after which alerts the suitable groups with actionable insights.
“We backed GREÏ as a result of they’re fixing a crucial, neglected hole in operational effectiveness and intelligence. The staff combines deep business experience with actual execution energy. We’re excited to see them set a brand new commonplace for AI-enabled bodily infrastructure throughout Europe,” stated Marijus Andrijauskas, Companion at FIRSTPICK.
The funding will enable GREÏ to broaden its core staff, construct its modular AI structure, and start onboarding early clients. With plans to attach over 500 lively cameras and launch the entire platform in 2026, the staff is now getting ready to lift a Seed spherical to drive worldwide development and deeper product innovation.
GREÏ is now in search of Seed-stage buyers with experience in enterprise SaaS, industrial tech, or AI infrastructure, notably these with sturdy networks in Western Europe, Scandinavia, or Japan. The corporate can also be constructing strategic partnerships in safety and automation to speed up cross-border growth.
