
London-based sensor technology startup Augur has raised $15 million in Seed funding to accelerate development, expand its team, and advance innovative sensing solutions across industries.
SUMMARY
- London-based sensor technology startup Augur has raised $15 million in Seed funding to accelerate development, expand its team, and advance innovative sensing solutions across industries.
The Seed round was led by Plural, with participation from First Kind, SNR, Flix, and Tiny VC.
Augur plans to use the funding to accelerate deployment of its sensor technology, helping governments, operators and venue owners across Europe address growing security risks to public spaces and critical infrastructure.
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Led by CEO Harry Mead, CTO Imran Lone, and Head of Engineering Stefan Kopieczek, Augur is a technology company that leverages AI to enhance national security, protect public spaces, and safeguard critical infrastructure.
By integrating existing cameras and sensors into a real-time perception engine, Augur enables incident detection, coordinated response, and post-event analysis, with privacy built in by design.
Augur enhances real-time situational awareness and post-incident analysis while safeguarding civil liberties, helping protect people in their everyday lives.
About Augur
Augur turns legacy sensor networks into real-time operational intelligence, fusing CCTV, IoT and spatial models to track movement across large environments in seconds. Without using facial recognition, Augur delivers proactive security insights enhancing operational efficiency maximizing business performance and unlocking new revenue opportunities.






