Sentea successfully raised €2.3 million to expand its fiber optic sensing business, supported by key investors including Finindus, PMV, Qbic II, and Fidimec.

Target Information

Sentea, incorporated in 2018, is a spin-off from the esteemed Photonics Research Group of Ghent University and imec. The company specializes in silicon photonics and fiber optic sensing technology, aiming to enhance safety in civil infrastructure and optimize efficiency in industrial applications. Sentea has successfully developed a suite of fiber Bragg grating (FBG) read-out systems, also known as interrogators, which are designed to facilitate the widespread deployment of fiber optic sensors across various sectors.

With a particular focus on civil engineering, oil & gas, renewable energy, industrial processes, and medical instrumentation, Sentea's photonic integrated technology is positioned to deliver significant advancements in monitoring capabilities. The company's innovative approach allows for state-of-the-art monitoring solutions that can provide precise defect detection, predictive maintenance, and improved process control, setting a new standard for infrastructure monitoring.

Industry Overview in Belgium

Belgium has established itself as a crucial player in the photonics and fiber optics industry, evidenced by the country's strong emphasis on innovation and research. The growing demand for structural health monitoring sol

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Finindus, PMV, Qbic II, Fidimec

invested in

Sentea

in 2021

in a Seed Stage deal

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Transaction Size: $3M

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