Flojoy is a Montreal-based company that provides no-code, Python-based test measurement software. The company recently raised $1.3 million in Seed funding, led by Flybridge Capital Partners, Boreal Ventures, and BDC Capital.
Flojoy's software is a drop-in replacement for traditional engineering software, such as LabVIEW, Simulink, RapidMiner, and Alteryx. However, Flojoy's software is much easier to use, requiring no coding knowledge. Engineers can use Flojoy to build and run Python-based engineering and AI apps in just 5 minutes.
Flojoy's software can be used to stream measurements from a wide range of devices, including robotics, microcontrollers, single board computers, test stations, and benchtop instruments. Once the data is streamed to Flojoy Cloud, it can be analyzed, archived, downloaded, and annotated by team members.
The funding from this Seed round will be used to hire engineers to build out Python support for over 700 benchtop scientific instruments and microcontrollers. Flojoy also plans to use the funding to expand its marketing and sales efforts.
Flojoy's software is a powerful tool that can help engineers save time and improve their productivity. The company is well-positioned to grow in the rapidly growing market for test measurement software.
Flojoy Studio is a visual programming platform that makes it easy to build Python apps without writing any code.
Flojoy Studio supports a wide range of hardware devices, including robotics, microcontrollers, single board computers, test stations, and benchtop instruments.
Flojoy Cloud is a powerful data storage and analysis platform that makes it easy to share and collaborate on research data.
Flojoy is led by CEO and Founder Jack Parmer, who has a strong track record in the engineering software industry.
