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January 26, 2026

Industrial AI startup CVector raised a $5 million seed round led by Powerhouse Ventures. Its software helps industrial clients like utilities and manufacturers quantify cost savings from operational changes, such as adjusting a valve. The New York-based company now has 12 employees and serves customers including ATEK Metal Technologies and materials science startup Ammobia.

Industrial AI startup CVector raised a $5 million seed round led by Powerhouse Ventures. Its software helps industrial clients like utilities and manufacturers quantify cost savings from operational changes, such as adjusting a valve. The New York-based company now has 12 employees and serves customers including ATEK Metal Technologies and materials science startup Ammobia.
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