Best IoT Applications Companies in Netherlands
The 120 best IoT Applications companies in Netherlands in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Sympower.
If you're mapping the IoT Applications scene in Netherlands by actual capital raised, our directory tracks 120 companies with $143M in total disclosed funding and, notably, zero unicorns yet. Sympower leads at $36M, followed by Samotics at $23M and Dexter at $14M. Those top three alone account for a big slice of the pool, which tells you how concentrated this market still is. Backing is coming from a tight cluster of active investors, Rockstart, EIT InnoEnergy, and Startupbootcamp among them, all betting on the same general thesis: connected infrastructure that actually moves data into decisions.
So what's the momentum signal? Across the broader application software category, median install growth is running at roughly +16% YoY, and I'd argue the Netherlands cohort is well-positioned to catch that wave. Themes like drone electronic warfare and advanced audio rendering are pulling developer attention in new directions, and blockchain-secured IoT pipelines are becoming a standard architecture conversation, not a fringe one. Industrial deployments are getting more serious too, as GE's AWS-backed IoT rollout shows what scaled commitment actually looks like. The funding here is modest but the coverage is growing, and the companies building right now are the ones you'll want to know before the next raise cycle.
Ranked: Best IoT Applications companies in Netherlands
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Employees | Founded | Founder | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 112Motion Provider of fall detection bracelets and remote monitoring solutions | — | — | Unfunded | — | 2015 | Nanno Laan Founder & CEO | — | — |
| 2 | Advanced Mobility Services End-to-end solution for asset monitoring and tracking applications | — | — | Unfunded | — | 2014 | Patrick Van Ast Co-Founder | — | — |
| 3 | AgrIOT Provider of agriculture data management platform | — | — | Unfunded | — | 2019 | Michael Biran CEO | — | — |
| 4 | Agrisensys Wireless platform to measure greenhouse parameters | — | — | Unfunded | — | 2003 | Jouke Miedema Founder & CEO | — | — |
| 5 | algoritmica Algoritmica makes predictive maintenance software that predicts asset failures using machine data and deep… | — | — | Deadpooled | 4 | 2013 | — | — | — |
| 6 | Anything Connected Provider of cloud and IoT-enabled sensor solutions for asset health monitoring | — | — | Funding Raised | 2 | 2016 | Frederik Westerouen van Meeteren Founder & CEO | — | — |
| 7 | Babbler Tamper seal and tracking solution | — | — | Deadpooled | — | 2015 | Robin Puthli Founder | — | — |
| 8 | Beam Tracking Provider of SaaS-based inventory management software | — | — | Unfunded | — | 2018 | Sam Gammeren Co-Founder | — | — |
Top 12 IoT Applications companies in Netherlands
#1
Series B · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2015 · 141 employees$36.1Mraised▾
Provider of energy flexibility services for businesses and energy companies. The company offers solutions for battery energy storage systems, renewable energy sources, and demand response. These services enable businesses to optimise energy usage, support grid stability, and unlock new revenue streams. The company’s platform uses forecasting and trading to maximise revenue generation while preserving asset health.
- Sep 2025Series B$22.3M
- Nov 2024Series B$22.6M
- 2023Grant (prize money)—
- Nov 2022Series B$3.1M
#2
Series C · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2014 · 41 employees$14Mraised▾
AI-based forecasting & data management service provider to energy utility companies. The company offerings include energy forecasting, asset dispatching, data management services, portfolio optimization, energy data analytics, asset & energy trading simulations, and more.
- Jul 2025Series C$27.1M
- Apr 2023Series B$11.5M
- Mar 2021Series A$2.5M
#3
Series A · Leiden, South Holland · founded 2015 · 104 employees$23Mraised▾
Provider of condition monitoring solutions for industrial assets and equipment. It offers predictive alerts and insights into asset health, performance, and efficiency. The company's technology uses electrical signature analysis to detect faults and optimize energy use. It provides early detection of equipment failures and helps prevent disruptions. The company also offers asset reliability services and failure detection capabilities.
- Jan 2025Venture Debt$21M
- Sep 2022Series A—
- Dec 2021Series A$16.4M
- Mar 2021Series A$6M
#4
Series A · The Hague, South Holland · founded 2015 · 46 employees$7.9Mraised▾
Developer of AI-driven building profiles through imagery and data analysis. The company offers automated data collection modules to predict energy performance. These insights help organizations efficiently assess risks and maintenance needs. The company also identifies sustainability opportunities at scale.
- Jan 2024Series A$4.9M
- Jun 2021Seed$3M
#5
Seed · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2018 · 22 employees$1.6Mraised▾
Developer of AI software for fall detection and prevention in healthcare. The software recognizes unsafe situations in real time and alerts caregivers. It facilitates local and anonymous data processing, ensuring privacy and improving care efficiency. The software applications are used by healthcare organizations. The software detects unsafe situations and provides alerts when needed.
- Apr 2024Seed$1.6M
#6
Series B · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2014 · 35 employees$11.8Mraised▾
Data and sensor platform empowering sustainable horticulture with actionable insights. They offer digital solutions for growers, advisors, distributors, and researchers, providing full insights into every step of the growth journey. The platform ingests various data sources and analyzes information interactively, enabling continuous production improvement. They focus on metrics like VPD, dewpoint, moisture deficit, EC, VWC, temperature, light intensity, relative humidity, and CO2. They provide modules, platform, sensors, and pricing options. They offer a Smart Assistant, an AI chatbot, for data analysis and dashboard creation. They build smart solutions for horticulture, turning data into actionable information. They innovate with sustainable solutions, catering to both small and large growers, optimizing cultivation strategies. They focus on plant health and crop protection, aiming for better yields and a healthier world. They are committed to saving water through digitization and collaboration. They offer login, book demo, and sign-up options.
- Nov 2021Series B$7.3M
- May 2019Series A$3.9M
- Oct 2015Seed$560.4K
#7
Series A · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2017 · 45 employees$6.5Mraised▾
Blockchain-based software platform for energy management. The platform provides energy data management tools for smart energy management services. The software uses a real-time digital notary to accredit the source of electricity and assigns them automatically according to the requirement. It allows the user to opt for renewable source energy and can monitor real-time energy consumption data.
- Jul 2022Series A$6.5M
- Sep 2019Seed—
#8
Acquired · Delft, South Holland · founded 2015 · 40 employees$13Mraised▾
Nowi energy technology offers sensor solutions that enable wireless energy supply to small sized IoT devices such as sensors. Nowi harvests existing radio signals from our environment and converts that to electrical energy to charge micro IoT devices, these RF signals are produced by different devices at home, a simple example being our WiFi. Nowi's technology helps power small sized, low power consuming devices which would help provide a perpetual charging to such devices.
- Nov 2019Series A$10M
- Jan 2019Seed$1.1M
- Mar 2018Seed$1.9M
#9
Late Stage · Breda, North Brabant$24Mraised▾
Develops a lighting control system for building and street lighting applications. The system includes a lighting control module (installed in the luminaire) called Mira, a gateway called Antares, and a software control module called Regulus. The Regulus module connects to Google Maps (or an image of a plant/building) to keep track of all lights in a network and can control lighting systems based on lighting requirements (requirements sent to it by connected light sensors in the luminaire location).
#10
Acquired · Amsterdam, North Holland · founded 2014 · 75 employees$3.1Mraised▾
Lone rooftop is developing PIE, Position Intelligence Engine that makes buildings smart by connecting to the core wifi infrastructure of the building, using the access points as sensors and starts calculating position of people based on the wifi signals that their mobile phones send out giving real estate and property managers an accurate idea about building occupancy.
- Nov 2018Series A$2.5M
- Apr 2016Seed$563.9K
#11
Funding Raised · Hilversum, North Holland · founded 2013 · 36 employees$195.7Kraised▾
Provider of solar-powered tracking devices for industrial assets and fleets. It enables access to the location, temperature, and technical status of industrial trailers. Its characteristics include Bluetooth connectivity, alternative power options, over-the-air updates, in-built GPS, motion-based notifications, and a personalized dashboard. It also provides industrial asset tracking solutions.
- Nov 2021Grant (prize money)$195.7K
#12
Public · Schiphol-Rijk, North Holland · founded 2014 · 2 employees$561.2Kraised▾
Smart mobility and connectivity solutions. It combines hardware devices, software platforms, and cloud-based intelligence to deliver connected car experiences. The platform supports a wide range of electric bikes, cargo bikes, and light electric vehicles, ensuring compatibility across diverse mobility fleets.
- May 2015Seed$561.2K
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