Augury
Augury provides industrial AI and machine-health solutions intended to improve equipment reliability and plant operations.
Last updated September 25, 2026
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Overview
Augury is a commercial brand focused on industrial AI and machine health. Its website presents the company as having developed from machine-health offerings toward a broader set of role-based AI agents for industrial operations. The stated aims include improving reliability, streamlining maintenance, preventing machine failures, and helping plants reduce downtime and maintenance costs. Its listed offerings include Machine Health, a Reliability Agent, and Auguscope. The website describes Machine Health as using AI powered by reliability experts to help prevent failures and reduce maintenance costs. The company organizes use cases around business goals such as eliminating unnecessary downtime, reducing loss, waste, and emissions, maximizing yield and capacity, and optimizing asset care. It also addresses a range of industrial equipment, including pumps, motors, compressors, bearings, fans and blowers, gearboxes, chillers, conveyors, extruders, mills, and mixers. Augury presents applications across industries including food and beverage, consumer packaged goods, chemicals, building materials and cement, metals and mining, pulp and paper, glass, pharmaceuticals, plastics, steel, forest products, oil and gas, energy, and commercial services. Its commercial-services page describes real-time predictive diagnostics delivered to technicians’ smartphones, while its forest-products page emphasizes spotting problems before they cause production disruption. The supplied sources do not establish the company’s founding details, headquarters, ownership, or exact geographic markets. The company’s About page reports that Augury closed a Series F funding round in 2025, raising $75 million to accelerate its leadership. The supplied evidence does not identify investors or provide other financing details.
History
The supplied sources describe Augury as an industrial AI and machine-health company but do not provide a founding date, founder names, or a detailed account of its early history. Its current website describes a development in emphasis: Augury says it started by keeping machines healthy and now offers AI agents for different roles in operations. This links its machine-health positioning to a broader ambition of supporting reliability, maintenance, and plant performance. The company’s current offering includes Machine Health, a Reliability Agent, and Auguscope. The website describes Machine Health as using AI powered by reliability experts to prevent machine failures and reduce maintenance costs. Its use-case pages frame the value around avoiding production disruption, improving uptime, and supporting predictive maintenance. One page for commercial services describes real-time predictive diagnostics delivered to technicians’ smartphones; another, for forest-products manufacturing, promotes finding problems before they disrupt production. Augury presents its solutions for a diverse set of industries and equipment types. The industries listed on its site range from food and beverage and chemicals to forest products, energy, and commercial services. Its equipment coverage includes rotating machinery and assets such as pumps, motors, compressors, bearings, fans, gearboxes, and chillers, among others. The website also presents broader operational goals, including maximizing yield and capacity and reducing waste and emissions. A dated corporate milestone in the supplied evidence is the 2025 Series F announcement. Augury’s About page states that it raised $75 million to accelerate leadership. The available source does not provide the investors, deal terms, or further details of the company’s corporate history. The evidence also does not establish the company’s founders, headquarters, parent company, or geographic footprint.
Series F funding
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Products and positioning
Industrial AI for uptime and productivity, combining machine-health intelligence with role-based agents for industrial operations.
Machine Health
A machine-health offering described as using AI powered by reliability experts to prevent failures and reduce maintenance costs.
Reliability Agent
A role-based AI agent presented as a way to improve reliability and streamline maintenance.
Auguscope
An offering named on Augury’s website; the supplied page excerpt does not describe its functionality.
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