Intelligent infrastructure solutions provider Ubicquia has secured $106 million in new funding. The capital will accelerate development of its artificial intelligence-enabled infrastructure solutions and expand direct sales efforts in the U.S. and internationally.
Founded in 2014, Ubicquia embeds compact hardware modules onto existing utility and municipal assets like streetlights and transformers. These modules collect, process, and transmit operational data in real-time, offering granular visibility into distributed assets not originally designed for digital monitoring.
The platform integrates edge devices, wireless communications, and cloud-based software. Field-installed modules capture critical data such as power quality, voltage, and environmental conditions, transmitting it for aggregation and analysis. This architecture supports remote configuration, firmware updates, and data management, allowing seamless integration into existing utility or municipal systems.
Ubicquia's solutions address distribution grid monitoring, streetlight management, and public safety applications. The technology detects anomalies like voltage irregularities and outages, facilitating maintenance, lighting control, and energy reporting.
Leveraging existing poles and lighting infrastructure, Ubicquia's technology reduces the need for new construction and is utilized by over 1,000 customers, including major cities and electric utilities. Notable clients include the San Diego Police Department and the Orlando Utilities Commission.
The Series D funding round was led by 67 Capital and Marunouchi Innovation Partners, with participation from existing investors such as Hamilton Lane and ClearSky Security. This latest investment brings Ubicquia's total funding to approximately $232 million.