Maturix
Maturix is a Danish IoT company that builds wireless sensors and a patented AI cloud platform for real-time concrete temperature, maturity, and strength monitoring, serving construction projects, precast factories, and ready-mix producers across 40+ countries; it was acquired by Saint-Gobain in 2025.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2014
- HeadquartersOdense, Denmark
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Maturix does
Maturix ApS is a Danish IoT company founded in 2014 (originally as Sensohive) and headquartered in Odense, Denmark, that builds wireless sensors and a cloud platform for real-time monitoring of concrete temperature, maturity, and in-place strength during curing. Its hardware portfolio includes the fully embeddable single-use Nova and Nova Split Bluetooth sensors, the reusable Gaia 200 and Gaia 300 Sigfox+BLE wireless transmitters paired with Class 1 Type K thermocouples, and the Sigfox Access Station Micro gateway for sites with weak public Sigfox coverage. The software stack is split across three role-specific platforms: Maturix In-situ for construction projects, MyMaturix Precast for precast factories, and Nova for Desktop plus the Maturix Nova App (iOS/Android) for ready-mix deliveries. At the core sits a patented AI strength-prediction engine that implements the ASTM C1074 maturity method with Nurse-Saul and Arrhenius functions, producing real-time strength estimates, mass-concrete temperature-differential alerts, and one-click PDF compliance reports aligned with ACI 305R/306R/207.1R and EN 13670 standards.
Maturix serves three primary customer segments: construction projects (infrastructure, commercial, civil — including highways, bridges, tunnels, railways, wind turbine foundations, dams, hospitals, and high-rise); precast concrete factories producing hollow core slabs, wall panels, beams, columns, façades, stairs, balconies, and offshore wind foundations; and ready-mix concrete producers who bundle Nova sensors with their concrete deliveries as a value-added service. The business model is hybrid: one-time hardware sales (Nova boxes of 10, Gaia transmitters, thermocouples, gateways) supported by recurring cloud-platform subscriptions (Maturix In-situ, Nova for Desktop, MyMaturix Precast) and Service Plan maintenance contracts, with quote-based enterprise pricing sold through a sales-led motion via "Book a Demo" and "Talk to an Expert" CTAs. Distribution combines direct enterprise sales (with an International Key Account Manager and Business Development Representative), a self-serve mobile/web app layer, and a value-added channel through ready-mix suppliers such as Holcim Mexico and Holcim Belgium.
The company claims 4,000+ projects completed, 200,000+ structures measured, 150+ precast sites installed, and operations in 38-40+ countries, with a customer base spanning global construction primes (Heidelberg Materials, CRH, Skanska, Balfour Beatty VINCI, Besix, Strabag, NCC, Ferrovial, Vinci, Webuild, Holcim, Taylor Woodrow, Consolis) and infrastructure projects including HS2. In 2025, Maturix joined the Saint-Gobain group, becoming a subsidiary of the French Fortune 500 building materials company and gaining access to global distribution, capital, and customer reach. The team is intentionally lean — approximately 13 named staff including co-founders Tobias Ejersbo (CEO) and Casper Harlev (CCO) — with additional co-founder Tim Larsen referenced in the company history as CTO.
Maturix firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Maturix
- Legal name
- Maturix ApS
- Website
- https://maturix.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2014
- Operating status
- Acquired
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Maturix is a Danish IoT company that builds wireless sensors and a patented AI cloud platform for real-time concrete temperature, maturity, and strength monitoring, serving construction projects, precast factories, and ready-mix producers across 40+ countries; it was acquired by Saint-Gobain in 2025.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Maturix industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Construction IoT / Concrete Monitoring Systems
- NAICS
- Totalizing Fluid Meter and Counting Device Manufacturing (334514), Cement and Concrete Product Manufacturing (3273), Ready-Mix Concrete Manufacturing (32732), Other Concrete Product Manufacturing (327390)
- SIC
- Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823), Measuring & Controlling Devices, Nec (3829), Instruments For Meas & Testing Of Electricity & Elec Signals (3825)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Condition Monitoring & Predictive Maintenance Instrumentation (Vibration/ultrasound, oil analysis sensors, IIoT monitoring) (IMAGAFAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Condition Monitoring Sensors & IoT (online/offline monitoring, edge devices) (EUADAJAD), Building IoT Sensors & Edge Devices (IAQ, Occupancy, Condition Monitoring) (BPABAGAF), IoT Farm Sensors & Edge Devices (Soil, Weather, Crop, Water) (AFAAAFAC), Light exposure / door-open / tamper event sensors (TLAEALAE), Gas/air quality sensors for cold chain (CO₂/O₂/ethylene) (TLAEALAF), Edge AI Model Optimization & Compression (quantization, pruning, distillation) (HDAAAJAA), Edge Thermal Management & Environmental Controls (Cooling, HVAC, Sensors) (HDABAOAH)
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Where Maturix is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Odense
- HQ country
- Denmark
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Maturix business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Hardware sales (sensors and transmitters): Sale of Maturix Nova single-use embeddable sensors (boxes of 10), Gaia 200 and Gaia 300 reusable wireless transmitters, Type K thermocouple cables and accessories, plus Sigfox Gateway units (standard fixed or portable suitcase version). One-time hardware purchase per project/cycle, with reusable transmitter architecture supporting recurring replacement of consumable thermocouple tips.
- Cloud platform subscriptions (Maturix In-situ, Nova for Desktop, MyMaturix Precast): Recurring software access to cloud platforms: Maturix In-situ (insitu.maturix.com) for in-situ strength monitoring, Maturix Nova App + Desktop (nova.maturix.com) for ready-mix/embeddable sensors, and MyMaturix Precast for factory production monitoring. Terms explicitly reference 'maintenance, support and servicing of Maturix hardware devices under a Service Plan'.
- Professional services: onboarding, support and training: Complementary personal onboarding, direct access to Maturix experts, technical support via Mathias ([email protected], +45 88 44 11 90), customer success via dedicated Customer Solutions Specialist (Zhiruo Wang) and Technical Support & Onboarding Specialist (Anton Rahbek). Service Plan Terms govern hardware maintenance and support.
- Value-added bundled services to ready-mix producers: Ready-mix suppliers bundle Maturix Nova sensors with their concrete deliveries as a value-added service to contractors — turning the supplier relationship into a recurring channel for sensor-plus-platform sales and downstream contractor adoption.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | — | Quote-based enterprise pricing — no public price list; all tiers acquired via demo. |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels7 records
Maturix product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Maturix provides wireless IoT concrete maturity monitoring through embeddable single-use sensors (Nova, Nova Split) and reusable Sigfox+BLE transmitters (Gaia 200, Gaia 300) paired with Type K thermocouples and an on-site Sigfox Gateway. Sensor data flows into cloud platforms (Maturix In-situ, MyMaturix Precast, Nova for Desktop) and a mobile app that run patented AI strength-prediction algorithms (ASTM C1074 maturity method) to estimate in-place concrete strength in real time, alert on temperature differentials, and generate compliance reports for formwork removal, post-tensioning, and loading decisions.
Product overview
Maturix offers a unified wireless concrete maturity monitoring solution composed of three layers: (1) a sensor hardware family including the embeddable single-use Nova and Nova Split sensors, the reusable Gaia 200 and Gaia 300 wireless transmitters paired with Type K Thermocouples, and the Maturix Gateway connectivity hub; (2) role-specific cloud platforms - Maturix In-situ for in-situ construction projects, Maturix Precast (MyMaturix Precast) for precast factories, and Nova for Desktop for the Nova sensor ecosystem; and (3) the Maturix Nova App for on-site mobile monitoring. All components share the same patented AI strength-prediction engine, run on the Sigfox IoT network (with Bluetooth for Nova and local Gaia 300 retrieval), and feed a single maturity-method (ASTM C1074) data model that produces real-time strength estimates, alerts, and one-click compliance reports.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Maturix Precast: Factory production monitoring platform purpose-built for precast factories; receives live temperature and maturity data with alerts and curing certificates.
- Nova
- Gaia 200
- Gaia 300
- Type K Thermocouple
- Sigfox Gateway (Sigfox Access Station Micro)
- Maturix In-situ
- Maturix Nova App
Products and services
- Nova Single-use, fully embeddable wireless Bluetooth sensor for real-time monitoring of temperature, maturity, and in-place concrete strength within structures. Features 2 sensors, 150-day memory, 1+ year battery life and 0.5 m external cable. Sold in boxes of 10 for use by contractors and ready-mix suppliers.
- Nova Split Single-use, fully embeddable wireless sensor with separated probe and Bluetooth transmitter for deeper pours and better signal range. Provides 3 sensors with 90-day memory and cables of 1.5 m + 3 m.
- Gaia 200 Single-channel reusable wireless transmitter for Type K thermocouples that sends temperature data every 15 minutes via the Sigfox IoT network. Provides up to 8 months of 24/7 operation on 4x AA batteries, IP64 rating, and up to 3 km range when paired with a Sigfox Gateway. Available in regional variants RC1, RC2 and RC4.
- Gaia 300 Three-channel reusable wireless transmitter for Type K thermocouples combining Sigfox and Bluetooth connectivity with NFC activation and internal memory backup (up to 35,260 measurements / ~1 year). Provides multi-depth monitoring for infrastructure and civil works, with up to 8 months (24/7) or 1–2 years (typical) battery life on 4x AA batteries.
- Type K Thermocouple Industry-standard Class 1 Type K thermocouple probe (PTFE-insulated cable, ±1.5 °C accuracy, −25 to 125 °C range) that gets embedded in concrete and connects to a Maturix Gaia transmitter. Available as ready-to-use cables (1, 3, 5, 10 m) or 100 m cable rolls with self-assembly parts.
- Maturix Gateway (Sigfox Access Station Micro) Wireless communication hub that transfers data from Maturix transmitters to the cloud where public Sigfox coverage is lacking. Connects via Ethernet or 3G/4G SIM dongle, supports hundreds of transmitters simultaneously, up to ~700 m line-of-sight range, and is available as a fixed-installation unit or portable suitcase version for construction sites.
- Maturix In-situ Cloud-based real-time monitoring platform for in-situ construction projects (infrastructure, commercial, civil). Receives live temperature and maturity data from Gaia transmitters, calculates in-place concrete strength using the Maturity Method (ASTM C1074), fires differential temperature alerts, and generates one-click PDF compliance reports.
- Maturix Nova App Bluetooth-connected iOS and Android app for on-site Nova sensor configuration and live monitoring. Manages pours, concrete mix calibrations (e.g., Arrhenius maturity function), push-notification target alerts, and per-pour PDF reports.
- Nova for Desktop (Nova Web Portal) Desktop web workspace at nova.maturix.com providing a full overview of all pours in list and map views, team management, PDF/CSV export, and pour sharing with role-based access (Viewer, Contributor, Admin).
- Maturix Precast / MyMaturix Precast Purpose-built cloud platform for precast factories that receives live temperature and maturity data from every sensor on the production floor, fires automatic alerts when elements reach demoulding strength, generates one-click curing reports, and powers factory-floor dashboards.
Companies that use Maturix
Customer profileNamed customers24 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Maturix technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration2 records
AI capability1 record
Feature6 records
Maturix partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.
- Holcim (Mexico and Belgium)coreHolcim Mexico offers Maturix as a value-added service bundled with their ready-mix concrete deliveries to contractor customers, using it as a clear differentiator in a commodity market. Holcim Belgium recommends Maturix for precast production in a dedicated customer interview. Featured on the homepage customer-interview slider.
- Contiga (part of Heidelberg Materials)coreContiga Tinglev in Denmark is the Nordic region's largest single precast factory (10,000 m² wall elements and 10,000 m² hollow slabs weekly). Maturix has been in daily use at Contiga since 2017, deployed across all casting beds to monitor hollow core, wall panels, beams and columns. Contiga is referenced as a flagship reference site and 'Reference+' on the precast page.
- ACI (American Concrete Institute)coreACI recommends Maturix for cost and time savings on site — featured as 'ACI recommends Maturix' on the homepage customer-interview slider. Maturix reports alignment with ACI standards 305R (hot weather concreting), 306R (cold weather concreting) and 207.1R (mass concrete).
- Balfour Beatty VINCIcoreJoint venture between Balfour Beatty and VINCI using Maturix on the HS2 high-speed railway project in Europe. Featured prominently in customer interview slider on the homepage.
- Kruse SmithcoreNorwegian contractor and E39 Coastal Highway project partner (2019–2022) using Maturix across 11 pouring segments of a 128m long tunnel and 8 dual-lane bridges. Featured case study on Projects and Infrastructure pages with quantified outcomes (62% curing time reduction, 33 days saved, €216,500 savings, formwork from 5 to 2 days).
- Sigfox (IoT network operator)flagshipGaia 200 and Gaia 300 transmitters transmit data via the Sigfox IoT network — 'the world's largest IoT network'. Sigfox Access Station Micro gateway is a core part of the Maturix product line, enabling connectivity in 80+ countries. Sigfox RC1/RC2/RC4 regional radio variants are supported.
- Type K Thermocouple manufacturers (industry-standard sensors)coreMaturix hardware is built around industry-standard Class 1 Type K thermocouples with miniature male connectors — a deeply integrated technology partnership around the global thermocouple ecosystem. Maturix offers ready-to-use cables (1m, 3m, 5m, 10m) and 100m self-assembly cable rolls with Type K mini connectors.
Scale indicators11 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Maturix competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Trimble Inc. Construction technology incumbent with field software, BIM, layout and project management tools widely used by the same contractors and precast producers that buy Maturix (Skanska, Besix, NCC). Owns the structural and BIM data layer that could eventually integrate or compete with Maturix's strength-prediction intelligence.
- Hilti: Global construction tools and services incumbent with an ON!Track asset-tracking and increasingly connected-job-site portfolio. While not focused on concrete maturity, Hilti has the brand, distribution and enterprise sales coverage to enter the smart concrete space and bundle sensors with its contractor tools.
- Sika AG: Global specialty chemicals and concrete admixture incumbent (Sika ViscoCrete, SikaControl) selling to the same ready-mix and precast customers. Sika's mix-design optimisation and admixture portfolio is complementary to maturity monitoring but could be extended into embedded sensing, placing it in adjacent competition with Maturix for the QA budget of major concrete producers.
- Command Alkon: Vertical software incumbent for ready-mix, aggregates and heavy building materials producers with delivery, dispatch and quality systems. Used by Holcim, Heidelberg Materials and CRH, Command Alkon's quality/QC modules overlap with the ready-mix tier of Maturix's TAM and could become an integration or competitive layer.
Direct peers
- Kryton International: Direct competitor in concrete durability and maturity monitoring with the Smart Concrete® product line. Kryton is also the lead investor in Maturix's 2019 funding round, making it both a competitor and historical backer; they sell sensors, admixtures and monitoring solutions to the same ready-mix, precast and contractor customer base.
- Giatec Scientific: Direct competitor offering the SmartRock wireless concrete maturity sensor and AI-based strength prediction (Roxi). Giatec sells to ready-mix producers, precast factories and contractors in North America and globally with a similar patented AI/data model and app-based delivery — Maturix's closest feature-for-feature rival.
- Converge (Concrete): Direct competitor in IoT concrete monitoring with wireless maturity sensors, AI strength prediction and cloud dashboards. Acquired by Bentley Systems in 2024, gaining similar distribution scale to what Maturix now gets via Saint-Gobain. Targets the same enterprise construction and precast segments.
- Brickeye: IoT construction monitoring platform providing wireless sensors and analytics for concrete temperature, maturity, formwork pressure and structural health. Overlaps with Maturix on concrete temperature/maturity and sells into similar enterprise general contractors and infrastructure projects.
Emerging players
- Wake Inc: Early-stage IoT concrete strength monitoring company using reusable wireless sensors and an AI prediction engine. Targets similar ready-mix and precast customers in the US/EU with a comparable product philosophy (reusable transmitters + cloud platform), but with a smaller project base than Maturix.
- Senceive: UK-based wireless structural health and geotechnical monitoring company using long-life battery sensors on rail, infrastructure and construction sites. Adjacent technology stack (wireless IoT sensors + cloud dashboards) and shares infrastructure and rail customers with Maturix (e.g., HS2-adjacent projects).
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Maturix social profiles
Digital presenceMaturix compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance2 records
Maturix financial estimates
Financial estimateRevenue estimate
Valuation estimate
Maturix leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles4 records
Maturix funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds3 records
Investors2 records
Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Maturix M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A
Investments
M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Frequently asked questions about Maturix
What does Maturix do?
Maturix provides wireless IoT concrete maturity monitoring through embeddable single-use sensors (Nova, Nova Split) and reusable Sigfox+BLE transmitters (Gaia 200, Gaia 300) paired with Type K thermocouples and an on-site Sigfox Gateway. Sensor data flows into cloud platforms (Maturix In-situ, MyMaturix Precast, Nova for Desktop) and a mobile app that run patented AI strength-prediction algorithms (ASTM C1074 maturity method) to estimate in-place concrete strength in real time, alert on temperature differentials, and generate compliance reports for formwork removal, post-tensioning, and loading decisions.
Is Maturix a public or private company?
Maturix is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.
When was Maturix founded?
Maturix was founded in 2014. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Maturix based?
Maturix is headquartered in Odense, Denmark, in the Europe region.
How does Maturix make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Hardware sales (sensors and transmitters) is the primary driver. The others are cloud platform subscriptions (Maturix In-situ, Nova for Desktop, MyMaturix Precast), professional services: onboarding, support and training and value-added bundled services to ready-mix producers.
Who are Maturix's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Trimble Inc., Hilti, Sika AG and Command Alkon. Direct peers are Kryton International, Giatec Scientific, Converge (Concrete) and Brickeye. Emerging players are Wake Inc and Senceive.
Does Maturix have an API?
No public API is recorded for Maturix.
What industry is Maturix in?
Maturix's product category is Construction IoT / Concrete Monitoring Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAGAFAG, Condition Monitoring & Predictive Maintenance Instrumentation (Vibration/ultrasound, oil analysis sensors, IIoT monitoring), with a secondary code of EUADAJAD, Condition Monitoring Sensors & IoT (online/offline monitoring, edge devices). Its NAICS code is 334514 and its SIC code is 3823.