Tri-Logic

What Tri-Logic does

Tri-Logic (ООО "Три-Лоджик") is a Russian private engineering company founded in 2015 and headquartered at the Skolkovo Innovation Center in Moscow. The company develops and produces industrial IoT equipment and software, plus a proprietary cable-free downhole monitoring system (Tri-Logic.DCS), targeting oil and gas producing enterprises in Russia. Its product portfolio spans three lines: LoRaWAN-based industrial IoT hardware (base stations, KS-01/KS-02/KS-03 network controllers in DIN-rail, outdoor IP66, and explosion-proof variants, pressure sensors, SKJ oil meters with integrated LoRa controllers, and embeddable LoRa radio modules); proprietary software (LoRaTools desktop and Android applications, LoRaTools WEB server, LoRaMaster configuration tool, DailyMonitoring server module, Pocket_forwarder base station software, msp_loracont controller firmware, and an automated Telegram bot for daily reporting); and the Tri-Logic.DCS cable-free downhole monitoring system using electromagnetic communication to measure dynamic fluid levels, pump intake pressure, and temperature down to 2,000 meters depth with up to three years of autonomous battery operation.

The company sells directly to enterprise customers in the Russian oil and gas sector through project-based engagements that typically begin with pilot or field trials (OPI) before broader commercial deployment. Revenue is generated primarily from hardware system sales (controllers, sensors, base stations) bundled with custom-configured server, client, and service software, plus professional services for custom software development, enterprise system integration (e.g., Kron), and field testing. No public pricing, ARR, or revenue figures are disclosed. The company relies on direct B2B field sales, the Skolkovo innovation ecosystem for marketing exposure, and co-development partnerships (notably with NPO NTES for SKJ meter retrofits) rather than third-party resellers or digital channels.

Tri-Logic's disclosed customer base consists of five Russian oil and gas producers: PJSC Tatneft (the most prominent, with SKJ meter modernization and the 2023 Tri-Logic.DCS pilot at NGDU Elkhovneft), LLC Ruslan Oil (Aksyutinsky field, 2020), ZAO HIT R and LLC Sadakoyl (Matveevsky district, 2019), and ZAO Yambuloil (dispenser monitoring, 2021). Infrastructure partners include TatAISneft, FGUP RTRS, and PJSC Megafon (radio tower access for LoRaWAN base stations). The company is a Skolkovo resident since 2016 with grant support from the Skolkovo Foundation, and has 11-50 employees with no disclosed external funding rounds or revenue.

Name

Tri-Logic

Legal name

OOO "Tri-Logik" (Три-Лоджик)

Website

https://tri-logic.ru

Company type

Private

Founded year

2015

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Tri-Logic is a Russian Skolkovo-based engineering company developing industrial IoT hardware, software, and a proprietary cable-free downhole monitoring system for Russian oil and gas producers. It serves enterprise customers such as Tatneft, Ruslan Oil, and HIT R through direct project-based B2B sales.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Moscow

HQ country

Russia

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Industrial IoT Hardware and Software Systems: Sale and deployment of complete monitoring systems including hardware (controllers, sensors, base stations) and software (server, client, and service software) for oil and gas enterprises. Systems are custom-configured per customer requirements with multi-year operational support.
2. Software Development and Integration: Custom software development services following Agile principles for specialized user applications and large web applications, as well as integration with enterprise information systems (e.g., integration with Kron system).
3. Field Testing and Pilot Programs: Conducting pilot and field trials (OPI) of systems at customer sites, which serve as proof-of-concept before full commercial deployment.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Tri-Logic develops and produces industrial IoT systems and cable-free downhole monitoring equipment for oil and gas producing enterprises. Its portfolio includes LoRaWAN-based hardware (base stations, network controllers, pressure sensors, LoRa-enabled oil meters), a software stack (LoRaTools desktop/mobile/web, LoRaMaster, Telegram bot, server modules), and the proprietary Tri-Logic.DCS electromagnetic downhole communication system for cable-free real-time monitoring of well parameters up to 2000m depth.

Product overview

Tri-Logic is an engineering company (founded 2015, Skolkovo resident since 2016) serving the oil and gas industry with a portfolio of three integrated product lines: (1) Software Products including LoRaTools desktop and mobile applications for equipment monitoring, LoRaMaster for controller configuration, Telegram Bot for automated daily reports, LoRaTools WEB server for remote monitoring, and server modules DailyMonitoring, Pocket_forwarder, and msp_loracont for data collection and processing; (2) LoRaWAN Industrial IoT Hardware encompassing base stations, network controllers (KS-01, KS-01.ED, KS-02, KS-03 variants), pressure sensors, SKJ oil meters, and embedded radio controllers; (3) Tri-Logic.DCS — a cable-free downhole monitoring system using electromagnetic channels for real-time subsurface parameter monitoring. The software stack spans controller-level software, transport layer (communication servers and base stations), server software, and client/service applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Tri-Logic.DCS: Cable-free system for monitoring downhole parameters in oil wells using electromagnetic communication channel
• LoRaTools
• LoRaMaster
• LoRaTools WEB
• DailyMonitoring
• Pocket_forwarder
• msp_loracont

Products and services

• Tri-Logic.DCS (Cable-Free Downhole Monitoring System) Cable-free system for monitoring downhole parameters in production oil wells using an electromagnetic communication channel. Includes downhole module, communication controller, and shortening device for real-time monitoring of formation parameters and optimization of well operating modes. Supports up to 2000m depth and up to 3 years of autonomous battery-powered operation.
• LoRaWAN Base Station Base station for LoRaWAN industrial IoT network enabling long-range wireless communication up to 15 km with low power consumption using license-free 868 MHz frequency band for oil field connectivity.
• KS-01/KS-01.ED/KS-02/KS-03 Network Controllers Series of industrial network controllers (DIN-rail, outdoor IP66, and explosion-proof enclosures) for connecting field sensors to LoRaWAN infrastructure in oil and gas facilities. Variants include KS-01 DIN rail, KS-01.ED electric motor, KS-02 outdoor IP66, and KS-03 explosion-proof enclosure.
• SKJ Oil Meter with LoRa Radio Controller Wireless modification of existing SKJ oil meters from NPO NTES, replacing wired sensors with LoRa radio and autonomous battery power, enabling wireless oil production monitoring at well sites.
• KS-03 Pressure Sensor with LoRa Radio Controller Explosion-proof pressure sensor with integrated LoRa radio controller for downhole and surface monitoring of pressure parameters in hazardous oil and gas areas.
• LoRa Radio Controller (Embedded Module) LoRa radio controller designed for integration into third-party manufacturer equipment, enabling wireless connectivity and autonomous battery power for industrial sensors.
• LoRaTools Desktop Application Desktop application for monitoring equipment operation, analyzing archival data, and controlling LoRa radio network state across deployed field systems.
• LoRaTools Mobile (Android) Mobile application for monitoring equipment operation and analyzing archival data on Android devices at remote field sites.
• LoRaTools WEB Server WEB server providing extended functionality for local and remote monitoring of field industrial facilities.
• LoRaMaster Desktop Application Desktop application for configuring and commissioning LoRa radio controllers via communication port using Modbus protocol.
• Telegram Bot (Automated Daily Reporting) Telegram bot that automatically generates daily reports on network device operation and responds to service requests.
• Custom Software Development and Integration Services Custom software development services following Agile principles for specialized user applications, large web applications, and integration with enterprise information systems (e.g., Kron system integration for oil companies).
• Field Testing and Pilot Programs (OPI) Conducting pilot and field trials (OPI) of monitoring systems at customer oil field sites as proof-of-concept before full commercial deployment.

Quantifiable outcome

• 74 SKJ oil meters with LoRa radio controllers deployed at Tatneft, replacing wired sensors with wireless technology
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature9 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and supporting.

• NPO NTES (ООО НПО НТЭС)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2019Joint development partner for SKJ oil meters. Tri-Logic developed LoRa radio controllers for integration into NPO NTES's existing SKJ oil meters, enabling wireless data transmission and battery-powered operation. This partnership enabled the modernization of existing wired oil meters with LoRa technology, creating a new product line for both companies.
• TatAISneft (ООО ТатАИСнефть)supportingTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2019Radio network infrastructure provider for Tatneft deployments. The LoRaWAN radio network for SKJ oil meter deployments at Tatneft uses the radio network infrastructure operated by TatAISneft for data transmission.
• FGUP RTRS (ФГУП РТРС)supportingTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2019Infrastructure provider for LoRaWAN base station deployment. Tri-Logic's LoRaWAN base stations are mounted on FGUPS RTRS broadcast towers (45-70 meter height) for optimal radio network coverage at oil field sites.
• Megafon (ПАО Мегафон)supportingTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2019Infrastructure provider for LoRaWAN base station deployment. One of two base station locations for the HIT R and Sadakoyl monitoring project uses a Megafon tower (50 meter height) for radio network coverage.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• Actility: French LoRaWAN network server and IoT connectivity platform provider. Enabler/adjacent rather than direct competitor — Tri-Logic uses LoRaWAN at the physical layer and may interoperate with or compete against Actility's network server stack.
• Semtech: US semiconductor company that originated and licenses LoRa technology and LoRaWAN chipsets. Enabling technology provider whose LoRa silicon underpins Tri-Logic's LoRaWAN base stations, controllers, and sensor modules.

Broad incumbents

• Baker Hughes: Global oilfield services and industrial energy technology company whose digital solutions (including WellLink, production monitoring) overlap with Tri-Logic's production monitoring and field IoT offerings for upstream operators.
• Yokogawa Electric: Global industrial automation company with significant upstream oil & gas and process industry presence in measurement, control, and asset monitoring. Comparable in the industrial sensors/controllers/software stack Tri-Logic builds, though Yokogawa is a much larger, broader automation vendor.
• ABB: Global industrial automation and digitalization company whose Measurement & Analytics and industrial IoT offerings serve upstream oil & gas with sensors, controllers, and monitoring software. Overlaps with Tri-Logic's measurement, control, and digital twin-style offerings, but as part of a much wider industrial portfolio.
• SLB (Schlumberger): Global oilfield services giant whose DELFI and digital portfolios include downhole monitoring, production surveillance, and IoT for upstream. Broad incumbent overlap with Tri-Logic's well monitoring and production optimization value proposition, though SLB is a much larger portfolio company with global reach.
• Halliburton: Global oilfield services incumbent with extensive digital and IoT offerings for upstream production, including downhole sensing and wellsite automation. Comparable in addressing the same upstream monitoring problems Tri-Logic solves, but as part of a much broader services portfolio.

Regional players

• ITPS Group: Russian engineering and industrial digitalization company providing automation, IIoT, and digital oilfield solutions to Russian oil & gas and industrial customers. Most direct regional competitor in the Russian market, addressing the same upstream digitization needs as Tri-Logic.

Direct peers

• Pason Systems: Canadian oilfield data acquisition and communications company that provides rig-site and well-site monitoring hardware, software, and SCADA. Directly comparable to Tri-Logic in serving upstream oil & gas with field instrumentation, real-time data acquisition, and customer-facing analytics for production optimization.
• Cold Bore Technology: North American oil & gas data acquisition and SCADA provider focused on wellsite and field monitoring using IIoT-style connectivity. Direct peer to Tri-Logic in oilfield SCADA, data acquisition, and remote field monitoring for upstream operators.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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