The problem
Hardware engineers lose days wrangling scattered test data and run tests to completion when outcomes are already predictable
What they do
AI platform that ingests and analyzes hardware test data for battery and engineering labs
Traction Company-stated: Fortune 10 tech customer, one Fortune 100 migration in 2025; no revenue disclosed
Hiring trend
- Open roles
- 8
- Ops roles
- 3
- Headcount
- ~16-19
~16-19 staff (Caplight/LinkedIn est.); 8 open roles, US+UK hiring push since Apr 2026
Latest news
May 2026
Publicly launched Ohm platform for hardware test and validation (formerly Byterat) ↗Funding
- Last round
- $4M
- Stage
- Seed
- Date
- Oct 2023
Led by Giant Ventures; Y Combinator (W23)
- Hiring+18 open roles on the live job board (3–9 roles = +1)
- Funding recency0Seed · $4M, Oct 2023 (36 months ago): over 24 months = 0
- Traction+0.75Some growth: Company-stated: Fortune 10 tech customer, one Fortune 100 migration in 2025; no revenue disclosed
- Red flags0None found in the last 24 months
- Total1.751 + 0 + 0.75 − 0 = 1.75 → Warm-up
Seed rule: seed-stage without strong traction starts in Warm-up whatever the score (Steady by score alone).
Distance (Unproven) is a separate read on how long the lead can last. It doesn't change the score.
Distance
Unproven · edge: learns from use
Seed-stage with a handful of named customers (BMW pilot, Battery Innovation Center, Li-S Energy, EnPower) and company-stated enterprise wins; competes with legacy battery data tools like Voltaiq and Micantis, too early to judge staying power.
Sources: Ohm: Introducing Ohm, Fortune 10 customer claim (May 2026) ↗ · Ohm: Battery data platforms vs legacy rivals Voltaiq, Micantis, Batalyse, Astrolabe (May 2026) ↗ · TechCrunch: Byterat $4M seed, BMW pilot (Oct 2023) ↗
Last checked Oct 20, 2026