Polysense
Manufacturers are under pressure from all sides—governments demand stricter environmental responsibility, customers expect uncompromising quality, and competitors are driving the race for efficiency. Yet, too many production lines remain stuck in outdated processes, wasting thousands of tons of materials and hemorrhaging costs. It’s time for a smarter approach. At Polysense, we break this cycle. By leveraging AI-powered machine vision for precise quality inspection and linking insights directly to process parameters, we help manufacturers eliminate waste, cut costs, and drive sustainable efficiency—without disrupting operations. The future of manufacturing is intelligent, and it starts now.
Polysense
Manufacturers are under pressure from all sides—governments demand stricter environmental responsibility, customers expect uncompromising quality, and competitors are driving the race for efficiency. Yet, too many production lines remain stuck in outdated processes, wasting thousands of tons of materials and hemorrhaging costs. It’s time for a smarter approach. At Polysense, we break this cycle. By leveraging AI-powered machine vision for precise quality inspection and linking insights directly to process parameters, we help manufacturers eliminate waste, cut costs, and drive sustainable efficiency—without disrupting operations. The future of manufacturing is intelligent, and it starts now.
TL;DR
Founding: 2022 (Ghent, Belgium)
What they do: AI-powered in-line machine-vision and hardware for quality inspection and process optimization in food manufacturing
Flagship products: Polysense Qualify (vision-based in-line quality control); AutoControl (process control)
Funding: €2.0M Seed (June 2025)
Founders / leadership: Yarne De Munck (CEO); Lucas Van Dijck (CTO); Jarne Bogaert (COO)
Team size (reported): About 20–26 people
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Company Overview
Problem Domain
Quality inspection and process optimization for food manufacturing
Founded
2022
Industry
Food manufacturing; software / machine vision
Tech Stack
Funding Track Record
€2,000,000
Seed round announced June 2025; reported participation by 9 investors including Conny Vandendriessche, Wim Vernaeve, Jeroen Van Hautte, Matthias Geeroms, Piet Maes, Jeroen De Wit, Mikaël Wornoo, Andreas De Neve, and Matthijs Vanhaelemeesch.
Investor Signal
“Seed round backed by 9 investors, primarily individual/angel investors”