
Rocsole, founded in 2012, is an expert in electrical tomography and its application to fluid systems in pipelines, refineries, and manufacturing plants. Their core technology, SeeBeyond, utilizes a combination of electrical tomography and intelligent analytics software to provide 24/7 monitoring of production conditions, detecting liquid levels, sand, and solids. Rocsole aims to help corporate partners streamline operations, meet ESG goals, and improve safety and efficiency by transforming academic R&D into industrial solutions. They focus on making the invisible visible by seeing through industrial vessels and process equipment, offering solutions for produced water monitoring and management.

Rocsole, founded in 2012, is an expert in electrical tomography and its application to fluid systems in pipelines, refineries, and manufacturing plants. Their core technology, SeeBeyond, utilizes a combination of electrical tomography and intelligent analytics software to provide 24/7 monitoring of production conditions, detecting liquid levels, sand, and solids. Rocsole aims to help corporate partners streamline operations, meet ESG goals, and improve safety and efficiency by transforming academic R&D into industrial solutions. They focus on making the invisible visible by seeing through industrial vessels and process equipment, offering solutions for produced water monitoring and management.
Founded: 2012
Headquarters: Kuopio, Finland
Core tech: Electrical tomography + AI software (SeeBeyond)
Primary markets: Oil & gas and process industries
Notable investors: Shell Ventures, Repsol Energy Ventures, Springvest
Industrial process visibility and monitoring for energy production and other process industries.
2012
Data and Analytics
1.3M EUR
Funding round closed with private equity investors and Tekes.
Convertible note financing announced.
Further funding from existing shareholders including Shell Ventures and Repsol Corporate Venturing.
“Backed by strategic corporate venturers including Shell Ventures and Repsol Energy Ventures; later-stage investor participation includes Springvest.”