Aiming to help enterprises automate their application testing, Doppelio an IoT based Start Up founded in 2019 raised $1.2 Mn in a Pre-Series funding round from Axilor Ventures & Mela Ventures. The funding raised will help automate application testing.
Doppelio the IoT Testing Automation platform, will now include a whole range of functionalities for testing purpose including FOTA, remote command and control with the funding.
“As connected products proliferate in the coming years, we expect Doppelio to become a critical piece in the IoT ecosystem, We are excited to have Mela and Axilor as investors and this funding will deepen our investments in the product and go-to-market,” said Gaurav Johri, CEO, Doppelio.
Doppelio was founded in 2019 by Gaurav Johri, Sharmila Saha, and Rajesh Kathirvelu, and the start-up, serves clients from diverse industries enabling testing without any physical device intervention.
Due to rise in implementation of automation in IoT devices through modernized strategies and updated techniques, there has been arising needs on assuring the quality and increase in the number of testing teams in the industry, leading to rise in implementation of automation into IoT devices, through modernized strategies and updated techniques to meet demands.
Offering from Doppelio:
- The start-up offers testing applications without any physical device intervention.
- Doppelio’s device virtualisation, simulation and test automation features allow clients to test comprehensively with speed and reduce dependence on field trials.
- Doppelio has features with wide range of functionalities that can be tested including FOTA, remote command and control, and tested for performance with up to a million devices.
- The company specialises in offerings for automotive industries, industrial engineering, manufacturing and connected products.
Ganapathy Venugopal, cofounder & CEO, Axilor Ventures said, “Axilor and Doppelio share a common vision of creating category-leading solutions for large global enterprises. IoT devices are becoming pervasive but testing them is still hard.”
Axilor Ventures invests in early-stage startups across sectors in the supply chain/B2B commerce, enterprise SaaS etc. and Mela Ventures provides investment, strategy, innovation, research, networking and other mentorships to start-ups and next-generation entrepreneurs.