Top 10 in Tech: London’s most valuable Internet of Things startups

Internet of Things (IoT) technology creates connectivity across devices and objects with the goal of making people’s lives easier.

We’ve been collecting information on London’s most successful startups using Tech Nation’s Data Commons service to rank them by valuation.

This week, we’ve taken a look at IoT startups in London – young companies revolutionising connectivity and streamlining the flow of data.

From those focused on energy use and physical health, to things like insurance and parking, these startups are only a few years old but are already creating a digital legacy.

Let’s take a look at the Top 10.

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1. Callsign

Using artificial intelligence, Callsign verifies identities and enhances user experience at the same time.

When it comes to IoT systems, Callsign minimises delay related to ensuring people really are who they say – with reliable and safe authentication.

Founded: 2011
Value: At least £113 million ($140 million)

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2. EVRYTHNG

Software company EVRYTHNG simply connects products to the internet.

The platform-as-a-service manages realtime data to ensure applications can work seamlessly with products.

Founded: 2011
Value: At least £77 million ($96 million)

3. Biovotion

Biovotion supports patients in primary care, hospitals, aftercare and at home.

Since most people’s time is spent away from hospitals, the system connects patients with healthcare providers to ensure better resolutions.

Founded: 2011
Value: At least £46 million (€52 million)

4. AppyWay

“Making parking forgettable” is AppyWay’s pledge – moving the world towards smart cities further.

Drivers can interact in detail with real-time roadside spaces and pay instantly, taking away the hassle of paying to park.

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Founded: 2013
Value: At least £30 million

5. Verv

Home energy assistant Verv unlocks unique energy insights.

The intelligent hub analyses homeowners’ electricity and appliance use to provide real-time costs per appliance.

With this information, people can bring down their overall energy payments.

Founded: 2009
Value: At least £26 million

6. Birdie

Birdie helps homecare staff help those in need, at the same time as simplifying their work.

The system clearly presents tasks, reports and outcomes, with solutiobs like te Medication Manager, Task Planner and Family App.

Founded: 2017
Value: At least £25 million (€28 million)

7. Neos

Using smart tech, Neos has changed insurance.

The app means users can leave their properties and be confident, given the opportunity to monitor all aspects of their home with items like a leak detector, smart smoke alarm, and security camera, backed up by insurance.

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Founded: 2016
Value: At least £22 million