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BiaTech creates technology to help engineers, experts and those on the front line of industrial plants make timely decisions and improve efficiency. 

The company has combined live and historical data with engineering physics and AI specifically designed for industrial operations. 

“So Biotech is, in essence, building the physical AI layer for industrial operations, and the problem that it’s solving is effectively bringing this new technology called AI to frontline skilled workers,” said Nathaniel Hartwig, Founder and CEO of BiaTech. “So the biggest challenge we have is this ChatGPT moment has actually skipped the people that are perhaps the most important to most industrial operations, and that’s the ones that are running the plants.”

BiaTech’s BiaSense allows a company to go from evidence to guidance for operating teams to review. 

Hartwig says his mission is to make sure there is AI built specifically for complex industrial operations. 

Houston-based BiaTech was one of four startup companies selected from a competitive pool of 86 global applicants to be awarded $100,000 by Rose Rock Bridge, the funding arm of Tulsa Innovation Labs (TIL).  

The non-dilutive funding helps establish a presence in Tulsa, partner directly with major energy operators and support the creation of jobs. 

Learn more at biatech.com.