About Understory
Understory is a weather infrastructure and analytics company that detects rain, hail, wind, and other weather events directly at the Earth’s surface, where the risk to life and property is greatest. Understory builds and operates weather networks that are comprised of patented RTi weather stations, which are full-stack, rugged, tamper-proof, maintenance-free, precision weather solutions. The stations measure 50,000 times a second and power a cloud-based artificial intelligence core that stitches the measurements together to provide an unprecedented understanding of weather events.
These weather networks have completely wireless data transmission and provide research-grade hail, wind, rainfall, temperature, humidity, evapotranspiration, and growing degree unit accuracy at a fraction of the cost of any other solution on the market. Understory’s technology has been perfected for worldwide deployment and is poised to radically change the way weather is understood globally.
It was founded in 2012 and is currently based in Madison, Wisconsin.
Open positions (4)
Company details
Funding
Total raised
$15M
Last stage
Series A
Investors
Founders
Alex Kubicek
Co-founder and CEO of Understory; studied atmospheric sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison; led the company from a deep tech weather startup to a full-stack insurance MGA/MGU.
LinkedInNeil B J Irwin
Co-founder and senior international insurance executive at Understory; previously a senior executive at a leading global insurance broker; joined to help build Understory's insurance company.
LinkedInBryan Dow
Co-founder of Understory; studied mechanical engineering at UW-Madison; collaborated with Kubicek to build the proprietary Dot weather station hardware.
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