Ubudu was founded in France in 2011 by two engineers, Francois Kruta and Thomas Saphir, with a mission to increase business efficiency through the use of IoT. Driven by their longstanding passion for change through technology, exerted successfully during their careers in large industrial, consulting and startup firms, they saw the Internet of Things revolution coming, and decided to focus on perhaps the most critical data it requires: Location.

Ubudu provides real-time precise location data to improve the productivity and safety of operations in physical sites. Asset tracking, worker safety, resource utilization analytics and service automation are among the use cases we provide to our clients. The solution enabled McDonald's to save 20 seconds per table service by geolocating customers in the restaurant. Now used in 2,000 restaurants worldwide, McDonald's saved upwards of $30M per year using Ubudu.