Factbird
Factbird develops manufacturing intelligence hardware and software that collect and analyze production data for industrial manufacturers.
Founded
2016Factbird develops manufacturing intelligence hardware and software that collect and analyze production data for industrial manufacturers.
Factbird combines industrial data-collection devices with cloud software that presents production information to manufacturing teams. Its public product descriptions cover production insights, shop-floor workflows and workforce-development tools within a manufacturing intelligence suite.
The company describes integration with existing production equipment and business systems through devices, PLC connectivity, open protocols and APIs. The official product site presents its applications for production visibility, operational execution and worker training as parts of the broader suite.
Source: factbird.com
Factbird sells manufacturing intelligence products to industrial manufacturers, with public industry material covering food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, packaging, industrial equipment and related production settings. The company describes applications for collecting operational data and supporting analysis and execution on the shop floor.
Its official site presents production insights, connected operations and workforce development as distinct application areas. The company also describes integration with existing machinery and production systems, positioning its offering within industrial digitization and manufacturing operations software.
Source: factbird.com
Factbird ApS is the current legal name of the Danish company that formerly operated as Blackbird ApS. The company announced its rebrand and legal-name change in June 2023; its official company history traces the business to an Emendo Consulting Group project begun for Royal Unibrew in 2016.
The official contact page identifies its headquarters in Copenhagen. A 2026 company announcement describes a strategic majority investment partnership with Verdane but says closing remains subject to customary regulatory approvals and conditions.
Source: factbird.com