LinkedIn · Mar 2026
Synnax highlighted adoption by Florida Rocket Lab for DAQ, real-time monitoring, and command/control of valves and actuators on launch-pad operations.
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Updated Jul 29, 2026
Synnax builds a unified mission-control and data-review platform for hardware teams: real-time sensor data acquisition, hardware control, visualization, historical analysis, and automation, with an Arc language and a channel-based time-series backend.
Primary product
Unified hardware control and sensor data platform (mission control stack with Arc, Cesium, and Console)
Founded
2021
Headquarters
Denver, Colorado, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Industrial automation / hardware operations software
Offices
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Business model
Investors
Small, engineering-led team with an aerospace/controls background, focused on helping hardware teams ship faster with real-time collaboration and reliable automation.
Pricing
Request-a-demo / custom pricing; public launch materials also mention free use up to 50 channels and early discussion of usage-based or implementation pricing.
Differentiators
Technology
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LinkedIn · Mar 2026
Synnax highlighted adoption by Florida Rocket Lab for DAQ, real-time monitoring, and command/control of valves and actuators on launch-pad operations.
LinkedIn · Mar 2026
The post announced EtherCAT support and emphasized coordinated control loops and unified control, telemetry, and storage.
Synnax blog · Mar 2026
Synnax launched Arc, a new programming language for controls and automation, with a runtime, compiler, parser, and LSP; the post explains why the team moved beyond Excel, Python embedding, and Lua for hardware automation.
LinkedIn · Mar 2026
Emiliano Bonilla highlighted rapid product growth, real-time collaboration, and expanded device support including NI, LabJack, OPC UA, Modbus, and EtherCAT.
LinkedIn · Jul 2025
Synnax announced a new Modbus integration and reiterated its goal of connecting industrial controllers in minutes.