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Newell Rubbermaid is a global marketer of consumer and professional products that touch the lives of people where they live, learn and work. We are committed to building brands that matter in the lives of the users of our products. We are also committed to leveraging the scale of our company to bring the power of a multi-billion dollar business to bear on each of the business segments through shared expertise, operating efficiencies, and a culture of innovation. Our global sales are approximately $6 billion and we have a strong portfolio of globally recognized brands including Sharpie, Paper Mate, DYMO, EXPO, Waterman, Parker, IRWIN, LENOX, Rubbermaid, Graco, Calphalon, Goody, Levolor, Kirsch and Teutonia. We are headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
Waites Sensor Technologies, Inc. is based in Cincinnati, Ohio, and specializes in AI-driven predictive maintenance and remote condition monitoring solutions for industrial equipment. The company utilizes wireless sensors to monitor vibrations, helping to prevent downtime and enhance equipment reliability. With over 500,000 sensors deployed across five continents, Waites has collected 8 trillion readings, providing actionable insights that extend asset life and minimize unplanned downtime. Founded as a leader in predictive maintenance, Waites offers a wireless condition monitoring system that enables 24/7 monitoring of facility equipment. Key features include vibration analysis software for early defect detection, automated alerts, and deep analytics. The company emphasizes ease of deployment, with systems that can be set up in under five minutes. Waites has expanded its global reach by establishing subsidiaries in Warsaw, Poland, and Singapore, supporting demand for predictive maintenance solutions in various regions.
Mines was founded in 2014 by a small group of computer scientists working on an artificial intelligence research project at Stanford University. Having grown up in the developing world and understanding how difficult it is to get a loan, or a credit card, or even a month-to-month apartment in many countries, we decided to direct our energy and expertise towards solving one of the great social equality challenges of our time: access to finance.
Second Nature began in 2012 as a company called FilterEasy. The mission was simple, to make replacing air filters as convenient as possible. In time, co-founders Thad Tarkington and Kevin Barry made it happen.