SocialSci

SocialSci connects academic researchers with the online community to help them collect data for surveys and experiments. The job it does: connecting machines, sensors and robots to software that controls or monitors them.

It makes the most sense for manufacturers and operators. They also list Finance, Market Research and Robotics, so expect those to show up in the feature set. They are a very small team, 1 to 10 people, which usually shapes who they work with. Small vendors mean quick answers and real influence on the roadmap, but check who covers support when someone is out.

SocialSci is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. You can read more at socialsci.com.

Before you commit, look at hardware compatibility, uptime, and support. Get the renewal terms in writing before the first invoice.

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