We’re excited to share a major milestone for Fast Sense: we’ve secured $2.2 million in funding through the Israel Innovation Authority’s incubation program.

This marks an important step forward—not just for our company, but for the future of gas sensing in the hydrogen economy, oil & gas, transformers, and battery systems.

From R&D to Market-Ready Products

This funding will allow us to move decisively from advanced R&D into market-ready products.

Our focus over the coming period is clear:

• Finalizing commercial-grade instruments based on our core sensing technology
• Expanding beyond hydrogen into methane and VOC detection
• Delivering solutions tailored for real-world industrial environments

At the same time, we are establishing our own laboratory infrastructure, enabling us to:

• Accelerate development cycles
• Validate performance under real operating conditions
• Continuously improve our sensing platform

A Critical Advantage: No Cross-Sensitivity

One of the biggest challenges in gas sensing—especially at low concentrations—is cross-sensitivity.

Traditional sensors often struggle to distinguish between gases, leading to:

• False readings
• Reduced accuracy
• Limited usability in complex environments

Fast Sense addresses this directly.

Our technology is designed to deliver high selectivity with no cross-sensitivity, even at low ppm levels of hydrogen.
This enables:

• Earlier detection of leaks
• More reliable data in mixed-gas environments
• Better decision-making for operators

In industries where safety and precision are critical, this is a fundamental shift.

Entering Year 3 of Our Journey

This funding also comes at a meaningful moment in our journey.

We are now entering the third year of a structured three-year program, having successfully:

• Achieved key technical and validation milestones in Year 1
• Demonstrated performance in real-world pilot environments in Year 2

With these foundations in place, Year 3 is about scale:

• Turning prototypes into deployable products
• Expanding use cases across industries
• Preparing for broader commercial rollout