When was LeeDickens founded?

LeeDickens was founded in 1962.

Where does LeeDickens rank among its competitors?

LeeDickens ranks 229th amongst 236 active competitors, of which 9 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Revel, which secured $150M in Feb, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of LeeDickens?

LeeDickens' top competitors include Nominal, Yokogawa and Phaidra. Among them, Revel secured the most recent funding round in February, 2026.

LeeDickens - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Manufacturer of industrial and military process monitoring and control systems. The company provides process instrumentation, telemetry, and SCADA systems for remote monitoring and control. It offers contract electronics manufacturing services, including design, prototyping, and bespoke equipment manufacturing. The company also provides cloud-based monitoring, software development, installation, commissioning, and training services.

Key Metrics

Founded Year

1962

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

229^th among 236 active competitors

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Top competitors of LeeDickens include Nominal, Yokogawa and Phaidra. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of LeeDickens, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Nominal 2017, Los Angeles (United States), Series B	Provider of a unified industrial data stack for hardware engineering	$182M	Founders Fund, Lux Capital & 11 others	63/100
2nd	Yokogawa 1915, Tokyo (Japan), Public	Provider of industrial automation, control, measurement, and information technology solutions	-	Identity Partners, Fujitsu & 1 others	63/100
3rd	Phaidra 2019, Seattle (United States), Series B	AI-powered control systems for industrial facilities	$92.5M	Flying Fish Ventures, Index Ventures & 18 others	58/100
4th	Inductive Automation 2003, Folsom (United States), Unfunded	Industrial automation software solutions provider for SCADA, IIoT, MES, and more	-	-	57/100
5th	HMS Networks 1988, Halmstad (Sweden), Acquired	Provider of industrial communication products for device connectivity and remote access	-	Latour, Edastra Venture Capital & 1 others	53/100
6th	COPA-DATA 1987, Salzburg (Austria), Unfunded	Provider of an IoT-based industrial and energy automation platform	-	-	49/100
7th	VTScada 1986, Bedford (Canada), Acquired	Monitoring and control software provider	-	-	46/100
8th	ICONICS 1986, Foxborough (United States), Acquired	Automation software solutions for industrial, building, and digital transformation	-	Bantam Group	45/100
9th	Revel 2025, San Francisco (United States), Series B	Developer of software platforms for hardware system control and testing	$180M	Felicis Ventures, Thrive Capital & 8 others	44/100
10th	ProSys 1989, Baton Rouge (United States), Unfunded	Isolator and sampling technology for the bio-pharmaceutical market	-	-	43/100
229th	LeeDickens 1962, Unfunded	Manufacturer of industrial and military process monitoring and control systems	-	-	16/100