Voxel, a San Francisco industrial intelligence company, has added Ventral AI to its team. Ventral AI is an AI and computer vision engineering firm that specialises in industrial automation. The two companies worked together for the past year in a strategic partnership on custom enterprise tools. Ventral AI's engineers will now join Voxel's engineering organisation. Voxel sells what it calls System of Reality software, which layers AI over existing camera infrastructure to deliver real-time operational intelligence. Chief executive officer Vernon O'Donnell said the team will help meet demand from industrial leaders facing supply chain volatility, labour constraints, and rising throughput demands. The deal supports Voxel's growing customer base in Europe and gives it access to talent from top European technical universities. Voxel ranked 71st on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies.

Voxel expands executive leadership team with strategic hires across revenue, AI, and technical operations. Welcomes Hal Mady as Chief Revenue Officer, Krishna Gopalakrishnan as Vice President of Perception and AI, and Asaf Elani as Field Chief Technology Officer. [San Francisco, CA] September 10, 2026 - Voxel, the industrial intelligence company reenvisioning how real-world work gets done, today announced the expansion of its leadership team with three strategic appointments: Hal Mady as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO), Krishna Gopalakrishnan as Vice President of Perception and AI, and Asaf Elani as Field Chief Technology Officer (Field CTO) The executive hires come alongside rapid growth for Voxel, which recently ranked No. 71 on the Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. The new additions strengthen Voxel's operational foundation across go-to-market, core AI, and forward-deployed engineering as the company scales its active intelligence platform to continuously optimize site operations. Hal Mady, Chief Revenue Officer: Mady will lead Voxel's global go-to-market strategy and commercial operations. A seasoned revenue executive with a track record of guiding SaaS organizations through critical high-growth inflection points and four successful exits, Mady's background includes early revenue leadership at DocuSign, executive roles at K2, Shiftboard, and Kony, and serving as CEO of Dash through its acquisition by DaySmart Software. Most recently, he served as CRO at FormAssembly and President & GM at airSlate. Krishna Gopalakrishnan, Vice President of Perception and AI: Gopalakrishnan will lead the engineering organization building the core computer vision systems and operational AI models powering Voxel's platform. Bringing deep technical leadership in real-time computer vision, Gopalakrishnan focuses on expanding Voxel's capability to see, understand, and act on physical operations in real time. Asaf Elani, Field Chief Technology Officer: Elani will serve as the primary technical bridge between enterprise customers and Voxel's core product teams through a forward-deployed execution model. He brings specialized expertise in partnering directly with site leaders to turn applied AI models into scalable, enterprise-grade capabilities that deliver rapid time-to-value. "These additions to our leadership team come at a pivotal moment for Voxel as we come off the heels of our Inc. 5000 milestone," said Vernon O'Donnell, CEO of Voxel. "Bringing Hal, Krishna, and Asaf on board gives us the strategic leadership to continue our rapid growth, innovate our active intelligence platform, and deliver greater operational impact for the enterprises that rely on us." In addition to its rapid market expansion, Voxel was recently recognized by Newsweek as one of America's Greatest Workplaces, reflecting the company's commitment to building an innovative, high- performing culture alongside its business momentum. About Voxel. Voxel is revolutionizing workplace operations with its AI-powered site visibility platform, designed to help organizations identify and mitigate risks in industrial environments. Using existing cameras, Voxel transforms basic video footage into actionable insights, enabling organizations to proactively make workplaces more effective and safer. Voxel partners with businesses across industries such as warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, and insurance.

Voxel, an industrial intelligence company, has expanded its leadership team with three strategic appointments. The company named Hal Mady as Chief Revenue Officer, Krishna Gopalakrishnan as Vice President of Perception and AI, and Asaf Elani as Field Chief Technology Officer. The hires follow Voxel's ranking at No. 71 on the Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. Mady brings experience from DocuSign, K2, and other SaaS firms, having led four successful exits. Gopalakrishnan will oversee computer vision systems and operational AI models. Voxel's platform uses existing cameras to transform video footage into actionable insights for industrial environments. The company serves industries including warehousing, manufacturing, distribution, and insurance.