About

We move seismic monitoring to the edge.

SeismiQ builds connected seismic sensors that process signals at the edge, can be managed remotely, and integrate through open standards.

Our story

Built from field experience

SeismiQ grew out of GFZ Potsdam, where our founders spent years deploying seismic networks that required frequent site visits, moved large volumes of raw data, and limited non-standard work through proprietary software.

We built integrated sensors and fleet software to process signals on the instrument, operate networks remotely, and keep data accessible through open standards. More than 200 SeismiQ sensors have since been deployed across research, geothermal, and civil-protection sites in Europe and Asia.

Customizable firmware

Run project-specific processing on the instrument alongside the standard acquisition and data interfaces.

Open standards

SeedLink, FDSN WebService, StationXML, and QuakeML keep data portable.

Direct engineering support

Talk to the people who build the hardware, firmware, and platform.

Worked with

  • GFZ PotsdamHelmholtz Centre for Geosciences
  • NIEDJapan
  • ETH ZürichSwitzerland
  • RWTH AachenGermany

The team

Portrait of Dr. Marius KriegerowskiDr. Marius KriegerowskiCEO & Co-founder

Software engineer. Time-series analysis, signal processing and deep learning, applied to embedded and connected systems.

Portrait of Dr. Marius Paul IskenDr. Marius Paul IskenCTO & Co-founder

Observational seismologist and software engineer. Researcher at GFZ Potsdam, core developer of the open-source framework Pyrocko, and lead author of the peer-reviewed method behind SeismiQ Catalog.

Portrait of Petref SaraciPetref SaraciAssociate & Advisor

Commercial strategy, partnerships, customer acquisition and go-to-market. Product and software leader across Mercedes-Benz, Qt and early-stage ventures; brings enterprise sales, productization and venture-building experience.

Portrait of Karsten TandlerKarsten TandlerElectrical Engineer

Electrical engineer. Years of digital and analog electronics.

Planning a monitoring network?

Talk directly with the team that builds the sensors and platform.