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MultiSensor AI Appoints Luke Grice-Lowe as New Director of International Business Development
HOUSTON, TEXAS / ACCESS Newswire / August 4, 2025 / MultiSensor AI Holdings, Inc. ("MultiSensor AI," "MSAI" or the "Company") (NASDAQ:MSAI), a pioneer in condition-based monitoring and predictive maintenance, is proud to announce the appointment of Luke Grice-Lowe as its new Director of International Business Development. In this role, Mr. Grice-Lowe will lead the Company's international expansion efforts across Europe and Asia.
"We're excited to welcome a proven maintenance reliability expert like Luke to the MSAI team as we expand our global footprint," said Asim Akram, Chief Executive Officer. "As a former user of our platform, Luke knows exactly how powerful our technology can be in transforming maintenance operations and driving world-class reliability."
Mr. Grice-Lowe is based in the United Kingdom and is a certified maintenance reliability professional, with 17 years of experience in applied engineering. Mr. Grice-Lowe served in varying roles as part of Amazon's leading reliability and maintenance engineering teams and global strategic maintenance initiatives. His experience includes developing programs in airborne and structure-borne ultrasound, thermography, vibration, oil analysis and autonomous inspection. His responsibilities at Amazon also included developing condition monitoring programs and maintenance and reliability strategies across six continents and 20 countries, including launching emerging markets programs in the Middle East, Latin America and India. Prior to Amazon, Mr. Grice-Lowe served in the British Army as a weapons engineer.
"I started as a passionate user of MSAI's platform, driven by how this product transformed the way I worked to minimize failure and downtime of critical infrastructure," said Mr. Grice-Lowe. "Now, as part of the team, leading international business development, I get to share that same impact with the world - not just as a believer, but as a builder."
About MultiSensor AI
MultiSensor AI builds and deploys intelligent multi-sensing platforms incorporating edge and cloud software solutions that leverage artificial intelligence. MSAI's integrated solutions utilize data generated from an array of sensors and sensor modalities including high-resolution thermal imagers, visible and acoustic imagers, as well as vibration and laser spectroscopy sensors, to protect customers' most critical assets. MSAI's platform combines condition-based monitoring data with proprietary edge and cloud software to generate actionable insights that, we believe, minimize unplanned downtime, reduce maintenance costs, prevent hazards, and extend asset life.
For more information or to request a demo, please visit www.multisensorai.com
Forward Looking Statements
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SOURCE: MultiSensor AI Holdings, Inc.
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