Industrials Startups funded by Y Combinator (YC) 2024

May 2024

Browse 100 of the top Industrials startups funded by Y Combinator.

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  • Rigetti Computing
    Rigetti Computing (s2014)Public • 51 employees • Berkeley, CA, USA
    Rigetti Computing is building the world’s most powerful computers to help solve humanity’s most pressing and important problems. These systems will perform computations that today’s fastest supercomputers are incapable of — unlocking entirely new classes of problems and offering a direct path to solutions. We are scientists, engineers, builders, and visionaries. We believe quantum computing is going to significantly affect health care, how we treat disease, how we generate energy, and how we feed humanity. Rigetti is the only company deploying full-stack solutions for hybrid classical/quantum computing. Our 19-qubit quantum computer is available online through our Forest platform, and the first commercially useful applications are already under exploration. We were founded in 2013 by Chad Rigetti, and are located Berkeley and Fremont, California.
    quantum-computing
  • Momentus
    Momentus (s2018)Public • 125 employees • Santa Clara, CA, USA
    Momentus is a space infrastructure services company. As a first mover, Momentus will offer the most basic, foundational services that enable businesses to flourish in space. With their experienced team of aerospace, propulsion, and robotics engineers, Momentus makes and operates cost-effective and energy-efficient in-space transport and service vehicles that utilize water plasma propulsion technology. Momentus has service agreements in place with numerous private satellite companies, government agencies, and research organizations.
    commercial-space-launch
    solar-power
    space-exploration
  • Embark Trucks
    Embark Trucks (w2016)Public • 300 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Embark Technology develops self-driving truck software. Embark was the first self-driving truck company to achieve an autonomous coast-to-coast drive, the first to reach 100,000 miles driven on public roads, and the first to open a network of transfer points. Embark went public on NASDAQ in 2021 and was acquired by Applied Intuition in 2023.
    autonomous-trucking
  • Flirtey (SkyDrop)
    Flirtey (SkyDrop) (s2015)Active • 11 employees • Reno, NV, USA
    Flirtey is the leading drone delivery service. We are reinventing the on-demand economy with our network of flying robots for last mile delivery. Our mission is to save lives and change lifestyles by making delivery instant. Flirtey’s drone delivery service is faster, more efficient and the ultimate customer experience. We’re rapidly growing our team and achieving a record number of historic firsts in the drone delivery industry, advancing autonomy, safety systems and advanced delivery technology. If you are interested in having your goods delivered via Flirtey, or joining the team that is transforming the delivery industry, visit www.flirtey.com Recent Company Milestones: - October 2017 – Announced a partnership to launch the first automated external defibrillator (AED) drone delivery service in the U.S. - January 2017 – Raised $16 million in Series A funding from top Silicon Valley investors. - August 2016 – Launched the world’s first commercial pizza-by-drone delivery model in partnership with Domino’s. - July 2016 – Conducted the first fully autonomous, FAA-approved drone delivery from a store to a home in partnership with 7-Eleven. - June 2016 – Completed the first fully autonomous, FAA-approved ship-to-shore drone delivery in collaboration with Johns Hopkins. - April 2016 – The Flirtey drone used to make the first FAA-approved delivery in the U.S. accepted into the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum, alongside the Space Shuttle Discovery and the Wright Flyer. - March 2016 – Conducted the first fully autonomous, FAA-approved urban drone delivery in the U.S. - July 2015 – Completed the first FAA-approved drone delivery on U.S. soil in collaboration with NASA Langley Research Center. - Summer 2015 – Graduated Y Combinator. - 2013 – Founded the first drone delivery service in the world.
    drones
    delivery
  • Buoyant Aero
    Buoyant Aero (s2021)Active • 2 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Buoyant Aero builds unmanned blimps that move middle-mile air freight at half the cost of a small plane. We're two MIT hardware engineers who've been friends for almost a decade, and we've built satellites and antennas at Astranis, Wafer, and OneWeb. So far, we’ve built and flown four airships - our most recent is 20 feet long and capable of speeds up to 35 miles per hour. We’ve also closed $5 million in LOIs and have two pilot programs planned. We're starting by improving air cargo in remote regions like Alaska and northern Canada, and will expand to move less-than-truckload shipments in low density parts of the world.
    autonomous-delivery
    robotics
    drones
  • EARTH AI
    EARTH AI (s2019)Active • 12 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    EARTH AI is a predictive explorer and driller for critical metal deposits. We discovered 5% of the world’s deposits this year, thanks to our AI with 66% vs 0.5% success rate and Low Disturbance Drilling tech which enables 1/4 cheaper and 4X faster site testing.
    ai-enhanced-learning
    climate
    mining
  • Prime Lightworks
    Prime Lightworks (s2016)Active • 1 employees • Culver City, CA, USA
    Prime Lightworks Inc. manufactures electric propulsion systems for space satellites.Their goal is to engineer new possibilities in space while drastically reducing cost and waste.
    climate
  • Elyos Energy
    Elyos Energy (s2023)Active • 5 employees • London, UK
    Elyos Energy helps companies save cost and reduce carbon emissions by shifting electricity consumption outside of peak demand. We connect to smart thermostats, HVAC systems, batteries and EV chargers to automatically lower consumption during peak times. Electrification is at the core of the UK’s net zero strategy. However, with the increase of renewable energy as a mix of the electricity supply, comes an intermittent and more volatile balance between supply and demand. With the mass adoption of EVs, the increasingly urgent demand for air conditioning and electrification of heat, overall electricity demand is outpacing the transformation of the grid. Elyos Energy is helping to solve the problem of supply and demand with energy flexibility at scale, starting with the 1.6 million commercial buildings in the UK. Our SaaS platform enables large commercial buildings to leverage their distributed energy resources (smart thermostats, HVAC systems, solar, battery) to reduce strain on the grid at hours of peak demand and lower their energy costs. We connect to a range of APIs from smart thermostats, HVAC systems, solar, battery etc. to automate measures of energy consumption reduction and opt-in to national grid demand response events where customers can earn money for energy reduction. By shifting 10% of peak time consumption, we save companies 15% on their electricity bill and reduce their CO2 emissions by 7%. Elyos Energy is leveraging energy flexibility, at mass-market scale to enable electrification of the energy system.
    saas
    b2b
    climate
    energy
    climatetech
  • Thrive Agritech
    Thrive Agritech (s2015)Active • 8 employees • New York, NY, USA
    Thrive Agritech designs and manufactures advanced lighting fixtures for indoor agriculture. We have a patent pending LED lighting system that precisely targets various photosynthetic spectrums. Many thousands of our LED lighting fixtures have been installed in some of the world's leading indoor farms. Our products are saving millions of watt-hours of energy every day in vertical farms, greenhouses and cannabis production facilities. Agritech expands beyond lighting and so do we. Our R&D team is actively involved in creating advanced sensor and communications networks to work with both human and artificial intelligence to create the optimized farm of the future.
    vertical-farming
    agriculture
    sustainable-agriculture
  • Shinkei Systems
    Shinkei Systems (w2022)Active • 6 employees • New York, NY, USA
    1.2B lbs of fish are caught everyday yet as little as 1 in 3 fish make it to a plate — most of this waste arises because fish are suffocated on boats or electrocuted on farms. Suffocation and inaccurate electrocution create stress and so acidify meat, damage quality and significantly reduce shelf-life. Artisanal techniques in high-end sushi multiply shelf-life and taste but, because of the variation in fish, are difficult to perform in a mechanical fashion. Shinkei automates traditional techniques using robotics to provide long-lasting and delicious fish for farmers and harvesters at scale.
    hardware
    robotics
    food-tech
    agriculture
  • AON3D
    AON3D (w2017)Active • 40 employees • Montreal, QC, Canada
    AON3D is a rapidly growing startup on a mission to put industrial 3D printing capabilities into the hands of those who need it most. Our technology has made it 10 times cheaper than before to 3D print with advanced thermoplastics, and we continue to push the boundaries on commercializing new materials for 3D printing. Our customers span the globe and are pioneers in the application of 3D printing in their field – from automotive tooling to aircraft interiors, foundry molds to public art installations, prosthetics to guides for radiation and surgical oncology. AON3D is a graduate of Y-Combinator and venture-backed by top investors from Silicon Valley.
    hardware
    3d-printing
    manufacturing
  • Pyka
    Pyka (s2017)Active • 60 employees • Oakland, CA, USA
    Pyka’s goal is to provide society with a new form of safe, clean, and cost-effective transportation enabled by autonomous electric aviation. To get there, we’re taking a different approach than most. We're applying our technologies to every industry where autonomous electric aircraft can be useful, starting with the highest value and most dangerous jobs. In doing so, we're building game-changing products manufactured at scale, while perfecting the safety, reliability, and capabilities of our autonomy engine and electric propulsion systems. We design, develop and manufacture an ecosystem of technologies including proprietary flight control software, avionics, high power density motors, motor controllers, batteries, and custom carbon-fiber composite airframes. Today, we supply autonomous electric aircraft for cargo transport and crop protection to real-world customers across four separate continents and have secured industry-first regulatory approvals from the FAA. Our cargo aircraft enables remote connectivity, enhances express delivery networks, and ensures fast and reliable shipping of critical supplies to areas in need. Our crop protection aircraft offers agricultural services providers and farmers an autonomous tool to make aerial application safer, more precise, and less harmful to surrounding environments. Both vehicles are highly economical to operate, easy to deploy, and significantly reduce C02 emissions in their respective industries. What you work on at Pyka makes people’s lives better now and brings the future of electric aviation one step closer each day.
    airplanes
    climate
    agriculture
    transportation
    electric-vehicles
  • Noya
    Noya (w2021)Active • 12 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Noya is radically reducing the upfront capital costs and installation time required to perform direct air capture. We're doing this by retrofitting existing pieces of industrial equipment like cooling towers and turning them into CO2 capture machines.
    carbon-capture-and-removal
    climate
  • Enode
    Enode (w2021)Active • 40 employees • Oslo, Norway
    Enode’s APIs enable you to instantly connect users’ energy devices — including EVs, solar inverters, home batteries and thermostats — to your app.
    climate
    api
    electric-vehicles
  • TransAstra Corporation
    TransAstra Corporation (s2021)Active • 8 employees • Los Angeles, CA, USA
    With five issued patents covering our core business lines, and more than a dozen additional patents pending this year and more than $5M in revenue, TransAstra is developing the technologies that will drive the rapidly expanding space economy. Our breakthrough Omnivore propulsion system can propel spacecraft, including our Worker Bee commercial OTV with water or virtually any other fluid as a propellant using only concentrated sunlight as a power source. Omnivore is faster, cheaper, and more practical than electric propulsion while being substantially less expensive, safer, and more operationally flexible than legacy chemical propulsion systems. Our Sutter Telescope System can identify and locate resource-rich asteroids and orbital debris that existing technologies can’t find and works synergistically with our Worker Bee OTV for orbital logistics. For government customers, Sutter can identify dark fast-moving objects between Earth and the Moon which currently evade detection, a critical issue for national defense and a key need of the Space Force. We are already using Sutter in ground-based observatories and will begin commercial sales of Sutter SDA data next month having tracked dozens of faint moving objects in space already. Once launched into space, Sutter will be 300,000 times more cost effective than any other known telescope design and will revolutionize sense making in space.
    space-exploration
  • Cerelyze
    Cerelyze (s2023)Active • 2 employees
    Cerelyze develops machine vision systems that leverage vision foundation models to automate visual inspections without any re-training between parts necessary. Cerelyze has partnered with multiple tier 1 automotive parts manufacturers and is helping them become more efficient and fault-free.
    artificial-intelligence
    computer-vision
    manufacturing
    enterprise-software
    automation
  • Bountiful
    Bountiful (w2017)Active • 4 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    We’re on a mission to optimize the agricultural industry. When we started Bountiful in 2015, the grape error rate for predicting production was 30 percent. Why? We found that many farmers in the specialty crops space were still using traditional pencil-and-paper techniques to predict yield. These low-fidelity forecasting methods weren’t giving them a clear enough understanding of their production until it was too late, leading to waste and inefficiency throughout the supply chain. We saw a problem we wanted to solve. Today, Bountiful is using advanced data science to help farmers forecast more accurately, so they can make better decisions. In the last three years, we’ve combined the latest in machine learning with weather, satellite, geographic, and historical data. The result is a user-friendly platform that transforms volumes of complex agricultural information into simple, actionable insights farmers can use to run more economically and environmentally sustainable farms. More recently, we’re working to open the dialogue between buyers and sellers, remove uncertainty, and provide clarity to the supply chain to meet global food demand. Our ultimate goal is to close the agricultural margin of error. Not only will this make individual farms more efficient, profitable, and sustainable, but it will help optimize the global food supply chain. That means healthier people and a healthier planet.
    machine-learning
    marketplace
    analytics
    agriculture
  • Faction
    Faction (w2021)Active • 25 employees • South San Francisco, CA, USA
    Faction develops driverless vehicles that have the speed and performance of cars, but at the cost of a motorcycle. We do driverless combined with remote human supervision, so we’re not gated by waiting for 100% autonomous technology. Initially we’re focusing on micro delivery and vehicle-on-demand, where you can summon a vehicle and drive it yourself. Faction prototypes are in operation now and we're rolling out new programs with customers throughout 2023.
    autonomous-delivery
    robotics
    electric-vehicles
  • SOMATIC
    SOMATIC (w2020)Active • 31 employees
    Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY5zqKRy8A8
    robotics
  • Fleetzero
    Fleetzero (w2022)Active • 15 employees • Houston, TX, USA
    Fleetzero is building battery-electric cargo ships that operate with 5X higher net margins than fossil fuel ships. Our battery technology is the only pathway to decarbonize the $1.3 trillion shipping industry without a green premium.
    climate
  • Tesseract
    Tesseract (s2017)Active • 6 employees • Livermore, CA, USA
    Tesseract is a provider of cost effective propulsion components and systems for in-space applications spanning commercial Earth-orbiting satellites, robotic exploration missions, and human spaceflight.
    space-exploration
    satellites
    rocketry
  • Mecho Autotech
    Mecho Autotech (s2021)Active • 35 employees • Lagos, Nigeria
    It is cumbersome to maintain/repair vehicles in Africa. Vehicle owners currently have 2 options to choose from; very expensive and geographically limited branded mechanic garages (less than 1% of the supply pool) or unvetted roadside mechanics (about 99% of the supply pool). About 95% of vehicle owners cannot afford branded garages where quality and reliable service delivery can be guaranteed and thus rely on roadside mechanics. However, low quality and transparency are typical issues associated with roadside mechanics. We created a network of vetted mechanics, spare part vendors and an app that enables easy booking, payment and mechanic matching process. Via the mecho app, a customer or business can make a request for any automobile service (repairs or regular servicing) or part.
    auto-commerce
    marketplace
    e-commerce
  • Advano
    Advano (s2017)Active • 25 employees • New Orleans, LA, USA
    Combining nanotechnology with fundamental chemical engineering principles to accelerate the renewable energy revolution.
    energy-storage
    hard-tech
    climate
  • Elodin
    Elodin (w2024)Active • 5 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Elodin helps aerospace engineers rapidly design, test, and simulate control systems.
    drones
    satellites
    aerospace
  • SINAI
    SINAI (w2020)Active • 50 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    SINAI Technologies is an enterprise software that helps carbon-intensive companies to price carbon emissions, manage carbon taxes, and reduce emissions in the most cost-effective way.
    carbon-capture-and-removal
    saas
    climate
  • Revoy
    Revoy (w2022)Active • 4 employees • San Mateo, CA, USA
    SixWheel makes diesel trucks hybrid-electric in 3 minutes at zero upfront cost while delivering $25k more profit per truck annually.
    logistics
    climate
    electric-vehicles
  • Pina Earth
    Pina Earth (w2022)Active • 8 employees • Munich, Germany
    Pina Earth is building a suite of digital tools for data collection, monitoring, and certification of forest carbon projects. EU forests are at high risk due to climate change. With Pina Earth, forest owners can start high-quality carbon projects on their properties and use the new income stream to prepare their forests for a changing climate. Founded only last year, the startup already has active pilot projects on over 1,000 hectare (∼2,500 acres) in Germany. The founders met at CDTM and joined their expertise in sustainability science, software engineering, and machine learning to help EU forests.
    climate
    climatetech
  • Per Vices
    Per Vices (w2012)Active • 11 employees • Toronto, ON, Canada
    Per Vices builds the highest performing Software Defined Radios for mission critical applications for industries that can't live without them. Our products are modular, easy to use, provide the best possible performance, and replace a number complex sub-systems and components. Customers developing wireless applications use our products because they dramatically lower integration and development complexity, total cost of ownership, and time to market. Our proprietary, industry leading, technology provides the best performance and maintains an efficient abstraction layer that allows customers to easily incorporate our product into their application.
    hardware
    iot
    telecommunications
  • Nextera Robotics
    Nextera Robotics (s2020)Active • 15 employees • Boston, MA, USA
    Nextera Robotics is an AI-native Robotics and Industrial Automation company founded at MIT.
    artificial-intelligence
    autonomous-delivery
    deep-learning
    robotics
    construction
  • Stralis Aircraft
    Stralis Aircraft (w2023)Active • 4 employees • Brisbane QLD, Australia
    Our planes fly 10 times further than battery electric alternatives, with a lower operating cost than fossil fuel powered aircraft. Our first product is a 15 seat aircraft with a range of 800 km that enters service in 2026 with launch customer Skytrans. Our team has over 85 years of aerospace experience and have developed, flight tested and certified aircraft at Google X, magniX, Heart Aerospace, Ampaire, Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier and Gulfstream. We have $145M in aircraft LOIs from 7 airlines in the US, Europe and Australia.
    hard-tech
    hydrogen-energy
    airplanes
    climate
    electric-vehicles
  • Polymath Robotics
    Polymath Robotics (s2022)Active • 11 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Polymath is building a general autonomy stack for cautious vehicles. Our software allows any industrial vehicle - whether it's a tractor in a field or a bulldozer in a mine, drive itself. We bundle together AI, ML, Controls, ROS, Safety and best-in-class deployment practices to enable our customers to tell automated vehicles to do via a REST API. We're on more robots than we have engineers, are seeing our revenue (and robotic fleet) grow rapidly, and are looking for folks who want to help automate the world.
    hard-tech
    machine-learning
    robotics
    unmanned-vehicle
    ai
  • Maverick BioMetals
    Maverick BioMetals (s2022)Active • 9 employees • San Antonio, TX, USA
    Maverick BioMetals is a biotechnology company advancing lithium processing. The company was founded by Eric Herrera, former Department of Defense scientist, and Jesse Evans, former startup operations manager. We've developed a biological process to efficiently extract lithium from hard rock deposits. Our custom process is greener, more energy efficient, and cost effective compared to the current methods of extracting lithium. We're currently developing partnerships with mining companies to further the commercialization of our technology.
    biotech
    climate
    genomics
    genetic-engineering
  • Blink
    Blink (w2021)Active • 5 employees • Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy
    Blink provides same-day delivery to e-commerce companies, helping them acquiring and retaining more customers thanks to a great delivery experience. Merchants sell on their website and Blink picks-up orders directly from physical stores or from dark stores (small urban warehouses) deployed in cities. Crowdsourced riders and transportation companies complete the delivery following routes optimized in teal time. Consumers can track and personalize their delivery.
    e-commerce
    logistics
  • Yondu
    Yondu (w2024)Active • 3 employees • 1201 Tennessee St, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA
    Yondu develops models that allow robots to understand and intelligently carry out complex commands. The models are trained on data across various robotic platforms on different modalities of tasks. The models serve as a control policy for devices that need to make decisions, whether they be drones for reconnaissance, robot dogs for inspections, or cameras for smart surveillance. Yondu offers our models to robotics service providers through an API and license. Additionally, Yondu sells off-the-shelf hardware with our custom models to provide smart robots for tasks that benefit from improved human-robot interaction. Our first product is a drone you can control with your voice.
    generative-ai
    hard-tech
    robotics
    navigation
    ai
  • Phase Biolabs
    Phase Biolabs (w2022)Active • 10 employees • Nottingham, UK
    Phase Biolabs makes carbon negative solvents and electro-fuels from carbon dioxide (CO2) using fermentation. You can read more about what we are building in our Hacker News article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30557288 Phase Biolabs is also supported by Bill Gate's Breakthrough Energy Foundation via their Innovator Fellowship program.
    climate
  • StratumAI
    StratumAI (w2020)Active • 5 employees • Toronto, ON, Canada
    The mining industry drills narrow holes in the ground called drillholes to identify how much gold is in a ground at any spot. These holes are expensive so the industry uses statistical interpolation to predict what's in between these holes. Stratum replaces these traditional methods by utilizing deep learning to better predict both where to best drill and how much gold is in between these holes. This technology is not limited to gold and has been demonstrated to work on other metals, including base metals like copper. Based on Stratum's current pilots, our technology is projected to create ~10M in annual value for the average mine.
    artificial-intelligence
    climate
    mining
  • Seabound
    Seabound (w2022)Active • 9 employees • London, UK
    Seabound builds carbon capture equipment for ships. We're the only way for existing ships to reduce up to 95% of CO2 emissions and meet new global regulations.
    hard-tech
    climate
    transportation
  • Wren
    Wren (s2019)Active • 10 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    With Wren, anyone can offset their carbon footprint by supporting credible nature, industry, and policy projects. We also show users how they can reduce their carbon footprint. We make it easy for anyone to turn climate confusion into climate action.
    consumer
    climate
  • HEO Robotics
    HEO Robotics (s2021)Active • 3 employees • Sydney NSW, Australia
    HEO Robotics visually monitors satellites for governments and defence. We do this by transforming existing Earth observation satellites with software to image other satellites as they fly close by.
    space-exploration
    aerospace
  • Sinovia Technologies
    Sinovia Technologies (w2017)Active • 7 employees • San Carlos, CA, USA
    We use the printing methods used for newspapers, packaging, posters, and other graphic media to make beautiful, emissive electronic displays with high-end OLED technology aimed at low-cost applications. Our displays are paper-thin, flexible, and can be easily custom printed in a variety of shapes and sizes, allowing hardware designers to use displays and indicators on curved surfaces and in new ways.
    hard-tech
    hardware
    iot
  • Four Growers
    Four Growers (s2018)Active • 14 employees • Pittsburgh, PA, USA
    Four Growers was founded to provide healthy, affordable, local produce by reducing the production costs of greenhouse growers through robotics technology. We are positioning ourselves to be the automated solutions provider for greenhouse crop management. We are working closely with various greenhouse growers to develop a tomato harvesting robot. Our technology relies on two layers of protection, patents filed protecting the physical design of the robot and a proprietary algorithm that controls the robot's decision making. Our solution is not only capable of harvesting the tomatoes, but also of performing a quality check and packaging.
    robotics
    analytics
    agriculture
  • AirMyne
    AirMyne (w2022)Active • 11 employees • Berkeley, CA, USA
    AirMyne is building machines to capture & remove carbon dioxide from ambient atmospheric air so it can be utilized or sequestered downstream. Our team is based in Berkeley, CA.
    carbon-capture-and-removal
    hard-tech
    hardware
    climate
  • Kitekraft
    Kitekraft (s2019)Active • 6 employees • Munich, Germany
    Kitekraft systems consist of a tethered electric aircraft, a.k.a. a kite. The kite has 8 onboard (flying) wind turbines. It autonomously flies in figure eights and generates electrical energy from the wind. Our systems need 10x less construction materials compared to a conventional wind turbine and our systems cost half as much.
    hardware
    climate
    renewable-energy
  • Olympian Motors
    Olympian Motors (w2022)Active • 10 employees • New York, NY, USA
    Olympian Motors is an electric vehicle company, based in New York. We are manufacturing electric vehicles with our innovative 'modular' vehicle & drivetrain architecture (MVDS), providing Olympian with strong cost and lead-time advantages compared to legacy automakers like Tesla and Ford. Olympian is disrupting 120+ years old automotive industry and targeting to capture 7% market share in the U.S. automotive market by 2030. We changed the status-quo in automotive design, and bring aesthetic, color, experience and minimalism back to the cars. Olympian MVDS has a 'Lego-like' architecture and built on 4-core-hardware and 2-software modules. We achieved 80% reduction in tooling & machinery costs and built ~60% faster production lead time. We aim to reinvent the car manufacturing and bringing agility, speed and cost-efficiency back to the U.S. automotive industry. + Received 214 pre-orders for Olympian Model O1 ($17M+ pre-booked revenue) + Started manufacturing our EVs in Brooklyn & Detroit facilities. 2023 capacity: 320 vehicles + Pending traffic approval from NHTSA + Modular vehicle/drivetrain + Modular manufacturing: 4-hardware + 1-sofware modules. ~60% faster production lead time. 80% reduction in tooling, fitment and labor expenses. + Commercial Launch in Q3/2023. Unlike other EV companies, we don't waste time/resources. (It took 9+ years for Lucid and 11+ years for Rivian to make their first shipment). + Super-competitive battery efficiency in urban areas (Olympian early prototypes achieved slightly better miles/kwh efficiency than Tesla Model 3 and Rivian). + Carbon-sequestered and recyclable materials for +4% of vehicle components. Olympian rejects today's commoditized and banal car experience. + We challenge the status-quo in automotive. + We prioritize aesthetic, nature and minimalism. + We use steel and wood in Olympian cars rather than not cheap plastic and toxic chemicals. + We have minimalistic cockpit, powered by Olympian Operating System (OOS)
    consumer
    manufacturing
    climate
    transportation
    electric-vehicles
  • Alba Orbital
    Alba Orbital (w2021)Active • 16 employees • Glasgow, UK
    Alba Orbital is building the world's largest earth observation constellation, imaging everywhere on earth, every 15 minutes. We can see events within minutes such as wildfires in real time and have signed >$85m of LOIs, with both government and commercial customers paying pre-orders for imagery. To date we have launched 41 satellites into orbit (more than any other seed stage company in history), with more launching in 2024 onwards. We have launched a number of technology demonstration imaging satellites called Unicorns, which are the world's most advanced satellite under 1kg ever flown in orbit.
    hard-tech
    satellites
  • Ohmic Biosciences
    Ohmic Biosciences (s2023)Active • 2 employees • Alameda, CA, USA
    Pests and pathogens cost the world hundreds of billions of dollars every year. Existing technologies like agrochemicals are no longer working. Ohmic Biosciences uses protein engineering to design resistance genes for crops that are robust to pathogen evolution.
    synthetic-biology
    biotech
    climate
    agriculture
    genetic-engineering
  • Prometheus
    Prometheus (w2019)Active • 25 employees • Santa Cruz, CA, USA
    We remove CO2 and water from the air and use electricity from solar and wind power to turn them into zero net carbon electrofuels. These are gasoline, diesel, and jet fuels that work in existing cars, trucks and planes without requiring modification of their engines, and don't contribute to global warming because they don't add any new CO2 to the atmosphere. Each gallon of our electrofuels means a gallon of fossil oil left in the ground forever. Importantly, these fuels for the first time can compete with fossil fuels on price - our zero net carbon jet fuel has a price of one cent per gallon less than fossil jet fuel. American Airlines ordered 10 million gallons of this fuel and we will start shipping it next year.
    energy-storage
    climate
  • Flux Auto
    Flux Auto (w2021)Active • 56 employees • Houston, TX, USA
    Flux Auto is building autonomous vehicle technology to fully automate the movement and operation of forklifts in warehouses. This removes dependency on human commercial drivers, allowing logistics companies to increase productivity while reducing operating costs.
    autonomous-trucking
    hard-tech
    robotics
    logistics
    ai
  • Array Labs
    Array Labs (s2022)Active • Palo Alto, CA, USA
    We're designing swarms of tiny satellites which will work together to create the first real-time, high-resolution 3D model of the earth. By using clusters of satellites to image the same place on the earth at the exact same time, we can improve image quality by more than 60x over conventional techniques. This technology will massively increase the amount of affordable, high-quality 3D data, enabling a host of new applications across an array of industries, including AR/XR/Autonomy, Defense, Climate/ESG, and Insurance Analytics.
    satellites
  • Radical
    Radical (w2023)Active • 2 employees
    Radical makes high-altitude solar-powered aircraft. Our aircraft fly at 70,000 feet, autonomously navigating in the stratosphere. They can be used to provide cell service, collect multi-spectral imagery, or to carry weather and climate sensors. Our aircraft offer an inexpensive, zero-emissions way to connect and observe earth like never before. Prior to Radical, our founders worked together for 6 years developing Amazon’s delivery drones.
  • Phoenix Hydrogen
    Phoenix Hydrogen (w2022)Active • 2 employees • Berkeley, CA, USA
    Phoenix Hydrogen is building the first commodity marketplace for hydrogen. This year, $9.5B in federal grants will fund the first hydrogen grids, but this ecosystem has no marketplace. We’re uniquely able to build one because we’re already working with big utilities on a fulfillment platform: a 1000'-tall underground warehouse for hydrogen.
    energy-storage
    hydrogen-energy
    marketplace
    climate
    climatetech
  • Relativity Space
    Relativity Space (w2016)Active • 1,000 employees • Los Angeles, CA, USA
    Relativity is building humanity’s multiplanetary future. We invented a new approach to design, build, and fly our own rockets, starting with Terran 1 – the world’s first entirely 3D printed rocket, and Terran R, our next generation medium-heavy lift fully reusable launch vehicle. As a vertically integrated technology platform, Relativity is at the forefront of an inevitable shift toward software-defined manufacturing. By fusing 3D printing, artificial intelligence, and autonomous robotics, we are pioneering the factory of the future. Disrupting 60 years of aerospace, Relativity offers a radically simplified supply chain, building a rocket with 100x fewer parts in less than 60 days. We believe in a future where interplanetary life fundamentally expands the possibilities for human experience. Our long-term vision is to upgrade humanity’s industrial base on Earth and on Mars.
    machine-learning
    space-exploration
    rocketry
    3d-printing
    manufacturing
  • Verdn
    Verdn (w2022)Active • 4 employees • London, UK
    Verdn is a climate-impact API for companies and their end-customers. With Verdn, companies direct a portion of sales towards ecosystem restoration projects (like tree planting, ocean-plastic cleanup, and coral planting), carried out by vetted NGO partners. After each sale, we send the end-customer a tracking dashboard where they can engage with updates about their positive impact. Our mission is to Ctrl+Z global ecosystem collapse by making sustainability profitable. We have planted 1,500,000 trees, recovered 400,000 kg of ocean-bound plastic and 150 m2 of coral reef, and have over 100+ paying customers that are seeing a 10x boost in engagement.
    saas
    b2b
    climate
    api
    climatetech
  • PickTrace
    PickTrace (s2015)Active • 65 employees • Los Angeles, CA, USA
    PickTrace is a fast growing software company that provides workforce and harvest management solutions for large-scale farms. Founded by brothers Austin and Harrison Steed, PickTrace is building the farm management system of the future. PickTrace builds powerful software products that help agriculture companies thrive. Our workforce and harvest management software helps growers gain insight into their operations and improve their operational efficiency. Everything that we do is based on the conviction that we succeed when our customers build a more efficient, compliant, and profitable operation.
    saas
  • Odys Aviation
    Odys Aviation (s2021)Active • 11 employees • Los Angeles, CA, USA
    Odys Aviation (formerly Craft Aero) builds vertical take-off and landing aircraft for major airlines. We cut travel time in half on the world’s busiest routes by using city helipads and local airports. The company founders are electric propulsion and automotive manufacturing experts who have spent their careers electrifying transportation systems at Virgin Hyperloop, GoogleX, Volvo, and Fisker Automotive. We’ve won two USAF Agility Prime contracts, have pre-orders and options for more than 1,000 aircraft.
    hard-tech
    airplanes
    climate
  • GreaseBoss
    GreaseBoss (w2021)Active • 10 employees • Sunshine Coast QLD, Australia
    Our hardware and software product verifies industrial machines are greased correctly. Incorrect greasing is the number one cause for machinery failure and costs $21bn per annum.
    hardware
    iot
  • Exosonic, Inc.
    Exosonic, Inc. (w2020)Active • 14 employees • Los Angeles, CA, USA
    Exosonic is an early-stage aerospace start-up based in Los Angeles, CA developing supersonic adversary air UAVs to support the adversary air training mission for both commercial and government customers. The goal is to mature these supersonic UAVs to become loyal wingmen (or collaborative combat aircraft) and eventually develop quiet supersonic airliners from the lessons learned and profits generated by the supersonic UAV product line. Founded in 2019, Exosonic has raised $4.5M+ in private capital and $2M+ in AFWERX funding. The team has 15 FTEs and is developing a subscale flight test vehicle to demonstrate autonomy and potentially crewed-uncrewed teaming with a first flight timeframe of Q2 2023.
    drones
    unmanned-vehicle
    aerospace
  • HeyCharge
    HeyCharge (s2021)Active • 17 employees • Munich, Germany
    EV charging infrastructure today is expensive, difficult to install, and doesn't integrate well with existing products, services, and businesses. HeyCharge solves all of these problems with ultra-low-cost, plug-and-play EV chargers that don't require internet connections and integrate with third-party products via our SDK and APIs. Our customers are energy utilities, property operators, mobility service providers, and more.
    climate
  • Remora
    Remora (w2021)Active • 45 employees • Detroit, MI, USA
    We're building a device that captures a semi-truck’s carbon emissions directly from the tailpipe. We'll sell the CO2 to end-users, and share that revenue with our customers, so our device will create a new revenue stream for our customers while reducing their emissions.
    carbon-capture-and-removal
    climate
    climatetech
  • Ovipost
    Ovipost (w2018)Active • 20 employees • LaBelle, FL 33935, USA
    Ovipost builds automated insect farms. Insects are the most efficient way to convert abundant, cheap byproducts into nutritionally dense protein. Today live insects are a $175m industry in the US, but the future of the industry is leveraging their excellent amino acid profiles and superior digestibility to replace fishmeal ($9.5B industry) and other expensive proteins in animal feeds. Led by co-founders Trina Chiasson (sold Infoactive to Tableau) and Teq Sassmannshaus (biotech hardware engineer), the Ovipost team has deep experience in hardware, software, and biology. 
    biotech
    climate
    food-tech
    agriculture
    climatetech
  • Inevitable Tech
    Inevitable Tech (w2016)Active • 80 employees • San Carlos, CA, USA
    Iron Ox is redesigning agriculture to confront its staggering environmental impacts and adapting farming to meet our future needs by making it a precise science that lets plants reach their full potential.
    robotics
    climate
  • CircuitHub
    CircuitHub (w2012)Active • 58 employees • London, UK
    CircuitHub is on a mission to fix rapid electronics prototyping. We are the first automated electronics factory built around a modern tech stack. We help hardware companies producing self-driving cars, satellites, 3D printers, robotics, & more to rapidly prototype electronics and get to market faster.
    hard-tech
    hardware
    robotics
  • Astro Mechanica
    Astro Mechanica (w2024)Active • 8 employees • San Francisco, CA, USA
    Astro Mechanica has invented a new kind of jet engine – the Electric Adaptive Engine. Unlike any existing engine, it’s efficient at every speed. Because it’s efficient at every speed, it enables us to build a new jet aircraft with unique capabilities. It can launch payloads to orbit for 3x cheaper or fly 3x faster than regular passenger aircraft.
    commercial-space-launch
    airplanes
    aerospace
  • Thrive Agric
    Thrive Agric (w2019)Active • 227 employees • Abuja, Nigeria
    We have created a market place that enables the sales of agro-commodities locally and internationally while providing rural farmers with all the resources they will need to grow crops like loans to but inputs and the needed extension services for better insights.
    finance
    agriculture
  • Enlightra
    Enlightra (w2022)Active • 10 employees • Ecublens, Switzerland
    Enlightra develops mass-manufacturable fingertip-size multicolor lasers enabling ultrafast data communication and optical computing while providing up to 10x improvement in energy efficiency and cost reduction.
    hard-tech
    hardware
  • Maple Materials (fka Saratoga Energy)
    Maple Materials (fka Saratoga Energy) (w2019)Active • 4 employees • Richmond, CA, USA
    Maple Materials, Inc. (Richmond, California) develops a low-cost electrolysis process to split carbon dioxide into graphite and oxygen. Due to several unique features of our production process and product, we have potential to produce battery-grade graphite anode material one-third the cost of current graphite anode materials. When powered by renewables, this process has the potential to be carbon negative.
    advanced-materials
  • Wright Electric
    Wright Electric (w2017)Active • 4 employees • Albany, NY, USA
    Wright Electric is building commercial electric airplanes for lower prices, higher safety, and zero emissions. The Wright 1 is a 186 passenger electric plane designed for routes like LA-SF and London-Paris. We work with airlines like easyJet and VivaAerobus.
    airplanes
    climate
  • SunFarmer
    SunFarmer (s2015)Active • 15 employees • Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
    SunFarmer provides affordable solar energy for hospitals, schools, businesses, and farms in developing countries. In many parts of the world, electricity is unavailable, unstable, or extremely expensive. Yet reliable electricity is critical for high quality healthcare, modern education, economic development, and improved agricultural productivity. Learn more at sunfarmer.org
    solar-power
    climate
  • Boom
    Boom (w2016)Active • 227 employees • Centennial, CO, USA
    Boom Supersonic is transforming air travel with Overture, the world’s fastest airliner, optimized for speed, safety, and sustainability. Serving both civil and government markets, Overture will fly at twice the speed of today’s airliners and is designed to run on 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Symphony™, a Boom-led collaboration with industry leaders, is the propulsion system that will power Overture. Overture’s order book, including purchases and options from American Airlines, United Airlines, and Japan Airlines stands at 130 aircraft. Boom is working with Northrop Grumman for government and defense applications of Overture. Suppliers and partners collaborating with Boom on the Overture program include Collins Aerospace, Eaton, Florida Turbine Technologies (FTT), a business unit of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., GE Additive, Safran Landing Systems, StandardAero and the United States Air Force. For more information, visit https://boomsupersonic.com Boom’s world-class engineering team comes from places including SpaceX, Boeing, Gulfstream, Virgin Galactic, Scaled Composites, NASA, and Bombardier. We have uniquely challenging and world-changing opportunities for the most talented aerospace engineers, designers, and business people.
    transportation
    aerospace
  • Yummy Future
    Yummy Future (s2019)Active • 7 employees • Champaign, IL, USA
    We achieve this through a unique blend of traditional coffee-making values—sourcing the best beans, understanding the nuances of roasting, and mastering the art of brewing—with cutting-edge technological innovation. Our cafes are not just spaces but experiences, where the artistry of the human barista is enhanced by the precision and efficiency of robotics. This synergy allows us to deliver consistently exceptional coffee, tailored to individual tastes, at a speed and scale previously unimaginable. But it's not just about the coffee. It's about the experience—the moment of pause in a busy day, the space for conversation, the ritual that centers us. Our technology doesn't replace the human touch; it amplifies it, making the luxury of a perfectly crafted cup of coffee accessible to everyone, everywhere. As we look to the future, our goal is to continue innovating, to push the boundaries of what a coffee company can be. We're not just serving drinks; we're creating a community united by a love for life. We're building a world where technology and tradition coexist, enhancing our lives and enriching our connections. One cup at a time, we're making the world a better place—through the universal language of coffee.
    hard-tech
    robotics
    food-&-beverage
    ai
  • Atomic Industries
    Atomic Industries (w2021)Active • 25 employees • Detroit, MI, USA
    Atomic's mission is to replicate high-skill trade knowledge of tool and die makers into AI that powers new manufacturing systems which are orders of magnitude more productive.
    artificial-intelligence
    hard-tech
    manufacturing
  • Statiq.
    Statiq. (s2020)Active • 200 employees • Gurugram, Haryana, India
    Statiq connects electric vehicle owners to EV chargers. EV owners can discover chargers near them, pre-book a slot and pay for the usage conveniently. Property owners can buy, share their chargers, manage them and earn by becoming charger hosts with Statiq. Our EV chargers can be found at shopping malls, workplaces, restaurants , hotels, residential spaces.
    marketplace
    climate
    electric-vehicles
  • Aerones
    Aerones (w2018)Active • 25 employees • Riga, Latvia
    We have created a robotic system for wind turbine blade maintenance. It can perform tasks such as lightning conductivity testing, high-resolution inspection, drainage hole cleaning, cleaning, painting and leading-edge repair.
    robotics
    drones
    climate
  • Instacrops
    Instacrops (s2021)Active • 34 employees • Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
    Instacrops is a simple dashboard that helps farmers maximize their crop yield. We give farmers IoT sensors to put in their field. We combine that data with satellite and drone data to provide analytics on the health of their farms. Farmers use this to increase their crops yield by 12% on average. We’re live on 300+ farms across Latam and have reached more than $200.000 in monthly revenue, growing 2X YoY. There’s 2.9 billion acres of farmland in Latin America which makes this a $50 billion market. We’re instacrops. We’re bringing data driven decisions to farmers worldwide
    sustainability
    agriculture
  • BotBuilt
    BotBuilt (w2021)Active • 8 employees • Durham, NC, USA
    BotBuilt is creating flexible robotic systems to solve the housing crisis. Our cutting-edge software and cost-efficient hardware allow us to improve the world by providing beautiful construction, safer job sites, and sustainable building techniques. The $600 billion residential construction industry is facing a massive labor shortage. Our robotic systems leverage the latest in rapid prototyping, artificial intelligence, and computer vision. By taking on some of the hardest technical challenges on earth, BotBuilt is ready to help solve one of society’s biggest problems.
    robotic-process-automation
    robotics
    construction
  • Beyond Aero
    Beyond Aero (w2022)Active • 32 employees • Toulouse, France
    We believe that aviation will only be electric in the next decades, and we are fully committed to making this a reality, by building the first electric business aircraft using hydrogen propulsion to reach more than 800 nautical miles. We already completed an 85kW flying bench for retrofitting a 2-seater from G1 aviation. This technology represents a significant advancement in the field of business aviation, offering a more environmentally-friendly and efficient alternative to traditional planes.
    hydrogen-energy
    airplanes
    climate
    electric-vehicles
    aerospace
  • Blockstamp
    Blockstamp (s2019)Active • 2 employees • Los Angeles, CA, USA
    Blockstamp is an asset management software for industrial equipment. We provide in-depth analytics and fleet management dashboards for industrial equipments (forklifts, cranes, hoists, etc.). We help large manufacturing companies manage their fleets of industrial equipment to allow them to make business decisions.
    industrial-workplace-safety
    analytics
    manufacturing
    industrial
  • ApolloShield
    ApolloShield (s2016)Active • Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
    Detect and safely block unwanted drone intrusions. Track down and arrest unauthorized operators. Developed by experts from Israel Defense Forces and currently serving more than 25 countries, ApolloShield is the world leader in detecting and blocking drone intrusions, as well as tracking down and arresting unauthorized drone operators.
  • PowerX
    PowerX (w2020)Active • 20 employees • New York, NY, USA
    PowerX AI powered sensors create proprietary data to save corporations 30% or more in energy, water and emissions. 
    machine-learning
    iot
    climate
    energy
  • Gecko Robotics
    Gecko Robotics (w2016)Active • 230 employees • Austin, TX, USA
    The mission of Gecko Robotics is to improve the state of the world by helping the most important institutions ensure the availability, reliability and sustainability of critical infrastructure. Gecko's combination of wall-climbing robots, industry-leading sensors, and an AI-powered data platform give customers a unique window into the health of their physical assets allowing real-time decisions that prevent power outages, ensure military missions succeed, and help reduce energy costs.
    robotics
    energy
    big-data
    data-engineering
    ai
  • Reach Labs
    Reach Labs (s2015)Active • 16 employees • Emeryville, CA, USA
    Reach Labs is building long-range wireless power networks that deliver scalable, resilient energy infrastructure.
    climate
    energy
  • Airthium
    Airthium (s2017)Active • 12 employees • Paris, France
    We build engines that have the potential to slash 33% or worldwide CO2 emissions - cost-effectively. First, we help food and mining companies cut both their heat costs *and* CO2 emissions by replacing gas-fired steam boilers with our proprietary high temperature heat pumps. Our heat pumps make up to 3x more heat with the same amount of electricity, even at up to 1000°F. Once the heat pump market is mature, we will address the seasonal energy storage market. Our storage units are based on the exact same proprietary engine we use for our heat pumps. They work with solar and wind, and replace lithium-ion batteries, fossil-fired power plants, CO2 capture and storage, and fuel procurement, with a cheaper, sustainable and more reliable alternative, which can be sited anywhere. The first opportunity is a high-margin market worth 3% of worldwide CO2. The second is a much bigger market worth 30% of worldwide CO2. By the time all cars become electric, it will be even more. Our key is we are building the first Stirling engine to reach 86% of the Carnot efficiency, compared to 64% for the state of the art. We do all that while significantly decreasing costs, and increasing reliability. Please see Airthium's website for more information.
    energy-storage
    hard-tech
    hardware
    climate
    energy
  • Ferveret
    Ferveret (s2021)Active • 6 employees • San Jose, CA, USA
    Ferveret develops liquid cooling solutions inspired by nuclear power plant cooling. We save data centers 96% in cooling costs, 68% on capital costs, and reduce their carbon footprint by 40% while increasing chip performance by 2X. Today, about 40% of the electricity used in these facilities is wasted on cooling. Our technology eliminates this wasted energy.
    hardware
    climate
    energy
  • RMFG
    RMFG (s2021)Active • 2 employees • Fort Worth, TX, USA
    We're RMFG, and we're building an autonomous metal fabrication shop. We're a technology-first fab shop with instant quoting, high visibility, and robotic automation — starting with laser cut parts and robotic welded sheet metal assemblies.  The traditional metal fab industry is a large, highly fragmented, and low NPS industry that relies on huge amounts of manual labor. Manual labor in metal fabrication is a huge bottleneck, particularly welding. There is a shortage of over 300,000 welders in the US and lead times for welded parts span multiple months. We're building flexible vision-based robot systems that can weld a high-mix of parts. Over time we can use the same software base for our welding robots to expand into other manual tasks in metal fabrication like: operating press brakes, riveting parts, grinding, surface finishing, fixturing, etc. We're building the factory ground-up to be API driven. Part of the thesis is that it's going to be an order of magnitude easier to design parts in the coming years from AI advances and we'll need core manufacturing technology that can keep up with the demand and pace from these advances. The long-term vision is completely autonomous API-driven factories for finished metal parts.
  • Aurabeat
    Aurabeat (w2021)Active • 12 employees • Hong Kong
    We make Air Purifier and filters that is certified to eliminate COVID-19 and most other viruses and bacteria. Our technology is independently lab tested, EPA certified and FDA registered. Our air purifiers are already found in homes, businesses and government facilities around the world to help protect their customers and employees from airborne pathogens.
    hardware
    energy
  • Alchemy
    Alchemy (s2014)Active • 25 employees • Waterloo, ON, Canada
    Alchemy is a nanotechnology company based in Kitchener, Ontario with core operations in the automotive and defense sectors. Automotive - With the widespread adoption of ADAS systems in new vehicles, the cost of replacing a windshield in new vehicles has tripled to $1500+. We have developed a windshield protection film product line called ExoShield to help vehicle owners protect their windshields. Our ExoShield GT3 film is sold through 400+ aftermarket installers and car dealerships in 56 countries that carry and install it for vehicle owners. For Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco owners (google: broken windshield club), our ExoShield ULTRA DIY kits are available via our website and dropshipping partners. Defense - Over the last 3 years, we have been working with the Canadian Armed Forces to develop an infrared camouflage technology. We have received two contracts from CAF to develop our technology. Our solution has the ability to be integrated into the uniform directly (adding just 5-10g of weight vs. 600-18,000 kg of weight for other alternatives), has outperformed all existing NATO alternatives in multiple CAF field trials, and is receiving support from major elements of CAF for our next contract. This technology can also be adapted for other individual camouflage integrations (face paint and individual nettings) and for mobile camouflage applications (vehicle nettings and vehicle paints).
    advanced-materials
    automotive
  • Abatable
    Abatable (s2021)Active • 13 employees • London, UK
    Abatable is a carbon offsetting procurement platform which connects companies with carbon project developers of high quality carbon offsets. Abatable facilitates procurement decisions by offering third party quality assessments of projects and by standardizing multi-year purchase agreements and an automated RFP platform. The team has extensive experience advising institutional investors on nature-based carbon removal and impact investment portfolios and is backed by leading investors like YCombinator, BlueBear Capital and Global Founders Capital.
    carbon-capture-and-removal
    b2b
    climate
  • Albedo
    Albedo (w2021)Active • 50 employees • Denver, CO, USA
    Albedo is developing low-flying satellites that will capture visible and thermal imagery at the highest resolution commercially available. By making aerial quality imagery globally available, easy to purchase, and transparent to task, we aim to catalyze market growth and spur new applications. The world is rapidly changing and a new level of visibility and transparency is required to solve some of our largest problems. Albedo’s 10cm visible and 2m thermal imagery will fuel insights for industries such as mapping, insurance, utilities, solar, agriculture, carbon offsets, infrastructure sustainability, national security, and much more.
    hard-tech
    satellites
    climate
    aerospace
  • Entocycle
    Entocycle (s2017)Active • 13 employees • London, UK
    The Insect Farming Company. We’re developing the world’s most efficient and sustainable way to produce protein. Insects are rich in protein and are a natural component of the diets of many fish and free-range poultry. Our technology is significantly more efficient at producing protein than traditional methods of production as our insects are vertically farmed and not restricted to floor space or area. Thanks to our automated system we can produce at industrial scale and offer farmers a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to soymeal and fishmeal.
    food-tech
    agriculture
  • Minimum
    Minimum (s2020)Active • London, UK
    Minimum lets you calculate, report on, and reduce the carbon emissions of your business, whether you're a corporate or an investment fund.
    fintech
    climate
  • Trexo Robotics
    Trexo Robotics (w2019)Active • 12 employees • Toronto, ON, Canada
    Trexo Robotics is building wearable robotic legs to help people walk, starting with childing with Cerebral Palsy. Our product allows children with disabilities like Cerebral Palsy, to walk, in many cases for the first time in their lives. Trexo was started when Manmeet found that his nephew was born with Cerebral Palsy and would never be able to walk. They are already commercial with customers all over US and Canada. Their vision is to replace the wheelchair, for children, adults, and the elderly.
    medical-robotics
  • Paladin
    Paladin (s2018)Active • 12 employees • Houston, TX, USA
    When a 911 call is received, our drone is autonomously dispatched from a fire station and flies to the scene. It streams a live video feed back to the first responders, providing them with key situational details, such as the size and exact location of a fire.
    saas
    drones
    govtech
  • Atomic Alchemy
    Atomic Alchemy (w2019)Active • 5 employees • Idaho Falls, ID, USA
    Atomic Alchemy is building a bank of reactors to produce the nuclear material that goes into nuclear medicine. Radiopharmaceuticals are vitally important in biological tracers, diagnostic imaging, and cancer treatments. Currently, the world's supply of Molybdenum-99, the cornerstone of 80% of all nuclear medicine procedures, is sourced from just six government-run, scientific research reactors abroad. Five of these reactors are 45-65 years old and are quickly coming to the end of their operational life. This has cultivated a fragile and lengthy supply chain, at odds with the nature of radioactive material. This issue and its implications do not just effect molybdenum, but any other reactor-based isotope. Many promising cancer therapies are stuck in clinical trials, unable to secure enough material in a timely manner. Research doesn’t even happen because of the difficulty of sourcing any new isotopes. It doesn't have to be this way. Atomic Alchemy is working to solve this by building the world's first scalable radioisotope production facility. This facility will contain the world’s first privately-owned nuclear reactors dedicated to radioisotope production.
    hard-tech
    small-modular-reactors
    medical-devices