MassChallenge is a global nonprofit startup accelerator headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, founded in 2009. It supports early-stage entrepreneurs from various industries, including technology, healthcare, and finance, by providing mentorship, resources, and networking opportunities. With locations in countries such as Israel, Mexico, Switzerland, and Texas, MassChallenge operates a non-equity model, allowing startups to retain full ownership while benefiting from expert guidance and connections. The accelerator conducts various programs tailored to specific sectors, such as MassChallenge HealthTech and MassChallenge FinTech, which facilitate partnerships between startups and established enterprises to drive innovation and market growth. Through its extensive global network, MassChallenge aims to strengthen the innovation ecosystem and empower high-potential startups to create meaningful impact.
Tespack Ltd. is a Finnish company that specializes in mobile energy solutions, providing a variety of products such as ultra-light batteries, solar panels, smartpacks, backpacks, and portable chargers. Founded in 2013 and based in Helsinki, Tespack focuses on creating smart mobile micro-grids for challenging markets, particularly for off-grid usage. The company employs advanced software, deep learning technology, and proprietary hardware to deliver reliable and sustainable energy infrastructure in remote locations. Tespack's mission includes addressing critical battery management challenges, such as enhancing battery recycling accuracy and monitoring battery performance. Its products are distributed across various European countries through distributors, retailers, and online sales, catering to remote workers, adventurers, and disaster relief efforts.
Perovskia
Grant in 2023
Perovskia specializes in the digital printing of custom solar cells utilizing patent-protected technology. The company operates at the convergence of printed electronics, photovoltaics, and material science, providing innovative solar cells designed to power various electronic devices. These solar cells can be printed directly onto glass and other substrates, presenting significant advantages over conventional silicon-based alternatives. This unique approach allows electronics manufacturers to enhance battery life and deliver sustainable power solutions, thereby contributing to the advancement of renewable energy in electronic applications.
Hydrobee
Non Equity Assistance in 2023
Hydrobee is launching radically new clean energy technology to help billions of people every day, and create a global sustainable business. Over a billion people still have no reliable electricity. Over three billion people cook with biomass stoves indoors and suffer from smoke and Indoor Air Pollution. They all have one thing in common: They cook with stoves every day. Hydrobee's "Firebee" TM thermo-electric generator can turn the heat from their stoves into USB charging power for phones, LED lights, internet, and the Jet-Flame blower that improves combustion, saves money and reduces smoke. Connected by Firebee power to mobile phone networks, new clean efficient stoves with chimneys that greatly reduce smoke can now be sold with financing over mobile networks. For the first time, financing is possible for improved stoves used by 100 million poor families. We can solve both indoor air pollution and energy poverty for them with one affordable small device. Hydrobee is a Social Purpose Corporation in Seattle within a network of social entrepreneurs, impact investors and organizations who give us valued support.
GhostWave
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
GhostWave Inc. is a startup technology company focused on providing ADAS radars immune from mutual interference and ADAS radars that prioritize objects while fitting behind the fascia of a bumper. Located in Columbus, OH, GhostWave’s patented technology is a RF Noise radar system that utilizes predetermined, pseudorandom, or random waveforms that can be substantially matched to the impulse response of the radar and any surrounding clutter. Translated to the autonomous vehicle application, GhostWave’s devices will support Blind Spot Detection (BSD) and collision avoidance without being impacted by jamming or interference from electronic devices.
Free Dynamics
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Free Dynamics develops innovative electronic temperature sensors that operate without external batteries, leveraging quantum dynamics for enhanced performance. These miniature and cost-effective sensors are designed to be integrated into essential drug vials, ensuring compliance with stringent storage conditions. By providing reliable sensing, recording, and authentication capabilities, Free Dynamics' technology helps the pharmaceutical industry protect against tampering and counterfeiting, thereby facilitating the safe distribution of temperature-sensitive products, including pharmaceuticals and food.
NanoflowX
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
NanoFlowX is leading the waterproofing industry with patented IP68 technology. The world's most versatile solution is capable of coating and protecting electronics in any industry, in any application. Partnered with IMSA WeatherTech and Lucas Oil Off Road Regional series.
Electra Vehicles
Grant in 2021
Electra Vehicles, Inc. specializes in developing software solutions for the electric vehicle and battery-electric industries, focusing on enhancing battery pack range, lifetime, and charging performance. Founded in 2015 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including EVE-Ai™ 360 Adaptive Controls, which utilize AI and machine learning to optimize battery management in electric vehicles. These controls are connected to the Cloud, allowing for real-time adjustments to battery performance. Additionally, Electra provides EVE-Ai™ Analytics, a web application designed for fleet managers to monitor and improve battery performance in electric fleets. Their EnPower™ Design Suite platform assists battery engineers in selecting from a database of over 300 cells for efficient design and simulation. Overall, Electra Vehicles aims to bridge performance and design gaps within the electric vehicle sector, facilitating the global transition to electrification.
Cyltronic
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Cytronic AG is the brand for compact and user-friendly linear drives and the market leader with the worldwide unique electric cylinder.
Wyss Center
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Epios personalized and precision management of brain disorders using daily life monitoring and therapeutics. The Epios system comprises a series of thin leads incorporating sensing electrodes and a miniature implant, inserted beneath the skin. The neural signals are wirelessly transmitted to an external receiver held in place on the skin directly over the implant with a magnet, and from there are conveyed to a wearable data processor and are finally securely stored in the Epios Cloud.
Nautilus Defense
Pre Seed Round in 2020
Nautilus Defense specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced systems for maritime surveillance and structural monitoring. The company creates integrated textile and composite systems that incorporate strain-sensing yarns, antennas, and wearable technologies. These innovations allow for the monitoring of structural assets and their environments, enhancing performance through rapid experimental development. Nautilus Defense's offerings include deployable systems, device arrays, and embeddable systems, all designed to deliver cutting-edge capabilities efficiently.
Eco-Adapt
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Eco-Adapt is a consultancy firm specializing in environmental solutions and software development, led by Laurent Laparra. The company focuses on digitizing complex processes to enhance efficiency in energy monitoring and predictive maintenance of industrial assets. Eco-Adapt designs and manufactures electronic products that feature non-intrusive connected hardware and a cloud platform, which utilizes signal processing and predictive algorithms. This technology enables clients to accurately measure the electrical signals of their assets, facilitating improved management and sustainability practices. The firm is supported by a committee of mentors from various sectors, including business, media, and finance, enhancing its expertise and outreach in the industry.
MICROR SYSTEMS
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
MicroRSystems provides an OEM module with fiber-in, fiber-out connections that contains the core technology.Their products include optical frequency combs, narrow linewidth lasers, and optical reference cavities. These unusual devices have the ability to trap light in a ridge encircling a cylinder.
Direct Kinetic Solutions
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Direct Kinetic Solutions is focused on providing innovative power solutions for future generations through the development, manufacturing, and sale of Persistent Power Sources (PPS). The company's technology harnesses the energy from beta-emitting isotopes to create reliable and long-lasting power sources. These radioisotopic batteries are specifically designed for applications such as small satellites and asset tracking, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional lithium batteries. By delivering uninterrupted power over extended periods, Direct Kinetic Solutions enables clients to optimize both energy and space, ultimately enhancing the efficiency of various projects while reducing reliance on conventional power sources.
Exomotion
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Exomotion develops robotics-based transporter devices designed to facilitate omnidirectional movement. Its devices are electronic movement systems that integrate electrical boards with motion sensors and a wheeled motion mechanism that enables the board to go in any direction and rotate immediately allowing for improved user experience. It rethinks the concept of e-mobility, bringing omnidirectionality and safety to the mix. Exomotion was founded in 2018 and is based in Plan-les-ouates, Geneve.
Applied Bioplastics
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Applied Bioplastics is dedicated to reducing reliance on petroleum-based plastics by offering affordable, high-grade recycled alternatives made from sustainable plant materials sourced from developing nations. The company's bioplastic products aim to diminish petroleum dependency, lower carbon dioxide emissions, and mitigate habitat destruction. By combining plant fibers with recycled or biobased polymers, Applied Bioplastics creates materials that can be easily molded or extruded for use in various industries, including household goods, automotive, appliances, electronics, and outdoor equipment. This approach not only addresses the economic barriers that prevent companies from adopting recycled plastics but also allows them to utilize carbon-negative plant materials as substitutes for traditional petrochemical feedstock without compromising quality or profit margins.
C2C NewCap
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
C2C NewCap, founded in 2014 by Rui Silva and Andre Mao de Ferro, is a Lisbon-based manufacturer specializing in the production of supercapacitors designed for efficient electrical energy storage. The company focuses on developing next-generation devices that utilize proprietary electrodes and an aqueous electrolyte, which contribute to a low environmental impact. C2C NewCap aims to provide clients with energy storage solutions that not only enhance operational efficiency but also reduce overall environmental and operational costs.
Liquid Logical
Grant in 2019
Liquid Logical specializes in a patented heating technology that instantly brings water to its boiling point without the need for storage tanks. This innovative device provides a continuous supply of boiling water on demand, making it suitable for integration into various everyday applications, including kitchens, fridge doors, kitchen worktops, and commercial coffee machines. The technology presents scalable opportunities for consumers and businesses alike while contributing positively to global water-saving initiatives.
Pi Lighting
Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Pi Lighting is an R&D consultant in LED technology and lighting. Pi Lightings develops R&D programs, algorithms, tools, and work with you on deciphering the LED challenges. We work with you on system optimization, new technology developments. We take care of your needs for R&D development and propose projects to grow your company KPIs.
XELPHAhealth
Non Equity Assistance in 2019
XELPHAhealth's is a modern solution that enables medical facilities to overcome operational efficiencies and increase the adoption of electronic medical record technology. Through the interlacing of technology, innovative business models, and value-based healthcare, XELPHAhealth is addressing the unique challenges of healthcare delivery. XELPHAhealth is device agnostic, cloud-based, scalable platform, that offers a comprehensive solution by integrating clinical and ancillary modules to deliver superior care while lowering operational cost.
Resonado
Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Resonado Labs specializes in audio hardware solutions that enhance sound reproduction across various applications. The company focuses on transducer design and engineering, creating innovative products such as miniaturized sub-woofer drivers for integrated sound bars and advanced sonic projection arrays that can deliver sound over distances exceeding 1500 meters. Resonado aims to revolutionize the audio market through continuous experimentation with materials, motor structures, and industrial designs, all conducted at their headquarters in Chicago. By leveraging proprietary audio tools, Resonado enables clients to develop sound field control technologies that combine design innovation with high-fidelity acoustic performance, thereby expanding the potential applications of their technology across different industries.
HiLyte
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
HiLyte specializes in providing lighting and phone-charging solutions to rural communities. The company offers iron batteries that can power both phone charging and LED lighting, utilizing solar energy for their operation. Through the deployment of solar kiosks, HiLyte enables users to access clean energy, improving their quality of life. Additionally, the company supports local agents by providing the necessary installation, maintenance, and training to establish their businesses, ensuring effective service delivery. The portable hiLyte cubes, which are charged using solar power, serve as the primary product for customers, promoting sustainable energy use in underserved areas.
EBAMed
Grant in 2018
EBAMed SA is a Swiss startup based in Geneva, established in 2018, that focuses on developing innovative medical technology for treating heart arrhythmias. The company is working on an ultrasound-based device designed to monitor heart motion and facilitate non-invasive ablation therapy using proton beams. This technology aims to provide a safe and effective alternative for patients by allowing real-time synchronization of proton therapy with heart movement. By integrating both hardware and software components, EBAMed's device enhances treatment capabilities for existing proton therapy centers, enabling them to offer advanced, non-invasive treatment options for cardiac patients in an outpatient setting.
AVAtronics
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
AVAtronics is developing noise-canceling technology.
RacerX
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
RacerX specializes in consumer electronics and appliances, focusing on enhancing customer interaction through innovative technology. The company has developed the Snap4That app, which replaces traditional printed inserts accompanying durable goods. By scanning a QR code included with a product, users gain immediate access to essential information such as manuals, instructional videos, support resources, FAQs, compatible accessories, and replacement parts. This approach not only streamlines the user experience but also enables brands to capture valuable customer contact information. Additionally, RacerX's platform promotes improved customer database management and product registration, fostering stronger relationships between brands and consumers while enhancing brand loyalty.
Meredot
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Meredot is a Ukrainian company founded in 2018 that specializes in wireless charging systems for various devices, including mobile phones, laptops, earphones, speakers, and automobiles. The company has developed innovative products such as MeOutlet, a power outlet system that operates without electrical contact, and MePower, a cable-free charging device designed to accommodate multiple devices. Additionally, Meredot produces wireless chargers for electric vehicles, mobile robots, and forklifts, enabling them to charge without the need for physical connections, whether stationary or in motion. Utilizing advanced manufacturing methods and radio frequency technology, Meredot aims to enhance the usability of electric vehicles while contributing to environmental sustainability by reducing pollution and promoting cleaner energy solutions.
MTTech Interactive Multimedia Systems Ltd
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
MTTech Interactive Multimedia Systems Ltd is an Israeli company that specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of interactive multimedia systems. Headquartered in Tel-Aviv, with additional offices in Bucharest, Romania; Holmdel, New Jersey; and Alamos, Mexico, the company focuses on creating multi-touch display systems designed for various applications, including product demonstrations, research and development, training, and team meetings. MTTech aims to serve as a primary operational platform for households and offices through innovative solutions that promote functionality and mutual engagement. By utilizing multiple screens and dedicated applications, the company fosters collaborative environments in diverse sectors such as real estate, automotive sales, and smart conference rooms. Their advanced systems, including the KIsense integrated smart kitchen system and sophisticated control rooms for security, military, and medical applications, are designed to enhance performance and streamline operations, thereby facilitating interpersonal interaction in increasingly digital workspaces.
Backspace
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Backspace is junk removal with an environment saving twist. Rather than taking items to the landfill, Backspace can recycle most of it. We donate what we can like clothing and furniture, but if not then we can recycle it. We can recycle computers, appliances, metal, cardboard, mattresses, and lots of other items.
W8X
Grant in 2017
W8X develops robotics inspired fitness equipment to make strength training more effective and fun. It enables elite science-backed strength training within a few square feet. Its product uses robotics technologies to make a cable driven resistance system that is effective, compact, and data driven. The W8X platform was designed by MIT engineers with the help of national pro athletic coaches to allow effective full body resistance workouts using just one piece of equipment.
LEDsafari
Grant in 2017
LEDsafari SA, founded in 2014 and based in Lausanne, Switzerland, focuses on sustainability education through innovative training programs and solar kits. The company aims to empower future generations to address climate change by providing hands-on learning experiences in schools and educational institutions. Its flagship product is a solar kit that enables users to assemble an electrical circuit and create a lamp from recycled materials. This approach not only teaches solar technology theories but also promotes eco-friendly practices. LEDsafari has successfully sold 15,000 solar kits across 15 countries via its online platform. The company is also developing a state-of-the-art learning platform featuring high-quality animations, graphics, and games, with plans to incorporate augmented reality and mobile technology in the future.
Komp-ACT
Grant in 2017
KOMP-ACT has developed Modula, an innovative electric actuator solution that is poised to electrify the next generation of the industrial machines in the automation industry for the benefits of the machines builders, end-users and last but not least our environment towards an important reduction of CO2 emissions.
Neuroelectrics
Non Equity Assistance in 2016
Neuroelectrics is a digital brain health company that innovates at the intersection of neuroscience, physics, machine learning, and hardware. The company has developed wireless EEG and tDCS/tACS/tRNS stimulation devices with up to 32 channels, amongst other products encompassing software and research services, with the purpose of monitoring and enhancing brain health. It was founded in 2012 and headquartered in Barcelona, Catalonia.
Joulez
Grant in 2016
Joulez is focused on redefining STEM engagement for girls by creating educational products that inspire and empower them. The company designs innovative kits that allow tween girls to build and personalize fashionable, programmable, and connected room décor, thereby enhancing their skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Through extensive user testing, Joulez ensures that its offerings resonate with both girls and their parents, effectively addressing the gap in the traditionally boy-centric STEM toy market. Each kit not only fosters creativity and personal expression but also provides access to engaging online content, equipping girls with the knowledge and confidence needed for future innovations and careers in technology.
PrintCB
Grant in 2016
PrintCB Ltd., located in Ness Ziona, Israel, specializes in the manufacture of copper inks designed for printed electronics. These inks aim to replace silver, the most expensive component currently used in the industry, thereby significantly reducing manufacturing costs in a market valued at $70 billion. PrintCB's innovative copper inks are compatible with standard printing processes and do not require changes to existing capital equipment. They can be cured in ambient air using conventional conveyor or box ovens, making them versatile for various applications, including circuitry, sensors, and energy devices. This flexibility allows printing industries to utilize non-brand-specific inks compatible with different dispensing systems, promoting efficiency and cost-effectiveness in production.
Electra Vehicles
Grant in 2016
Electra Vehicles, Inc. specializes in developing software solutions for the electric vehicle and battery-electric industries, focusing on enhancing battery pack range, lifetime, and charging performance. Founded in 2015 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of products, including EVE-Ai™ 360 Adaptive Controls, which utilize AI and machine learning to optimize battery management in electric vehicles. These controls are connected to the Cloud, allowing for real-time adjustments to battery performance. Additionally, Electra provides EVE-Ai™ Analytics, a web application designed for fleet managers to monitor and improve battery performance in electric fleets. Their EnPower™ Design Suite platform assists battery engineers in selecting from a database of over 300 cells for efficient design and simulation. Overall, Electra Vehicles aims to bridge performance and design gaps within the electric vehicle sector, facilitating the global transition to electrification.
Smart Home Technology
Grant in 2016
Smart Home Technology GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, specializes in the development of smart home devices and home automation products. The company is committed to enhancing existing systems through innovative solutions that prioritize ultra-low power consumption and reliability. Utilizing zero-standby power technology, Smart Home Technology enables the operation of electrical devices with minimal energy loss. Their approach encompasses a comprehensive understanding of security and communication concepts, delivering highly efficient systems paired with advanced software tailored for business clients in the cleantech and smart home sectors.
Distran
Grant in 2016
Distran, a spin-off from the Autonomous System Lab at ETH Zurich, specializes in the development of advanced acoustic sensors aimed at enhancing safety for industrial workers and minimizing environmental impact. The company focuses on manufacturing ultrasound cameras that cater to various sectors, including oil and gas, power generation, and chemical engineering. Distran's innovative phased-array sensors address the limitations of traditional acoustic sensors, which often struggle to function effectively in noisy industrial environments. By spatially filtering sounds, these sensors enable the detection of defects such as leaks or discharges from a safe distance, thereby allowing clients to protect their workforce and reduce their ecological footprint.
SidelineSwap
Grant in 2015
SidelineSwap, LLC is an online marketplace focused on buying, selling, and trading sporting goods. Established in 2012 and based in Franklin Square, New York, the platform caters to a wide range of sports, including lacrosse, hockey, soccer, skiing, baseball, softball, basketball, football, golf, and snowboarding. It offers a diverse selection of products, encompassing new, used, and vintage items, as well as apparel, electronics, and gear for various sports activities. In addition to facilitating individual transactions, SidelineSwap collaborates with retailers and brands to enhance circular shopping experiences through its trade-in program and marketplace technology.
Poly6 Technologies
Grant in 2015
Poly6 Technologies, Inc. specializes in digital manufacturing solutions tailored for the biotechnology, aerospace, and electronics industries. Established in 2015 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, the company leverages advanced 3D printing technology to create innovative products. Poly6 develops stimuli-responsive material systems that integrate hardware, software, and materials into established production processes, enhancing engineering design capabilities and system efficiency. Originating from MIT's Langer Lab, the company addresses gaps between theoretical design and practical manufacturing, allowing for the production of complex components with improved tolerance control. In certain industry verticals, Poly6's digitization approach can reduce manufacturing costs by as much as 30%, while also simplifying regulatory compliance and material specifications. Additionally, Poly6 is engaged in creating environmentally friendly bioplastics derived from citrus waste, aimed at minimizing environmental pollution and providing sustainable manufacturing solutions for various sectors, including aviation and energy.
Energy Harvesters LLC
Grant in 2015
Energy Harvesters LLC is commercializing a personal electronics mobile power source called the Walking Charger The Walking Charger allows users to charge the batteries in their mobile electronics devices anytime, anywhere just by walking.
MagnebotiX
Grant in 2015
MagnebotiX, established in 2014 and based in Zurich, specializes in the development and manufacturing of magnetic manipulation systems. The company focuses on creating magnetic field generators and micromagnetic agents that facilitate both fundamental and applied research in science and engineering. Their innovative products utilize magnetic fields to enable wireless micromanipulation, making it possible to perform tasks in challenging environments. This includes the use of their systems as untethered mechanical probes for accessing hard-to-reach locations and for delivering targeted cargo in minimally invasive biological studies. MagnebotiX aims to advance research on magnetic phenomena and develop applications for magnetic microrobots, thereby enhancing capabilities in various research fields.
Gesto
Grant in 2015
Gesto has a technology capable of controlling electronic devices using gestures. Nowadays, electronic devices are becoming more and more connected and there is not a platform capable of controlling them as a network. That is possible because they combine two types of data: muscle data,an electric signal produced by the muscles when contracted and motion data, that is the position of the user in a 3D dimension space.They have been focused in establish partnerships for different fields-of-use.
Pavlok
Non Equity Assistance in 2015
Pavlok Inc. is a U.S.-based company that develops an electronic wristband designed to help users break bad habits and foster positive behaviors. The device employs negative reinforcement by delivering electric shocks to users when they engage in undesirable activities such as smoking, excessive drinking, or skipping workouts. Accompanied by a mobile application, the wristband tracks and analyzes user behavior, providing feedback to encourage habit change. Pavlok also offers an open API, allowing developers of tracking apps, wearable devices, and digital courses to integrate its technology, thereby enhancing user engagement and compliance. Through its innovative approach, Pavlok aims to support individuals in achieving lasting personal transformation.
Pavlok
Venture Round in 2015
Pavlok Inc. is a U.S.-based company that develops an electronic wristband designed to help users break bad habits and foster positive behaviors. The device employs negative reinforcement by delivering electric shocks to users when they engage in undesirable activities such as smoking, excessive drinking, or skipping workouts. Accompanied by a mobile application, the wristband tracks and analyzes user behavior, providing feedback to encourage habit change. Pavlok also offers an open API, allowing developers of tracking apps, wearable devices, and digital courses to integrate its technology, thereby enhancing user engagement and compliance. Through its innovative approach, Pavlok aims to support individuals in achieving lasting personal transformation.
Ashton Instruments
Grant in 2014
Ashton Instruments is a Cambridge-based startup that builds next-generation cycling power meters. The Ashton Instruments power meter can be inserted to the hollow spindles of SRAM or FSA road or mountain bike cranksets to start, using a plug-and-play form factor.
Buyjacker
Grant in 2013
Buyjacker is an app-based bidding platform for electronic products. The app allows users to browse through various e-commerce stores or offline stores & select products. Once determined, they can use the app for bidding the price online with the manufacturers of the products.
3-Spark
Grant in 2013
3-Spark is a spinoff from Northeastern University who has created a new 3D Printing Technology able to build parts which have electronics and sensors contained inside. From biomedical technology R&D to later garage innovators, their desktop fabrication system will change the way they design & build custom devices. The sensor research began from NSF grants, the company began by winning the Catalyst Seed funding contest. In the first year they have completed our prototype and are now expanding the team.
EnerLeap
Grant in 2013
EnerLeap is a patented, new lithium ion battery technology. In today's lithium ion batteries, the powder binders break down quickly, stunt performance and jeopardize safety. EnerLeap replaces these inefficient binders with a rigid 2D titanium silicide nanonet. The result is a lighter weight, faster charging, longer lasting and safer battery. We have lab scale prototypes and are currently planning to enter the $12B global lithium ion market through the consumer electronic space.
AMS-Qi
Grant in 2013
AMS-Qi, established in 2012, supports the global growth of AMS LTD, a company with expertise in optics, fine mechanics, heat transfer, and electronics since 1990. Founded by experts in electro-optics and process control, AMS-Qi focuses on developing and commercializing innovative solutions for the power generation and microelectronics markets in the United States. The company specializes in electricity generation technology designed to enhance efficiency, improve the burning of coal and biofuels, reduce boiler downtime, and minimize pollutant emissions. With its unique turn-key and serial production capabilities, AMS-Qi is committed to addressing customer needs effectively.
OnHand
Grant in 2012
OnHand they have identified a disconnect in their increasingly technological world. Their online reputations are becoming more visible and in some cases more influential than their physical presence. Now all of their important information is tied to the digital world and they must all carry around their digital library with us wherever they go. But currently the products they use don’t match their needs. They need something that is easy to keep track of and ready to do go when they need it.
RFvenue
Grant in 2011
RF Venue is a manufacturer of innovative, novel technologies that make wireless audio systems work and sound better.
ThinkLite
Grant in 2011
ThinkLite is a global lighting efficiency company that custom designs, manufactures, distributes, and installs energy efficient retrofit solutions to commercial customers and governments. Their efficient lighting products leverage proprietary LED and Induction technologies that specifically adapt to existing infrastructures. They are headquartered in Natick, Massachusetts with operations in over 14 countries.
Orthogonal
Grant in 2011
Orthogonal is advancing the field of display manufacturing by lifting the constraints of traditional photolithography. Orthogonal’s proprietary photoresist solution allows the direct patterning of a wide range of organic electronic materials for high resolution AMOLED and flexible display applications.
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