Coulomb Technology is developing next-generation sodium-ion batteries that are fire-safe, durable, and sustainably manufactured in the United States.
Our mission eliminates dependence on geopolitically constrained lithium and cobalt resources while addressing the major challenges of lithium-ion technology: fire hazards, high costs, limited raw materials, and environmental/ethical mining concerns.
Imagine Devices Inc. is revolutionizing neonatal and pediatric critical care with a safer, smarter approach to monitoring premature infants.
Each year, over 13 million premature infants are admitted to Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) worldwide, connected to more than 20 wires, tubes, and sensors for feeding, respiratory support, and vital signs. Conventional systems create serious risks—including nasal and skin injuries, infections, respiratory complications, and high clinical workload.
Postpartum hemorrhage remains the leading cause of maternal deaths worldwide and in the U.S., where maternal mortality rates are the highest among developed nations.
This preventable condition costs the U.S. healthcare system $1.8 billion annually, with studies showing up to 90% of deaths are avoidable.
TNT Eco Materials is an additive manufacturing solutions company advancing sustainable innovation in the construction materials sector through its patented Fiber Grow™ technology. Developed in collaboration with NC State University, Ohio State University, and Virginia Tech, Fiber Grow™ mineralizes renewable fibers to create high-performance additives that enhance durability, tensile strength, and insulation capacity while reducing embodied carbon.
Neurodiverse Technologies develops adaptive, simulation-based tools that bridge the gap between therapy, education, and independence for neurodivergent individuals. Our mission is to create inclusive technologies that empower users to build confidence and readiness for real-world milestones—whether learning to drive, interviewing for a job, or transitioning into independent living.
Today, generative AI can replicate music styles, vocals, and instrumentals at scale—often without the creator’s consent. Musicians, labels, and rights holders lack effective tools to protect their works from being scraped, cloned, or remixed by AI models. Existing copyright frameworks are slow, reactive, and ill-equipped for invisible mass ingestion of creative content in AI training.
Emerging from Vanderbilt University, Mobius AI is developing an agentic AI platform that transforms chaotic, real-time mobility logistics into reliable, efficient operations—beginning with non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) and microtransit.
