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Our intelligence engine has scored these companies on a scale of 1 to 5 where a 5 is the most likely to make a world-changing impact.

Showing 448 of 448 discovered companies.

Absolut Sensing (Sensing Atmospheric Intelligence)

GESat GEN1 methane satellite data (PLUM platform)

French company running its own GESat methane-sensing satellite and selling facility-level methane concentration maps and emission rates, with persistent monitoring at EUR 500 per scan and crisis tasking at EUR 1,000 per scan, via API.

Methane drives roughly a third of current warming, and super-emitters are cheap to fix once found. Low-cost, independent, frequent facility-level measurement could give a European sovereign source of methane data for regulators, insurers and operators under the EU Methane Regulation.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Accelsius

NeuCool

Two-phase direct-to-chip, waterless dielectric liquid cooling for high-power AI/HPC racks.

If two-phase D2C becomes standard for >1kW chips, data centers could raise density while cutting water use and cooling energy.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Active Membranes

Electro-active reverse osmosis desalination membranes

Smart electro-active RO membranes that repel scaling/fouling via low electrical potential; first commercial BOOT deployment treating California produced water.

Cutting chemicals, downtime, and energy in RO could make industrial and seawater desalination cheaper and more reliable in water-stressed regions.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Utilities
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Adept Materials

Lilypad paint and primer system

Humidity-absorbing paint and primer that soaks up moisture spikes (about a soda can of water per gallon) and releases it later, to prevent mold and wall damage in energy-efficient homes.

Passive humidity control could make tightly insulated, energy-saving buildings more durable and healthier; the same platform is aimed at building wraps, food packaging and apparel.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Materials
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AdiMem Technologies (Vipul Organics)

AdiMem industrial RO/UF/NF/MBR membranes

Indian membrane manufacturer (Vipul Organics unit) that began commercial sales of indigenously developed RO, UF, NF, MF and MBR membranes for industrial effluent/sewage reuse and ZLD-driven applications, with manufacturing at Sayakha, Gujarat.

Domestic, lower-cost industrial membranes can accelerate ZLD and reuse mandates in water-stressed manufacturing regions where imported membranes price out many plants.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Utilities
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AegisAI

AegisAI email security agents

AI-agent email security that orchestrates specialized LLMs to inspect links, attachments, and behavior and stop phishing before inbox delivery.

If AI-written phishing overwhelms legacy filters, adaptive agent defense could become necessary infrastructure for trusted communication.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Aerium

Aerium AI platform for industrial manufacturers

Toronto startup that plugs into manufacturers' existing systems, centralises their data and deploys AI agents and custom models for quoting, scheduling, procurement and maintenance.

Could help mid-sized equipment and chemicals makers run leaner, modestly improving industrial productivity.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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AFYREN

AFYREN NEOXY continuous fermentation bio-acids plant

French biotech’s AFYREN NEOXY plant makes bio-based carboxylic acids and co-product fertilizer via continuous fermentation from sugar-beet co-products; first commercial fertilizer deliveries April 2024 and continuous production achieved June 2025.

Continuous biomanufacturing of platform chemicals from agri-co-products could displace fossil routes for solvents, food acids, and fertilizers with lower carbon and circular feedstocks.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Agility Robotics

Digit (humanoid RAAS)

Bipedal Digit humanoid in multi-year commercial RaaS logistics deployments (e.g., GXO).

General-purpose bipeds that work in human-built warehouses could fill chronic logistics labor gaps without redesigning facilities.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Industrials
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Agnos Biosciences

AirSeq

Unbiased rapid DNA air-sequencing service detecting bacteria/viruses/fungi/pollen in under ~90 minutes; commercial end-to-end service launched Jan 2026 as NHM + Earlham Institute spinout.

If ambient air DNA sequencing becomes cheap and routine, biosecurity, food plants, and farms could detect unknown pathogens before targeted assays even exist.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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AgriPass

RHIC (Robot of Human-Inspired Cultivation)

Israeli agtech (founded 2023) selling RHIC robots that use human-inspired adaptive selective tilling to mechanically uproot weeds crop-by-crop without herbicides; commercial deployments across Israel, Italy, and the US.

Plant-level adaptive mechanical weeding that learns field context could make chemical-free weed control practical for diverse vegetable systems that lasers or rigid mechanical tools handle poorly.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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AgroSpheres

FUN-THYME biofungicide (AgriCell)

Thyme-oil biofungicide using AgriCell encapsulation commercially launched June 24, 2025 with exclusive US distribution by Wilbur-Ellis for almonds, apples, tomatoes, berries and other high-value crops.

Stabilizing fragile bioactives for field use could make biological fungicides competitive with synthetics at lower dose and residue.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Ahbstra

ARK

MOF-based plug-and-play atmospheric water harvester claiming up to 500 L/day even in arid climates via a Suspended Particle Reactor.

Drought-hit islands and arid off-grid homes currently truck water or overpump wells; a practical dry-climate AWG could localize freshwater without desalination plants.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Utilities
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AI Dock Inc. (formerly Med X Inc.)

AI Dock whole-body MRI (DWIBS) plus AI preventive health service

A Japanese preventive-health service combining radiation-free whole-body DWIBS MRI, brain MRI, lung CT and blood tests with an AI narrative report and personal AI follow-up, delivered through partner clinics.

If paired with Japan's strong imaging infrastructure and ningen-dock checkup culture, it could make continuous, data-driven prevention routine for a large aging population.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Aigen

Element (solar autonomous mechanical weeding robot)

Solar-powered autonomous robots use onboard AI vision and mechanical strikers to remove weeds in row crops without herbicides; first commercial Red River Valley sugar-beet season in 2024, gen2 sold for 2026 delivery.

Daily autonomous mechanical weeding at field scale could break the herbicide-resistance treadmill and cut chemical load on major row crops while generating plant-level field data as a byproduct.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Ainnocence

AINN-P1 / AINN-Basemodel / AINN-Peptide APIs

Production APIs for proprietary protein foundation, antibody-antigen binding, and peptide therapeutic-property models for pharma discovery pipelines.

On-demand protein/antibody/peptide scoring APIs could let smaller biotechs screen millions of variants without building foundation-model infra in-house.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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AIR Security

AIR (context firewall for AI agents)

Enterprise platform that discovers agents, continuously vets skills/plugins/MCPs, filters context threats, and offers a vetted add-on marketplace.

If agents become the OS of knowledge work, a trust layer for skills/MCPs/plugins could be as foundational as code signing and endpoint security were for prior platforms.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Airbound

TRT tailsitter cargo drones

Blended-wing tailsitter drones aiming for near-truck-cost autonomous cargo, already flying hospital sample logistics in India.

If aerial middle-mile hits road economics without runways, it could reshape access to care and goods where roads are congested or missing.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Alamar Biosciences

ARGO HT System / NULISAseq panels

Commercial ARGO HT automation platform plus NULISAseq high-plex panels for ultra-high-sensitivity multiplex protein analysis in biofluids; public GA Jan 4 2024 after early-access placements.

If ultra-sensitive automated multiplex protein assays become routine, earlier disease detection and better trial biomarkers become feasible across inflammation, neurodegeneration, and immuno-oncology.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Almond Robotics

Axol

US-assembled dual-arm robot (~$9k+) for physical-AI data collection and policy deployment, shipping from SF with open-source SDK.

Cheaper capable bimanual platforms could multiply real-world robot demonstration data and speed generalist manipulation models.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Alsym Energy

Na-Series

Non-flammable sodium-ion cells/modules aimed at data centers and stationary storage, developed with a physics-informed AI materials platform.

Safer, HVAC-light sodium storage could unlock denser urban/data-center energy storage where lithium fire risk and cooling cost block deployment.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Alt Carbon

Darjeeling Revival Project (ERW CDR)

India-based ERW operator issuing Isometric-verified basalt weathering credits from tea and farm networks.

Could turn South Asian agriculture into a durable CDR manufacturing sector while improving soils—climate finance into farms at scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Ambercycle

cycora regenerated polyester

Molecular regeneration of end-of-life textiles into cycora polyester used in commercial brand collections.

Closing the loop on polyester (majority of global fiber) would cut fossil virgin polyester and fashion waste at global scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Ambiator Private Limited

Ambiator 5TR refrigerant-free dew-point regenerative evaporative cooling system

Compressor-free, refrigerant-free cooling unit that uses dew-point regenerative evaporative cooling to deliver 100% fresh air at 24-28 C in 45 C heat while drawing about 1 kW, with IoT remote monitoring.

Cooling demand in India is exploding; low-power, refrigerant-free cooling for factories, kitchens and heat shelters could protect workers from extreme heat without adding grid load or super-pollutant refrigerants.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Ambient Scientific

GPX10 DigAn edge AI SoC

Digital-analog (DigAn) ultra-low-power AI SoC for battery-powered on-device inference; volume production Q1 2024.

Could make always-on multi-sensor AI practical on coin cells, expanding private on-device AI.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Ambrosia Systems

RIZZ metabolic smart ring

Consumer smart ring claiming non-invasive glucose-trend and metabolic wellness insights; announced mid-2025 with orders shipping from Nov 15, 2025.

If optical metabolic rings became medically credible, needle-free metabolic monitoring could expand far beyond CGM users.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Ameliorate Biotech

ASSURED multiplex rapid test (dengue, chikungunya, malaria)

Bengaluru startup's equipment-free vertical-flow antigen test that detects dengue, chikungunya and malaria (with species differentiation) from one drop of whole blood in under 15 minutes, now licensed by India's drug regulator CDSCO.

Co-circulating mosquito-borne fevers are hard to tell apart; a cheap one-sample test at primary clinics could speed correct treatment for millions of patients in India and other tropical countries as climate change spreads these diseases.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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AngioSafe

Santreva-ATK Endovascular Revascularization Catheter

Wire-free, external-power-free catheter for intraplaque CTO crossing and one-step vessel preparation in femoropopliteal arteries (Atheroplasty).

Safer, simpler CTO crossing could expand who can treat complex PAD and reduce amputations if outcomes hold at scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Ansa Biotechnologies

Ansa Clonal DNA / Ansa DNA Fragments

Private enzymatic DNA synthesis company commercially selling sequence-perfect clonal DNA and verified fragments (initially ≤600 bp at GA, later expanded to multi-kb and 50 kb), as a lab-facing ordered DNA product line.

Faster, more reliable long/complex DNA synthesis unblocks gene therapy, protein engineering, and bio-manufacturing design cycles.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Anthropic

Claude Code (agentic coding tool)

An agentic coding tool that runs in the developer's terminal (with VS Code and JetBrains extensions) and can search and read a codebase, edit files, write and run tests, commit and push to GitHub, and use command-line tools.

If agents like this keep improving, a large share of software work shifts from writing code by hand to directing and reviewing agents, lowering the cost of building software across every industry.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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antimattr

Project Mnemosyne (voice ring + earphones)

Two-person YC Fall 2026 startup building a voice-first ring and noise-isolating earphones for dictation, thought capture and remote control of AI agents; unveils Q4 2026.

If voice isolation really works in loud places, voice could become a practical primary interface for AI agents, a behavior shift for many people. That is speculation until a product ships and is tested.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Antora Energy

Antora thermal battery (solid-carbon industrial TES)

Factory-built solid-carbon thermal batteries that store low-cost electricity as high-temperature heat and deliver firm industrial heat/power; first commercial customer deployment is a 5 GWh system at POET Big Stone City under a heat offtake agreement.

If modular carbon-block heat batteries can undercut gas for always-on industrial heat and power without critical minerals, they unlock electrification of hard-to-abate factories and data-center firm power at climate-relevant scale.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
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Apate.AI

Apate autonomous fraud counter-intelligence platform

Deploys thousands of adversarial voice and text AI agents that pose as would-be victims, keep scammers talking for up to two hours, and extract phishing URLs, mule accounts and wallets as real-time intelligence for banks, telcos and governments.

Wasting scammers' time and harvesting their infrastructure at scale could shift fraud economics and protect huge numbers of vulnerable people from losses.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Apex

Aries productized satellite bus (also Nova and Comet lines)

Builds standardized, configurable satellite buses on an assembly line in Los Angeles; its first production Aries bus (an ESPA-class bus carrying up to 100 kg of payload) launched March 4, 2024 with customer payloads aboard.

Off-the-shelf satellite buses delivered in weeks or months could make it much cheaper and faster to field large constellations for communications, Earth observation, and defense.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Aquagga

Steed Series HALT PFAS destruction system

Containerized hydrothermal alkaline treatment (HALT) units that destroy concentrated PFAS (including short-chain) on-site, offered for order/lease with industrial and municipal demonstration deployments.

If HALT can reliably mineralize PFAS concentrates from foam fractionation and regenerant streams at municipal cost points, utilities and industry can stop landfilling or incinerating forever-chemical sorbents and close the fluorine mass balance locally.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Industrials
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Aquaria

Hydropack / Hydropixel atmospheric water generators

Modular residential and commercial atmospheric water generators producing potable water from air humidity, with active Texas installs and TIME Best Inventions 2024 recognition.

On-site water-from-air could unlock housing and drought resilience where wells fail or pipes don't reach—if energy cost and humidity envelopes work at city scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Utilities
First Seen

AquaShield

AquaShield AI water-leak detection for building portfolios

Non-invasive sensors plus machine learning that find leaks in noisy building water-use data and pinpoint the pipe segment, so large real-estate portfolios fix hidden leaks before they become six-figure water-damage claims.

Cheaper, earlier leak detection could reduce wasted water and insurance losses in buildings.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Real Estate
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Aquatonomy

Autonomous underwater 3D inspection platform

Autonomy + sensors for zero-visibility 3D digital-twin inspections of dams, bridges, ports, and other submerged infrastructure.

Repeatable zero-visibility digital twins of underwater assets could enable predictive maintenance for aging dams and civil infrastructure.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Aqunia Inc.

Aqunia Flood global flood and water-risk forecasting

Tokyo startup commercializing JAXA and University of Tokyo 'Today's Earth' global water-cycle simulation, adding local high-resolution models and data to deliver flood, water-resource and climate-risk forecasts for governments in the Global South and Japan.

Accurate early flood warnings for regions without ground gauges could save lives and assets as floods intensify.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Arbol

Wildfire parametric insurance (Western U.S.)

Satellite-triggered parametric wildfire coverage for residential and commercial properties in Western U.S. states, launched Sept 2025 with Lloyd’s backing and limits up to $10M.

Fast parametric payouts could restore insurance capacity where traditional carriers exit, stabilizing housing and small-business recovery after wildfire.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Financials
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Arcjet

Arcjet (developer security SDK / Agent Runtime Security)

In-code production security SDK for modern web apps, expanded with agent runtime observe/enforce/audit controls.

If agent actions become a primary attack surface, runtime policy-as-code near the app could become a default control plane.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Ascentiz

Ascentiz H Series (H Pro / H Ultra)

Consumer modular hip-assist exoskeleton sold direct-to-consumer for walking, hiking, and everyday mobility (non-medical).

If modular, affordable hip/knee modules become as normal as e-bikes, everyday mobility assistance could expand beyond clinics to aging and outdoor populations.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Ataraxis AI

Ataraxis Breast

AI-native multimodal breast-cancer prognostic/predictive tests from routine H&E slides; company emerged Oct 2024 and tests are orderable via CLIA/CAP lab portal.

If AI pathology reliably personalizes chemo/neoadjuvant decisions from standard slides in one day, oncology workflows and access in under-resourced settings could shift.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Atlas Building Composites

Atlas Factory Stack / Fast Footing™

AI-robotic micro-factories turn single-use plastic and fiberglass into structural footings, trusses, decks, and bridge parts.

If waterless recycling plus local Factory Stacks proliferate, construction could absorb large volumes of plastic waste while cutting material footprints.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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AtmosZero

Boiler 2.0

Air-sourced industrial steam heat-pump boiler that drop-in replaces fossil boilers for process steam.

Industrial steam is a large fossil sink; a manufacturable, retrofit-friendly steam heat pump could cut emissions and energy cost across food, beverage, pharma, and chemicals without redesigning plants.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Atomionics

Gravio

Portable quantum gravimeter (“virtual drill”) for non-invasive subsurface resource exploration.

Cheaper, higher-resolution gravity mapping could reshape how critical minerals and subsurface energy are found with far less drilling.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Atreon Orthopedics

BioCharge Autobiologic Matrix

Fully resorbable synthetic electrospun nanofiber onlay scaffold for rotator cuff repair; FDA 510(k) clearance and full US market launch Feb 2025 as allograft alternative.

If synthetic autobiologic matrices reliably cut rotator-cuff retears without allograft risks, millions of shoulder surgeries could heal more like native tendon.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Augmental

MouthPad^ tongue-controlled computer mouse

A custom-fit retainer-like device with a pressure-sensitive trackpad on the roof of the mouth plus head-motion sensing, letting people control phones, tablets, and computers hands-free with tongue, head, and sip gestures.

A cheap, surgery-free alternative to implanted interfaces could give many people with paralysis or limited hand use full control of digital devices.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Aurora Innovation

Aurora Driver (commercial driverless Class 8 trucking)

First U.S. commercial driverless heavy-duty trucking service on public roads (Dallas–Houston).

Driverless long-haul could structurally expand freight capacity, cut crash deaths, and reshape labor/cost curves for continental goods movement.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Industrials
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Autonomous Healthcare

Syncron-E

First FDA De Novo-authorized ventilator waveform analysis software, which reviews recorded pressure and flow waveforms from ventilated adult ICU patients to flag ineffective breathing efforts, the most common patient-ventilator mismatch, for respiratory therapists.

Automated detection of ventilator asynchrony could reduce ventilator days and complications for critically ill patients.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Avride

Avride sidewalk delivery robots

Yandex spinout's autonomous sidewalk delivery robots commercially delivering on Uber Eats (Austin/Dallas after Oct 2024 partnership; Jersey City launch Feb 13, 2025) with campus and Japan expansion.

Sidewalk robots at food-delivery app density could cut courier costs and emissions for short urban trips.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Axitan

FORC3

Endolysin poultry feed additive targeting C. perfringens as an antibiotic alternative.

Pathogen-specific enzymes could cut antibiotic use without the same resistance pressure.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Base Power

Base home battery + electricity service

Texas retail electricity provider that installs and owns a home battery for each customer, bundling backup power, a fixed monthly energy plan, and grid services from a fleet-wide virtual power plant, with no solar required.

If utility-owned-style distributed batteries can be deployed by a retailer at scale, homes become dispatchable grid capacity, cutting outages and peak-price spikes and speeding storage buildout without new transmission.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Base Therapeutics

AccuBase cytosine base editor

First commercially available GMP-grade cytosine base editor enzyme (AccuBase) for research and CGT manufacturing; global release Nov 2023 via KACTUS partnership; enables DSB-free C→T editing with claimed low off-target.

If accurate off-the-shelf base editors become standard CGT manufacturing reagents, many point-mutation diseases could be treated without double-strand-break toxicity of classic CRISPR-Cas9.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Bedrock Energy

Automated-drill geothermal heating & cooling systems

Fast-drill urban geothermal HVAC delivered as turnkey systems for commercial buildings.

Makes building geothermal cheap/fast enough for dense cities—huge HVAC emissions lever.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Bekia

Bekia Next B2B carbon-avoidance reporting SaaS

New B2B SaaS from Cairo recycling platform Bekia that turns its informal-collector pickup records into audited CO2-avoidance reports for corporates with Scope 3 obligations.

Putting a data trail on informal recycling could bring income and contracts to collectors and help Egypt hit its 60% recycling target.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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BenaCare Kenya

Renal Roads mobile dialysis unit

Kenyan social enterprise running a solar-backed mobile dialysis clinic built in a 40-foot shipping container that visits rural county facilities on a weekly schedule, with sessions reimbursed through Kenya's national health insurance.

Rural kidney patients often travel hours for dialysis three times a week or go without; a replicable, insurance-reimbursed mobile model could extend chronic care across sub-Saharan Africa.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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BeneMeat Technologies

Coolty Meat cultivated hamster dog food (with FORZA10)

Czech cultivated-meat producer supplying ~26% cultivated hamster meat for FORZA10’s Coolty Meat complete wet dog food—the first commercial complete cultivated-meat pet food launched in the EU.

Pet food is a lower-regulatory, high-volume beachhead for cultivated meat; if complete diets scale, they can pull down bioreactor costs and normalize cell-based protein before mass human retail.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

BETA Technologies

ALIA CX300 (electric CTOL aircraft)

First customer delivery/ops of all-electric ALIA with Bristow in Norway Test Arena.

Practical electric regional aircraft + charging network could cut short-haul aviation emissions early.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Bionomous

Sortivo automated benchtop screening, sorting and plating platform (zebrafish embryos, organoids)

A benchtop instrument that images, AI-classifies and gently sorts and plates fragile 0.3-2 mm biological entities like zebrafish embryos and organoids, replacing hours of manual pipetting under a microscope.

Automating zebrafish and organoid handling could help shift toxicology and preclinical testing away from rodents and primates.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Biozen

BP1000 Ultra-Compact Fingertip Blood Pressure Monitor

FDA-cleared calibration-free cuffless fingertip spot blood-pressure monitor using pressure + PPG for home adult measurements.

Hypertension is massive; removing cuff friction could improve measurement adherence and earlier treatment at population scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Biwatt

PowerNest R5 sodium-ion residential ESS

Modular stackable 4.5 kWh NFPP sodium-ion home storage (standalone or inverter-integrated PowerNest R5i), wire-free stacking up to ~72 kWh, CE/RCM available with UL tests underway.

Stackable low-voltage Na-ion packs that install like LFP walls could accelerate lithium-free home storage adoption in cold climates and reduce fire-risk barriers for dense residential solar.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Black Forest Labs

FLUX image generation models and BFL API

Family of text-to-image AI models from the original Stable Diffusion researchers, sold through a paid API and offered in open-weight versions.

High-quality, open-weight image models lower the cost of visual content creation for designers, marketers, and developers everywhere.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

BlindPay

BlindPay stablecoin API

YC-backed API connecting stablecoins to LatAm local rails (Pix, SPEI, PSE, etc.).

Lowers integration cost for crypto↔fiat local payouts in high-friction markets.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Financials
First Seen

Blue Ocean Closures

NutraCap

~95% cellulose fiber screw caps commercially replacing plastic on supplement bottles.

Closures are a last plastic remnant; fiber caps enable more fully paper-recyclable packaging systems.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Blue Whale Energy

Bring Your Own Capacity (BYOC) battery virtual power plant

Singapore virtual power plant operator that aggregates sodium-ion batteries in commercial buildings to free grid headroom so AI data centers on constrained grid segments can connect sooner.

Shows a template for using distributed behind-the-meter storage instead of multi-year grid upgrades to power AI build-outs in constrained markets.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Utilities
First Seen

Blue Whale Materials

Blacksand (thermally treated black mass)

US lithium-ion battery recycler producing high-grade Blacksand black mass from cells, modules, packs, and scrap at Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

Scaling US black-mass production is a necessary step to keep nickel, cobalt, and lithium in a domestic closed loop as EV and storage fleets retire.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

bluebird bio (Genetix Biotherapeutics)

Lyfgenia (lovotibeglogene autotemcel)

Lentiviral gene-addition therapy for sickle cell disease, FDA-approved the same day as Casgevy.

Competing commercial gene therapies for SCD normalize curative approaches in hematology and pressure the system to build capacity for one-time genetic cures.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Bot Auto

Bot Auto driverless TaaS (humanless commercial truckload)

Houston startup operating its own L4 retrofit fleet as Transportation-as-a-Service; first fully humanless commercial truckload Houston–Dallas.

Carrier-owned autonomy could proliferate capacity faster than OEM licensing if cost-per-mile reliably beats human drivers.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Boxfish Robotics

Boxfish Hovering AUV

Tetherless hovering AUV with proprietary SafePath Planner autonomy for seabed mapping, reef monitoring, and inspection to 600 m; commercially orderable since April 2025.

Easier, safer autonomous hovering inspection could densify coral/reef/infrastructure monitoring and reduce reliance on ROV ships and divers.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

BrainChip

Akida AKD1500

Fully digital event-based neuromorphic AI processor (AKD1500) for sub-watt always-on edge inference; production silicon shipping for defense and wearables on GlobalFoundries 22FDX.

If event-driven neuromorphic chips become default at the sensor edge, always-on perception (wearables, industrial IoT, defense) could run continuously without cloud power/privacy costs.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

BRINC

Responder drone + Responder Station (drone as first responder)

Purpose-built 911 response drone and robotic charging nest that launch automatically from CAD dispatch to reach emergency scenes in about 70 seconds.

Drones that reach 911 calls before officers could resolve some calls without dispatch and give responders eyes on scene, easing staffing shortages.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Bristol Myers Squibb

Cobenfy (xanomeline and trospium chloride) muscarinic schizophrenia drug

First schizophrenia drug that works through muscarinic (M1/M4) acetylcholine receptors instead of blocking dopamine, the first new pharmacological approach to the disease in decades.

Proves a non-dopamine mechanism can treat psychosis, potentially sparing patients the weight gain and movement side effects of older antipsychotics and opening a new drug class for schizophrenia and possibly other psychiatric conditions.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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BurnBot

BurnBot RX / RX2 fuels-management robots

Remote-operated robotic prescribed-burn and vegetation-treatment machines sold as tech-enabled wildfire-mitigation services to utilities, agencies, and communities.

If robotic fuel treatment becomes 10–40x more productive, landscapes and powerline corridors could be treated at the pace climate risk demands.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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C1

Agentic Vault

Post-quantum secrets vault governing credentials for humans, agents, and service accounts inside C1’s identity control plane.

If agent fleets become primary secret consumers, identity-native PQ vaults could cut credential sprawl and harvest-now-decrypt-later risk.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Caelux

Active Glass (Hybrid Tandem perovskite-coated glass)

US perovskite Active Glass that turns conventional silicon modules into hybrid tandems; first commercial shipment July 2025.

Cell-agnostic perovskite top glass could retrofit the existing silicon manufacturing base instead of requiring full fab replacement.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Cala Systems

Cala intelligent heat pump water heater

A 65-gallon heat pump water heater with sensors and predictive controls that learn a home's hot-water habits and can time heating to rooftop solar output or electricity prices; $2,999 before rebates, ENERGY STAR qualified.

Water heaters are a large share of home energy use; if smart heat pump models become the default, they could cut household emissions and act as flexible grid load.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Cambium

Carbon Smart CLT (salvaged-wood mass timber)

First commercial CLT product line made from salvaged Carbon Smart wood via a traced arborist–sawmill–manufacturer network.

If salvaged-wood mass timber scales, it could divert urban wood waste and displace steel/concrete embodied carbon in mid-rise construction.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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Candela

Candela P-12 electric hydrofoil ferry

Computer-controlled electric hydrofoil ferry that flies above the water, using about 80% less energy than conventional vessels and halving commute times on Stockholm's first route.

If cheap-to-run electric foiling ferries spread, cities on water could add fast, zero-emission transit lines without building roads or bridges, and cut fuel use in fast passenger shipping.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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Carbon Ridge

Lone Ranger centrifugal onboard carbon capture (OCCS)

Modular centrifugal onboard carbon capture and storage system designed for ships, piloted on a Scorpio Tankers LR2 vessel.

If compact OCCS becomes practical on existing fleets, shipping could cut CO2 without waiting for full fuel transition.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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CarbonSix

SigmaKit

Factory-floor imitation-learning toolkit (software + hands + teaching devices) so operators teach robots delicate high-mix tasks without robotics experts.

Could open automation to non-standardized assembly (film, cables, tending) that classical path programming never reached, easing skilled-labor bottlenecks.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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CarbonZero.Eco

Commercial biochar production (Williams/Colusa CA)

California biochar startup converting almond-shell waste into soil amendment and removal credits at commercial kilns.

If high-throughput kilns close the US biochar shortage, ag-waste streams become durable carbon sinks while lifting yields.

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Score
2/5
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Industrials
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Caterra

Honeybee (autonomous laser weeding robot)

Swiss ETH spinout selling fully autonomous electric laser-weeding robots (Honeybee) for high-value vegetable crops; commercially available in Switzerland/EU with nine units operational by March 2026.

Millimetre-accurate laser weeding next to crops without soil disturbance could replace costly hand weeding in organic vegetables while extending workable hours in wet conditions.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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CATL

Choco-SEB standardized swappable EV battery packs and Choco-swap station network

Standardized 'chocolate block' swappable battery packs that multiple automakers' cars can share, swapped in minutes at CATL's fast-growing Choco-swap station network in China.

A shared battery standard lets drivers 'refuel' an EV in minutes and can separate battery ownership from the car, lowering EV prices and easing grid load, which could speed EV adoption in dense markets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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CedarDB

CedarDB (Community, Enterprise and Cloud editions)

PostgreSQL-compatible database built from TUM's Umbra research that runs real-time transactions and heavy analytics in one engine, with guardrails inside the database that AI agents can't bypass; Community Edition GA May 2025 and CedarDB Cloud GA October 2026.

One fast engine for both transactions and analytics could simplify data stacks and make agent-driven software safer and cheaper.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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CH4 Global

Methane Tamer

Asparagopsis seaweed feed supplement reducing enteric methane up to about 90%; first commercial delivery January 2024 to CirPro Australia.

Enteric methane is a large share of agricultural methane; a scalable high-reduction feed additive could bend near-term warming faster than carbon dioxide cuts alone.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Chai Discovery

Chai-1

Multi-modal foundation model for biomolecular structure prediction (proteins, antibodies, ligands) with free commercial web access.

Widely accessible high-quality structure prediction lowers the barrier for antibody and multimodal design loops across biotech.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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ChatSign Technology

ChatSign real-time speech-to-sign-language translation system

NYU Abu Dhabi spin-out whose AI translates spoken Arabic and English into American and Emirati Sign Language in real time via an on-screen signer, aimed at government, healthcare, transport and retail venues, with sign-to-speech in development.

About 70 million people use sign language and interpreters are scarce; always-available AI signing in public services could open everyday access for Deaf people.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Chrysea Labs

Sprevive

Precision-fermentation 98% pure spermidine ingredient/supplement with self-affirmed GRAS, positioned for autophagy/healthy-aging.

If high-dose pure spermidine reliably restores autophagy in humans at scale, it could be a low-friction longevity intervention—but evidence bar remains high.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Circ

TENCEL | Circ with REFIBRA (textile-to-textile lyocell fiber)

Polycotton-separating recycler whose Circ pulp reached H&M standard men’s denim via Lenzing TENCEL REFIBRA.

Recycling the dominant cotton-poly blend at quality parity could cut virgin fiber demand and landfill from fast fashion at planetary scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Clairity

CLAIRITY BREAST (Allix5 / DEN240047)

First FDA De Novo–authorized AI that predicts 5-year breast cancer risk from a routine screening mammogram alone.

Turns every mammogram into a risk forecast, potentially catching high-risk women without genetic/family flags before cancer appears.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Claros Technologies

ClarosTechUV

UV-photochemical PFAS destruction platform achieving >99.99% destruction of long/short/ultra-short PFAS at high industrial flow rates.

Closes the PFAS loop for manufacturers by destroying (not relocating) forever chemicals at scale and cost that capture-and-dispose cannot match.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Industrials
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Claryx

Claryx CloneLink genomic infection surveillance + AeroScan air sampling

Sequences the genomes of hospital patients' infections and the metagenomes of air, sinks, surfaces and building wastewater, then matches them strain-by-strain to reveal hidden outbreaks and their sources.

Hospital-acquired infections hit about 1 in 38 US patients; cheap continuous genomic surveillance of buildings could cut those infections and become early-warning infrastructure for resistant or novel pathogens in hospitals, care homes and other shared spaces.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Click Therapeutics

Rejoyn

First FDA-cleared prescription digital therapeutic for adjunctive MDD symptoms, commercially launched with Otsuka.

Scalable, smartphone-delivered adjunct therapy could expand access to evidence-based depression care beyond clinician hours.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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cmux

cmux

Native macOS terminal (Swift/libghostty) for parallel AI coding agents with smarter notifications, sidebar context, and scriptable embedded browser.

Could influence how power users supervise fleets of coding agents if the pattern spreads beyond macOS terminals.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Cognition

Devin (autonomous AI software engineer)

Autonomous AI software engineer that teams tag in Slack, the IDE, or via API to fix bugs, write first-draft pull requests, and do refactors on real codebases.

If agents like Devin reliably handle routine engineering work, the cost of building and maintaining software drops sharply, changing how every company staffs and ships technology.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Contactile

GAL2 tactile robotic gripper

Sydney startup commercializing a plug-and-play two-finger gripper with integrated tactile sensing for slip-aware, adaptive handling of fragile/varied parts in pick-and-place and sorting.

Human-like grip sensing could finally make bin-picking and delicate automation reliable without custom tooling.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Contend Legal

Contend AI legal assistant (England and Wales)

Consumer AI legal assistant for England and Wales that gives step-by-step guidance and drafts letters and documents for housing, employment and family problems at a fraction of a lawyer's cost, with referrals to human lawyers for complex cases.

Most people with legal problems never get help; cheap AI guidance could let ordinary tenants and workers assert their rights.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Copper

Charlie battery-assisted induction range (120V, 5 kWh LFP)

Full-size induction range with a built-in 5 kWh LFP battery that plugs into an ordinary 120V outlet, so homes can swap a gas stove for induction without a panel upgrade or new 240V circuit, and the battery doubles as backup and grid-flexible storage.

Rewiring cost is one of the biggest blockers to getting gas out of kitchens; a plug-in range that also stores energy turns millions of stoves into distributed batteries that can shave peaks and ride through outages.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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CopyCat

CopyCat

AI workspace for commercial insurance brokers: cited quote comparison, policy checking, and branded proposal generation.

If broker workflows standardize on AI-cited proposals, it could reshape how insurance is sold and reduce coverage errors at scale—still mostly industry-local impact.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Financials
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Cradle

Cradle AI protein engineering platform

SaaS generative-AI protein engineering platform with wet-lab-validated models and API access that helps pharma and industrial-bio teams optimize enzymes, antibodies, and peptides faster without IP royalty deals.

If protein design becomes a commodity digital service, more labs can iterate therapeutics and industrial enzymes orders of magnitude faster and cheaper, expanding what biology can manufacture.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Critical Loop

Cygnus flexible-interconnection / microgrid power controller

UL 3141 + IEEE 2030.5 dual-certified controller that coordinates grid, storage, and on-site generation for flexible interconnection at industrial sites.

Lets power-hungry sites get online months faster by dynamically using available grid capacity plus on-site batteries—unblocking EV hubs and industry without waiting for substation upgrades.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Crop Diagnostix

RNA crop health early-warning diagnostics

Weekly plant RNA sampling that flags crop stress and disease weeks before visual symptoms, sold via ag retailers.

Moves crop protection from lagging visual/spectral signals to real-time plant biology, potentially enabling earlier, lighter, more precise interventions across global commodity acres.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Cryo X Co

CryoPaint passive daytime radiative cooling paint

Sprayable direct-to-consumer radiative cooling paint that reflects sunlight and emits heat to the sky, cooling outdoor surfaces such as roofs, RVs, vehicles and dairy barns up to 15°F below air temperature with no electricity; made in Ohio and shipping internationally.

Cheap electricity-free cooling of roofs and equipment could cut air-conditioning load and heat stress as the world warms.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Cyberette

Cyberette deepfake forensics platform

Multimodal deepfake detection that flags manipulated image regions, video timecodes and synthetic voices and produces forensic reports for fraud, identity-verification and investigative teams.

Evidence-grade detection of synthetic media could help courts, banks and platforms keep trusting video and voice as AI fakes spread.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Cyclic Materials

Hub100 REEPure recycled mixed rare earth oxide

North America’s first commercial-scale plant producing recycled mixed rare earth oxide (rMREO) from magnet scrap via REEPure hydrometallurgy, opened in Kingston, Ontario, with Solvay offtake.

Less than 1% of rare earths are recycled today; scaled domestic rMREO from EOL magnets could cut China dependence for Nd/Pr/Tb/Dy used in EV motors and wind turbines.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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DACLab

Kelvin / Kelvin Pod

Low-temp TVSA modular DAC pods (~100 t/yr) aimed at e-fuels and sequestration buyers.

If $/t and energy hold, could unlock stalled carbon credits and e-fuel feedstock.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Danu Robotics

H.E.R.O. AI recycling-sorting robot

Two-arm, pincer-claw recycling-sorting robot with computer vision that retrofits onto existing manual sorting lines in under a day using less than a metre of conveyor, with licensed AI software that keeps improving.

Cheaper, retrofit-friendly sorting robots could raise recycling recovery rates at many small facilities.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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DeepSeek

DeepSeek Chat / DeepSeek app (open-weight LLMs incl. R1)

Chinese AI lab whose low-cost, open-weight language and reasoning models (offered free via web chat, mobile app and a cheap API) showed frontier-level AI can be trained and served for a fraction of prevailing costs.

Proved frontier-class reasoning can be built and released openly at far lower cost, accelerating cheap AI access for developers and countries without huge compute budgets.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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DePoly

Monthey Showcase Plant (light-activated PET/polyester depolymerization)

Swiss EPFL spinout opened a ~500 t/yr light-activated chemical depolymerization showcase plant in Monthey (Jul 2026) that recovers virgin-quality PTA and MEG from PET packaging and polyester textiles under mild conditions.

If light-activated depolymerization can industrially recycle colored, contaminated, and textile PET streams that mechanical recycling rejects—at lower energy than high-heat chem recycling—it expands true circular PET feedstock beyond bottle-to-bottle.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Dexcom

Stelo

First US over-the-counter continuous glucose biosensor for non-insulin-using adults, sold direct without prescription.

Mass OTC access could normalize continuous metabolic feedback for prediabetes/wellness populations far larger than insulin users.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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DG Matrix

Interport multi-port solid-state transformer (MP-SST)

Multi-port SiC solid-state transformer that takes one medium-voltage input and delivers several isolated AC and DC outputs from one chassis, aimed at 800 VDC AI data centers, storage, and fleet charging.

Conventional transformers now have 50-120 week lead times; SSTs that convert medium voltage straight to DC could shrink data-center and charging power trains and make grids more controllable.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

DIDEN Robotics

Diden Spider

Magnetic-footed quadruped that climbs ship-block walls/ceilings for welding and inspection in shipyards.

Could remove humans from the most hazardous confined/overhead shipyard tasks and unlock productivity in global shipbuilding and steel structures.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Dig Energy

Dig geothermal water-jet drill / heat-exchanger string

Compact high-pressure water-jet rig drills smaller geothermal boreholes and leaves the drill string as the heat exchanger.

Cheap quiet urban geothermal could electrify heating/cooling without air-source winter penalties or land-hungry ground arrays.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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DoGo Power

Grid-forming C&I / utility ESS containers

Newly commercial grid-forming battery ESS containers for C&I and utility with integrated EMS/PMS/BMS/PCS and fast islanding.

Packaged grid-forming storage that islands in ~20 ms can stabilize weak grids and enable microgrids where inertia is collapsing.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Energy
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Driven

Driven Agent

AI investment agent combining market data, skills/playbooks, portfolio context, and brokerage connectors from research to action.

If retail/professional investors shift from dashboards to trusted action-taking agents, capital allocation workflows could compress dramatically.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Financials
First Seen

Drylab AI

Drylab autonomous AI-scientist agent platform

Agent platform that runs computational biology research end to end, choosing from 800+ tools, executing analyses and self-correcting with a verification model, deployable on private infrastructure.

Autonomous analysis agents could remove a major bottleneck between biological data and discoveries.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

DwellSafe

DwellSafe AI home-safety scan and fall-prevention platform

Smartphone home scan plus adaptive health questions that produce a clinician-reviewed, personalized fall-prevention and home-safety plan for older adults and post-hospital patients, without an in-person visit.

Falls are a leading cause of injury death in older adults; scalable remote home assessments could reduce injuries and readmissions as populations age.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Dyna Robotics

DYNA-1 / Dyna-2 robot foundation models on dual-arm manipulation robots

Pairs of stationary robot arms run by Dyna's own AI foundation models that do dexterous commercial tasks, starting with folding restaurant napkins; Din Tai Fung is rolling the robots out across its restaurant network.

If one general model can learn new manual tasks in days rather than needing custom engineering for each, robots could take on a wide range of repetitive hand work in service industries.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Dynelectro

Dynamic Electrolyser Unit (DEU) SOEC

Danish SOEC maker's turnkey Dynamic Electrolyser Units convert surplus renewables to hydrogen at high efficiency; first customer 250 kW DEU installed at Syntholene's Iceland site and ready for production within ~2 weeks of dispatch (July 2026).

Dynamic SOEC that runs efficiently on intermittent renewables could cut green-hydrogen electricity cost and unlock distributed H2 for e-fuels and agri sites.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Dyno Therapeutics

Dyno Psi-Phi (Psi-1 binder design + Phi filtering APIs)

Agentic AI suite and community REST APIs for structure-conditioned protein binder design and experimental grounding, launched with NVIDIA at GTC 2026.

Accessible binder-design APIs plus open weights could democratize de novo protein therapeutics beyond a few well-funded AI-biotech labs.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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EarthOptics

MIR-based soil carbon testing

Scalable mid-infrared soil carbon testing service launched to cut cost of registry-quality soil organic carbon measurement.

Cheap, trusted soil carbon measurement could unlock regenerative practice payments at continental scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Eastman

Kingsport molecular recycling / Eastman Renew polyesters

Commercial methanolysis plant in Kingsport recycling hard-to-recycle polyester waste into virgin-quality Renew materials at ~110 ktpa scale.

Material-to-material molecular recycling at industrial scale can keep polyester molecules in food-grade loops and displace virgin fossil feedstock.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Eavor Technologies

Eavor-Loop closed-loop geothermal (Geretsried)

World's first commercial closed-loop multilateral geothermal delivering electricity to the German grid.

Closed-loop geothermal without frac/water sourcing could unlock firm heat+power in many geologies.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Ecocem

ACT low-carbon cement (high SCM + limestone)

Drop-in ACT cement replaces up to ~70% of clinker with SCMs and limestone filler; first full residential build (Parker & Baker, Chessy) used ~9,000 m³ ACT concrete with construction from Q3 2025.

If ACT can run on existing kilns/batching with ~70% clinker cut, it is one of the fastest paths to decarbonize ordinary concrete without waiting for novel chemistries or CCS at every plant.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Edgeless Systems

Privatemode AI

End-to-end encrypted generative AI chat app and OpenAI-compatible API that runs open models inside confidential-computing enclaves (AMD EPYC SEV-SNP plus NVIDIA H100 confidential mode), with client-side remote attestation so even the operator cannot see prompts.

Hardware-verifiable privacy could let hospitals, law firms, governments and EU firms use cloud generative AI on sensitive data without trusting the provider, removing a major compliance blocker to AI adoption.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Edison Scientific

Kosmos AI Scientist

An AI scientist that runs long, autonomous research campaigns on a user's data and the literature (about 1,500 papers and 42,000 lines of analysis code per run) and returns a fully traceable report of findings.

If AI scientists reliably compress months of analysis into a day, the pace of biomedical and materials discovery could rise sharply across the whole research system.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Eight Knot

AI CAPTAIN autonomous navigation platform

Japanese startup retrofitting supervised autonomous navigation (route, obstacle avoidance, docking assist) onto small tourist and workboats.

Crew-assist autonomy on small boats could ease island-ferry labor shortages and improve night/low-visibility safety without waiting for full unmanned cargo rules.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Electric Plant Company

Bud plant sensor + Bombadil plant-electrophysiology foundation model

San Francisco startup whose low-cost Bud sensor clips onto a plant and records its electrical signals, which the Bombadil foundation model decodes into stress readouts such as water stress, leaf temperature and photosynthetic efficiency.

If plant electrical signals generalize across species, growers could see water and nutrient stress inside the plant in real time, cutting irrigation and fertilizer waste across farms, orchards and forests.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Electrified Thermal Solutions

Joule Hive Thermal Battery

Electrically heated conductive-firebrick thermal battery delivering industrial heat up to ~1,800°C from cheap grid power.

If heat batteries can undercut natural gas while storing intermittent renewables for 1,500–1,800°C process heat, they unlock electrification of sectors that heat pumps cannot reach.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
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Elementic

MO6 Eternal carbon-storing interior wall tiles

Lignin/forestry sidestream refined into bio-based interior tiles that store claimed ~2.4 kg CO₂ per kg material.

Buildings as long-lived carbon sinks from pulp-industry waste — if exterior/structural volumes follow at commodity scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Eli Lilly

Foundayo (orforglipron) oral GLP-1 tablets

First small-molecule oral GLP-1 for obesity that can be taken any time without food or water restrictions; US launch Apr 2026 via LillyDirect and retail.

Unrestricted oral small-molecule GLP-1 could massively expand manufacturing scalability and daily-life adherence versus injectables and food-restricted oral peptides.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Eli Lilly

Kisunla (donanemab-azbt) amyloid-clearing Alzheimer's infusion

Once-monthly IV antibody that clears amyloid plaque in early symptomatic Alzheimer's disease, with a finite course: patients can stop once plaque is cleared.

Paired with the new blood tests for amyloid, disease-modifying antibodies could shift Alzheimer's care toward early detection and treatment, the way statins changed heart disease, if benefit and access improve.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Elorian

Glimpse visual-reasoning model

A multimodal model that keeps going back to the image or video mid-reasoning (cropping, pulling frames, running code to measure) instead of reasoning only from a one-time text description; available by paid API and chat.

Better visual reasoning is a building block for robots and scientific video analysis.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

EnergyX

Project Lonestar (GET-Lit DLE)

Texas DLE demonstration plant commissioned to produce ~250 t/y battery-grade LCE from Smackover brine and customer qualification samples.

A proven low-cost U.S. DLE+refining stack could unlock stranded brine resources and reduce dependence on overseas lithium conversion.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Enspired Solutions

PFASigator

Michigan startup selling skid-mounted PFASigator units that chemically destroy PFAS on-site in contaminated water and foam rinsate, rather than capturing it and moving it elsewhere.

On-site PFAS destruction could break the cycle of hauling forever chemicals off to landfill or incineration, as PFAS rules tighten worldwide.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Enthos Circular Feed Technologies

Enthos 1 black soldier fly insect protein facility

Colombian startup running a commercial-scale black soldier fly plant that converts organic waste into insect protein meal, oil and fertiliser for livestock and aquaculture feed in Latin America.

Turning food waste into feed protein could reduce pressure on wild fish stocks and soy-driven deforestation in a fast-growing aquaculture region.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

EssilorLuxottica

Nuance Audio Glasses (OTC hearing-aid eyewear)

Eyeglasses with hidden directional microphones and open-ear speakers in the temples that work as FDA-cleared over-the-counter hearing aids for mild-to-moderate hearing loss, sold through LensCrafters, Target Optical and Pearle Vision at about a quarter of the price of typical prescription hearing aids.

Most people with hearing loss never get treated, largely because of stigma and cost; putting OTC hearing support into glasses many already wear could reach tens of millions of untreated adults.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Etched

Sohu / Etched inference racks

Transformer-specialized ASIC inference systems for private high-throughput LLM serving; first customer rack shipped to Jane Street.

ASIC inference could make frontier-scale private models economically viable outside hyperscaler GPU oligopoly, changing who can run AI and at what energy cost.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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European Energy (with Mitsui & Co.)

Kassø eMethanol facility (42,000 t/yr commercial e-methanol)

World's first commercial-scale e-methanol plant, beside a 304 MW solar park in southern Denmark, making about 42,000 tonnes a year from green hydrogen and biogenic CO2 for Maersk ship fuel, LEGO and Novo Nordisk plastics, and OMV road fuel.

Shipping and chemicals need drop-in molecules; a working commercial e-methanol plant that flexes with solar output is the template for decarbonizing container fleets and plastics feedstocks.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Even Realities

Even G2 display smart glasses (with optional R1 smart ring)

$599 everyday-looking prescription-capable glasses with discreet in-lens text displays and no outward cameras or speakers, offering live translation, conversation prompts, teleprompter and navigation, controlled by an optional $249 smart ring.

A camera-free, normal-looking display glasses design could make heads-up information socially acceptable in places where camera glasses are not, and help people with hearing loss or language barriers through live captions and translation.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Exergy3

ETES (electro-thermal energy storage)

Modular electro-thermal storage that charges on cheap/constrained renewables and delivers industrial process heat up to ~1,200°C.

Turns curtailed wind into dispatchable process heat, coupling grid congestion relief with industrial decarbonization.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Factorial Energy

FEST lithium-metal battery cells

Semi-solid lithium-metal cells; first commercial aerospace and drone purchase order announced July 2026 after more than 30% range gain in flight tests.

Higher energy-density lithium-metal packs could unlock longer-range EVs, electric aviation, and drones beyond liquid lithium-ion ceilings.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
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Fasikl

Felix NeuroAI Wristband

FDA-cleared AI-powered peripheral nerve stimulation wristband for essential tremor as a noninvasive alternative to drugs/surgery.

Could make adaptive neuromodulation a scalable outpatient therapy between pills and DBS/focused ultrasound.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Feagine Robotics

A01/A02/A03 tendon-driven soft continuum arms

Shenzhen startup shipping standardized lightweight tendon-driven soft continuum arms (A01 2-DoF ~750g to A03 6-DoF ~2.3kg) to research labs as catalog soft-manipulator SKUs.

Safe, soft, modular arms that mount on mobile/humanoid platforms could unlock human-proximate manipulation without rigid industrial arms, accelerating physical AI data collection across embodiments.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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Fermbox Bio

EN3ZYME

Synbio cellulase cocktail converting agricultural waste into fermentable sugars for 2G ethanol.

Could decouple biofuels/synbio feedstocks from food crops via circular biomass sugars.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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FERNRIDE

FERNRIDE autonomous terminal tractors (driverless yard ops)

Autonomy stack and SaaS for terminal/yard tractors with remote supervision; first European commercial driverless (no safety driver) terminal-tractor operations began at HHLA TK Estonia Muuga after TÜV SÜD Machinery Directive certification in July 2025.

Ports and inland terminals face chronic driver shortages; certified driverless terminal tractors with remote multi-vehicle supervision could scale yard automation across Europe without redesigning entire terminals.

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Score
4/5
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Industrials
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Finches

Finches Intelligence

Munich-area AI software that warns food, drink, pharma and cosmetics buyers weeks ahead about agricultural raw-material shortages by fusing their supplier data with weather, satellite, local news and agronomist reports.

Earlier warnings on climate-driven crop failures could smooth food supply shocks and reduce waste in sourcing.

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Score
2/5
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Information Technology
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Flexa

Flexa residential virtual power plant

AI-orchestrated residential solar+battery VPP live on German intraday markets since Oct 2024.

Turns home batteries into fast intraday flexibility at mass-residential scale.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Energy
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Flint

Flint cellulose-based paper batteries

Rechargeable, non-flammable, PFAS-free batteries built on a cellulose (paper) architecture with water-based manufacturing, now produced in Singapore for keyboards, mice, trackers and wearables.

If paper batteries replace disposable alkaline and small lithium cells, they could cut toxic battery waste and reliance on lithium, nickel and cobalt in billions of small gadgets.

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Score
2/5
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Energy
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Flocean

Flocean Zero / Flocean One

Subsea intake + desal stack using deep-ocean pressure/context to cut energy vs conventional RO; potable water produced since Nov 2024.

Could expand freshwater without coastal mega-plants, high energy intensity, or toxic brine discharge—climate-resilient water supply.

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Score
4/5
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Utilities
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Flox Intelligence

Flox Edge AI wildlife deterrent + Flox Wildlife Platform

Always-on edge units that use AI, real-time sensing, and bioacoustics to recognize animals and gently guide deer, moose, coyotes, and birds away from runways, rail lines, and roads before collisions happen.

Wildlife-vehicle collisions cost the U.S. over $10B a year and bird strikes cost aviation about $1B+; an adaptive deterrent that animals don't get used to could save lives on both sides and build a large dataset on animal movement.

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Score
2/5
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Industrials
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Form Energy

Iron-air multi-day battery (Cambridge / Great River Energy)

First commercial 100-hour iron-air batteries shipped/commissioning for Minnesota utility project.

Multi-day storage at ~1/10th Li cost structure could replace gas peakers for weather lulls.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Fortell

Fortell AI Hearing Aids

Prescription hearing aids with custom AI silicon that separates speech from background noise in real time, sold through Fortell's own audiology clinics.

The cocktail-party problem is the main reason people with hearing loss stop wearing their aids. Low-latency AI that really isolates voices in noisy rooms could change hearing aids from amplifiers into devices that reliably restore conversation, which would cut social isolation and possibly the cognitive decline tied to untreated hearing loss.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Fortera

ReAct (ReCarb process) low-CO2 cement

Bolt-on cement mineralization plant producing commercial ReAct blends in California.

Recirculates process CO2 into cement using existing kiln infrastructure—path to scale without greenfield kilns.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Freen (Freen OÜ)

Freen sodium-ion home energy storage (10 kWh / BSH-BSL line)

Estonian maker of small wind turbines launched a shippable ~10 kWh residential sodium-ion battery (~€3,000) for solar/small-wind backup, non-flammable chemistry with strong cold performance, sold as an integrated home ESS with BMS.

Cheap, safe Na-ion home storage without lithium critical minerals could accelerate residential resilience and renewables pairing in cold climates.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Frore Systems

LiquidJet DLC coldplate

Semiconductor-manufactured 3D jet-channel direct-to-chip coldplates for AI GPUs (Blackwell Ultra and beyond) launched October 14, 2025 to cut data-center TCO vs legacy skived coldplates.

Coldplates matched to chip power maps could unlock denser AI racks and better PUE without full immersion retrofit.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Fujirebio

Lumipulse G pTau217/beta-Amyloid 1-42 Plasma Ratio blood test

First FDA-cleared blood test to help identify the amyloid plaques of Alzheimer's disease, a cheaper and less invasive alternative to PET scans or spinal taps.

Replacing PET and lumbar puncture with a routine blood draw could let far more people with memory complaints get an accurate Alzheimer's diagnosis, and eventually support earlier treatment as drugs improve.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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FUSMobile

Neurolyser XR

X-ray-guided high-intensity focused ultrasound device that non-invasively heats and destroys the sensory nerves of the spinal facet joints to treat chronic low back pain without needles or incisions; CE-marked in 2024, FDA De Novo in November 2025, first US commercial treatment in 2026.

A needle-free outpatient procedure for chronic back pain could reach millions who now rely on injections, opioids or surgery.

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Score
3/5
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Healthcare
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GCL Optoelectronics

Perovskite-silicon HJT tandem PV modules

Won China first SOE commercial tender for mass-produced IEC-certified perovskite-silicon tandem modules (1.2 MW, Huaneng, March 2026).

Tandem modules above 25% efficiency with bankable warranties could raise energy yield per acre and accelerate solar cost declines.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
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German Bionic

Apogee ULTRA powered industrial exoskeleton

Berlin firm’s Apogee ULTRA powered exoskeleton (up to ~36 kg / 80 lb lifting assist, AI adaptation, OTA updates) became commercially available at CES January 2025 for logistics, manufacturing, and care work.

If powered exos become cheap and accepted like PPE, aging workforces could keep lifting jobs safer and fill labor shortages without full warehouse automation.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Ghost

Ghost Core personal AI computer

A $3,499 screenless box with a bundled Nvidia Blackwell GPU that runs open models and always-on personal AI agents locally, controlled from a phone app.

Personal, locally run AI hardware could keep people's data at home while agents act for them.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Gilead Sciences

Yeztugo (lenacapavir) twice-yearly injectable HIV PrEP

First FDA-approved HIV prevention shot given only twice a year, removing the daily-pill adherence problem that has limited PrEP uptake worldwide.

A shot every six months could make HIV prevention practical for millions who cannot or will not take a daily pill, which is the clearest route yet to bending new-infection curves in high-burden countries.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Goldwind (Goldwind Green Energy)

Xing'an League green biomethanol plant (250,000 t/yr phase 1)

Inner Mongolia plant that combines wind-powered green hydrogen with local corn straw to make RED III-compliant biomethanol, with a 250,000 t/yr first phase, a stated path to about 1.45 Mt/yr, and long-term offtakes with Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd.

At hundreds of thousands of tonnes a year this is the first green methanol plant big enough to fuel a real slice of the methanol-capable container fleet, and it shows wind-rich regions can export clean molecules.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Govstream.ai

Govstream.ai AI permitting platform (PermitGuide, Application Assistant, First Review)

AI layer on top of city permitting systems that answers applicants' questions over web, email and voice from the city's own codes, checks submittals for completeness before filing, and triages first reviews so permits move faster.

Permitting delays are one of the fixable bottlenecks in the housing crisis; faster approvals at scale could unlock more homes.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Gradiant

ForeverGone

On-site PFAS destruction combining micro-foam fractionation and electrooxidation at claimed low cost per cubic meter, commissioned at Munich Airport.

Makes on-site PFAS destruction cheap enough to displace haul-and-dispose for industrial and airport AFFF sites worldwide.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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GrainFlow

GrainFlow yard intelligence

Computer-vision yard system that shows grain-elevator truck queues and wait times to farmers and operators in real time.

Transparency alone can reshape harvest logistics behavior, cutting fuel waste and improving food-supply throughput at the farm gate.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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GrayMatters Health

Prism for PTSD

FDA-cleared EEG self-neuromodulation therapy using an amygdala-linked biomarker as adjunct PTSD care.

Trauma treatment that trains amygdala regulation without reliving trauma could expand options where exposure therapies fail.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Green Li-ion

GREEN HYDROREJUVENATION (black mass to battery-grade pCAM)

Modular hydrometallurgical recycling that converts unsorted Li-ion black mass directly into battery-grade precursor cathode active material (pCAM) and related materials without exporting sulfates overseas; first North American commercial-scale plant opened in Atoka, OK.

Onshoring black-mass-to-pCAM closes the loop that today often ends with shipping intermediates to Asia, cutting logistics emissions and critical-mineral chokepoints for EV/storage supply chains.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Greenlane

Greenlane Colton commercial EV truck charging hub

Public charging truck stop for electric Class 8 trucks at the I-10/I-215 junction in California, with 41 chargers including 400 kW pull-through lanes.

A network of reliable public truck chargers along freight corridors removes one of the biggest barriers to electrifying long-haul trucking.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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GreenLight Biosciences

Calantha RNA bioinsecticide

First commercial sprayable dsRNA bioinsecticide (ledprona) for Colorado potato beetle; EPA-registered and commercially launched/shipped to US potato growers in January 2024, distributed via CHS and cooperatives.

Species-specific RNA actives could cut broad-spectrum insecticide use and resistance pressure while enabling programmable pest control pipelines.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Gritt

Gritt Physical AI (solar install robotics)

AI robotic arms bolt onto existing skid steers/forklifts to pick, place, and assemble solar panels on outdoor sites.

If physical AI generalizes from solar to other construction tasks, infrastructure build rates could rise despite workforce retirement.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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GT Wings

AirWing (Jet Sail wind-assisted propulsion)

UK Jet Sail / AirWing wind-assist units for cargo ships; first commercial AirWing20 retrofit on Carisbrooke Vectis Progress in Q1 2025 targeting ~5–10% fuel and emissions cuts.

Compact automated Jet Sails that retrofit without major cargo interference could expand wind-assist beyond rotor-sail niches and cut shipping fuel burn on windy trades immediately.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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Guangzhou Pluslife Biotech

Pluslife MiniDock MTB near-point-of-care TB molecular test

Battery-operated, near-point-of-care molecular TB test that runs on a $155 MiniDock reader plus a $180 heat-lysis unit, accepts tongue swabs or swabbed sputum, and returns results in under 30 minutes for $3.60 per test ($2.60 through Global Fund/GDF procurement).

If high-burden countries buy it at scale, cheap tongue-swab molecular testing at primary-care level could shorten diagnostic delays and reduce loss to follow-up for millions of people with TB who today rely on smear microscopy or distant labs.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Guardant Health

Shield blood test for colorectal cancer screening

First FDA-approved blood test for primary colorectal cancer screening in average-risk adults 45+, offering a simple blood draw for people who avoid colonoscopy or stool tests.

Many eligible adults skip colorectal screening entirely; a blood test that fits into a routine checkup could catch more cancers early and opens the door to multi-cancer blood screening.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Halluminate

Westworld / Halluminate platform

Builds simulated app environments and datasets so labs can train computer-use agents safely at scale.

If agents that operate computers become reliable, large swaths of knowledge work and software operations can be automated. High-quality simulated environments and evals are a plausible choke-point to unlock that.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Haptikos, Inc.

Haptikos Hand Exoskeleton (+ Haptik_OS)

Low-cost XR/medical hand exoskeleton (24 DoF/hand) shipping commercially with Haptik_OS for surgical training, simulation, and robotics teleop; priced ~€2,500/pair + OS license.

Affordable high-DoF hand haptics could democratize surgical simulation and accessible XR interaction.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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HaptX Inc.

HaptX Gloves G1

Enterprise microfluidic haptic gloves with force feedback and Airpack console, now in production shipping for VR workforce training and robot teleoperation (ROS), with multiuser collaboration features.

Realistic touch in VR/teleop could cut training time and improve remote robot dexterity for hazardous work.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Harmonic

Aristotle formally verified math AI

An AI model and app that answers quantitative and mathematical questions with proofs checked by the Lean4 proof assistant, so every solution comes with a machine-verifiable guarantee of correctness.

Machine-checked reasoning could make AI-generated math, and later AI-generated code, trustworthy without human review, removing a key bottleneck in using AI for high-stakes work.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Heidi Health

Heidi AI medical scribe

Ambient AI scribe that listens during patient consultations and writes customizable clinical notes, with a free tier; used in over 1 million consults a week by March 2025.

Freeing clinicians from documentation could meaningfully expand healthcare capacity worldwide, its stated mission.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Heirloom

Heirloom limestone-based direct air capture (Tracy, CA facility)

Pulls CO2 out of the air using heated limestone trays that re-absorb carbon, then locks the CO2 permanently in concrete to fulfill carbon-removal purchases.

Cheap, scalable air capture using common limestone could become part of how the world removes legacy CO2 at the gigaton scale climate models call for.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Helaina

effera (human lactoferrin)

Precision-fermented bio-identical human lactoferrin ingredient commercialized into partner CPG nutrition products.

Human milk bioactives at industrial scale could improve adult/infant nutrition products and reduce reliance on limited dairy-derived lactoferrin supply.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Heraeus Remloy (Heraeus Group)

Recycled NdFeB rare-earth magnet powder (Bitterfeld plant)

Europe's largest rare-earth magnet recycling plant. It turns end-of-life electronics magnets into nanocrystalline NdFeB powder for new bonded and hot-formed magnets, with 600 t/yr capacity and room to grow to 1,200 t/yr.

Under 1% of NdFeB magnets get recycled, and Europe has no rare-earth mining. Heraeus says magnet-to-magnet recycling at scale could cover more than 30% of European new-magnet demand, cutting dependence on China for EV motors, wind turbines and defense.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Materials
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Hippocratic AI

Generative AI healthcare agents (patient-facing, non-diagnostic)

Safety-focused AI voice agents that call patients for non-diagnostic tasks like post-discharge check-ins, cancer-screening outreach, and procedure prep.

Could give every patient routine follow-up and outreach that health systems cannot staff today, catching problems earlier and easing nurse shortages.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Hithium

∞Cell N162Ah utility-scale sodium-ion cell

First sodium-ion cell purpose-designed for utility-scale ESS (162 Ah), launched Dec 2024 with GWh-scale production and 100 MWh-class deliveries reported into 2025–2026 for long-life storage.

Utility Na-ion cells optimized for 30-year infrastructure duty cycles could de-risk long-duration grid storage from lithium price and fire constraints while using abundant sodium.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Honen (StudyFetch, Inc.)

Honen

Agentic enterprise learning platform that turns company docs into adaptive AI-taught courses, simulations, and LMS-ready packages.

If living courses tied to company knowledgebases become standard, workforce reskilling could keep pace with AI-driven job change.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
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Hubble Network

Satellite + BLE Finding Network (direct-to-BLE device)

Bluetooth Low Energy devices talking to LEO satellites / global finding network for enterprise asset tracking without cellular modems.

If any BLE tag can ping space, global asset tracking becomes nearly free hardware-wise versus dedicated sat-IoT radios.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Communication Services
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Hydefy (The Fynder Group)

Hydefy Fy-based fungi leather alternative (debut: Stella McCartney Stella Ryder Hydefy bag)

Materials brand from Fynder Group (Nature's Fynd) making a leather-like textile using Fy fungal protein from NASA-backed Yellowstone research, debuted commercially in a Stella McCartney bag and pitched as drop-in for existing polymer processing lines.

A fungi-derived material that runs on existing polymer lines without a price premium could finally scale where Mylo and MycoWorks stalled, displacing animal leather and PU in fashion, auto and upholstery.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Hydromea

EXRAY underwater inspection ROV

Compact wireless-capable underwater inspection robot for confined flooded spaces (ballast tanks, pipes, cooling systems).

Untethered flyout inspection in tanks and pipes can cut dry-dock time and diver risk for ships and industrial plants.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Hygia

Gia (AI digital health companion)

Miami startup whose AI companion Gia talks with patients by voice and video on a dedicated home device between doctor visits and flags problems to care teams, sold to health plans and providers.

If it works at scale, a persistent AI companion that carries context between conversations could improve medication adherence and catch decline early for people who are underserved by apps and portals. That is speculation: no outcome data is public.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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HyIron

Oshivela green hydrogen DRI (green iron)

Industrial green-hydrogen direct-reduced iron plant in Namibia producing near-zero-emission iron for steel offtakers.

Proves green H2-DRI can run where renewables are cheapest, potentially relocating primary ironmaking and cutting steel emissions.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Materials
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HyLight

HyLighter autonomous hydrogen-powered inspection airships (inspection-as-a-service)

Designs, builds and operates 12-metre hydrogen-electric uncrewed airships that fly up to 10 hours beyond line of sight to inspect power lines, pipelines and railways with LiDAR, cameras and methane sensors, replacing helicopter patrols.

Cheaper, low-emission, frequent inspection of the world's 80 million km of linear infrastructure could cut outages, wildfire risk and methane leaks as grids strain under electrification.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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iFAST Diagnostics

iFAST ONE rapid antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) system

University of Southampton spinout whose microfluidic instrument tells hospital labs which antibiotics will work against a patient's infection in under three hours, instead of the usual 24 to 48.

Antimicrobial resistance kills over a million people a year; if same-shift susceptibility results become cheap and routine, doctors can stop blanket-prescribing broad-spectrum antibiotics and give the right drug first, saving lives and slowing resistance.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Imagindairy

Animal-free whey (Strauss CowFree)

Animal-free BLG whey protein in retail CowFree milk drink and cream cheese launched with Strauss in Israel.

Retail animal-free milk proteins identical to cow dairy could shift dairy systems if costs fall and regulators elsewhere clear sales.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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IMIO

Re-Gen for Row Crops / Re-Gen for Produce (crop-residue biologicals)

Freeze-dried blends of residue-degrading fungi, bacteria and yeast sprayed on crop residue to break it down faster and release its nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to the next crop, cutting fertilizer and tillage.

Recycling the nutrients already sitting in crop residue could cut synthetic fertilizer use, emissions and farmer costs across hundreds of millions of acres.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Impulse Labs

Impulse Cooktop (battery-integrated induction, 30" / 36")

Four-burner induction cooktop with a 3 kWh LFP battery that delivers up to 10 kW per burner from a standard outlet, certified to UL 858, and licensed as a platform into Zephyr HyperCore appliances.

If the battery-in-appliance platform spreads through OEM licensing (Zephyr is a first partner), it could make electric cooking clearly better than gas and add flexible storage to kitchens at scale.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Impulse Space

Mira (OTV / LEO Express)

Commercial orbital transfer vehicle for last-mile delivery, hosting, and orbital maneuvers.

Makes rideshare/custom orbits practical and enables more responsive LEO missions.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Inception

Mercury diffusion large language models (Mercury Coder, Mercury 2) and Inception API

Sells access to Mercury, a family of language models that write a whole answer in parallel by refining it step by step (the diffusion approach used in image generators) rather than one word at a time, aiming for much faster, cheaper text and code generation.

If diffusion LLMs match autoregressive quality at a fraction of the latency and compute, AI inference gets far cheaper and can run on smaller devices, which changes the economics and energy footprint of AI everywhere.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Indaver

Plastics2Chemicals (P2C) thermal depolymerization

Antwerp plant turning end-of-life plastics into virgin-equivalent monomers (e.g., recycled styrene) via thermal depolymerization at commercial scale.

Virgin-quality monomers from hard-to-recycle plastics unlock food-contact circular packaging that mechanical recycling cannot deliver.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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INERATEC GmbH

ERA ONE e-fuels / e-SAF (Power-to-Liquid)

Private German PtL company opened Europe’s largest e-fuel plant (ERA ONE, Frankfurt) producing synthetic kerosene/diesel/waxes from renewable H2 + biogenic CO2; plant producing since mid-2025 with ISCC path and demo passenger flight using its e-SAF.

Drop-in e-SAF from CO2 + green H2 is one of the few scalable paths to decarbonize long-haul aviation without fleet replacement.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Infinite Acres

GroLoop CEA operating system / farm platform

Hardware-agnostic agentic farm OS (controls + robotics + software) commercialized after proven use across 80 Acres Farms.

If an agentic farm OS makes CEA consistently profitable, indoor farming could scale without each operator reinventing controls.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Infinium

Project Pathfinder eFuels (eSAF / eDiesel / eNaphtha)

Continuously operating commercial-scale eFuels plant in Corpus Christi producing drop-in eSAF.

Non-bio eSAF from CO2 + green H2 can scale without farm feedstock limits.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Infleqtion

Tiqker optical atomic clock

Rugged rack-mount optical atomic clock delivering hydrogen-maser-like short-term stability for GPS-denied PNT; first UK commercial delivery June 2024; production Tiqker Prime shipping.

If optical atomic clocks leave labs and harden critical infrastructure against GNSS spoofing/outage, navigation, grids, and defense timing become far more resilient.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Innatera

Pulsar neuromorphic microcontroller

Mixed-signal spiking neural microcontroller for always-on sensor-edge AI at sub-milliwatt power.

If SNNs become the default for always-on sensing, billions of battery devices could run local AI without cloud or large MCUs.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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INNOVISION Technology

Chimo M06 MicroLED microdisplay / M06E light engine

Silicon-based MicroLED microdisplay platform; Chimo M06 (2.5 μm pixels, 0.03 cc M06E engine) entered mass production and delivery after end-device smart-glasses validation, targeting ultra-light consumer AR form factors.

Sub-0.05 cc full-performance MicroLED engines are a gating item for all-day AR glasses; breakthroughs here could unlock consumer AR the way OLED phones unlocked smartphones.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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International Battery Metals

Modular DLE Plant (Utah / US Mag)

Modular commercial DLE plant extracting lithium chloride from industrial brine in Utah with high recovery and water recycle.

If modular DLE becomes the default for brine lithium, it could slash time-to-lithium, cut freshwater intensity, and expand domestic battery feedstock outside China-dominated conversion.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Intero Biosystems

GastroScreen

Sells GastroScreen, a 1mm adult-stem-cell-derived human 'mini intestine' organoid with lining, neurons, blood vessels and muscle, so pharma, biotech, food and chemical companies can test compounds on human-relevant tissue before people or animals.

If human organoids reliably predict gut toxicity and efficacy, drug programs fail faster and cheaper, fewer animals are used, and safer medicines reach patients sooner.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

ION Storage Systems

Cornerstone

Ceramic solid-state multilayer cells shipped as first commercial-generation samples to consumer-electronics OEMs without compression hardware.

Compression-free solid-state cells that OEMs can actually qualify could unlock safer denser batteries for phones, wearables, then mobility.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Ionis Pharmaceuticals

DAWNZERA (donidalorsen)

RNA-targeted prophylactic treatment for hereditary angioedema, FDA-approved and commercially available in the U.S.

Could shift HAE prophylaxis toward infrequent RNA dosing and broaden acceptance of RNA drugs in immunology.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Ionis Pharmaceuticals

TRYNGOLZA (olezarsen)

First FDA-approved RNA-targeted treatment for adults with familial chylomicronemia syndrome, commercially available in the U.S.

Validates antisense drugs for severe lipid disorders and could open broader triglyceride indications affecting more patients.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

ISEE

ISEE autonomous yard trucks

AI-driven autonomous yard trucks that move trailers and containers in distribution centers, plants, and terminals without new yard infrastructure; first commercial multi-shift fleet deployed at a Fortune 100 Texas DC in Feb 2024, later OEM-integrated with TICO.

Yard bottlenecks throttle warehouses and ports; reliable driverless terminal tractors could unlock 24/7 trailer moves and cut dwell time across the goods economy.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

iSono Health

ATUSA wearable automated 3D breast ultrasound

FDA-cleared wearable, hands-free accessory that captures a full 3D breast ultrasound volume in about two minutes per breast, letting OB/GYN and primary-care offices image women (including those with dense breasts) without a skilled sonographer, sold as ultrasound-as-a-service.

Cheap, operator-independent breast ultrasound in everyday clinics could extend screening to women poorly served by mammography (dense breasts, younger women, low-resource regions without sonographers).

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Jaipur Robotics AG

Jaipur AI operating system for waste-to-energy plants

Computer-vision system that watches waste bunkers and cranes in waste-to-energy plants, detecting hazardous items, mapping calorific value for better mixing, and guiding crane automation to cut unplanned shutdowns.

Safer, more efficient waste-to-energy plants could reduce fires and emissions and help automate heavy industrial operations.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Jetson

Jetson Air smart heat pump

Consumer heat-pump platform with one-day install, app monitoring, IAQ sensing, and claimed ~half traditional install cost.

If software + one-day install truly halves adoption friction, residential electrification could accelerate in cold-climate markets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Jevons Robotics

ARTEV6000 / ARTEV1000 autonomous blast-hole loading and QA robots

Battery-electric rover robots with vision-based hole finding that load explosives and stemming and run blast-hole QA on open-pit benches without people on the bench.

Charging blast holes is one of the last manual, high-exposure jobs on a mine bench; a multi-payload robot platform could remove people from highwall/cavity hazards and enable 24/7 drill-and-blast cycles.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

K2 Space

Gravitas / Mega Class high-power satellite platform

Builds very large, high-power satellite buses; its first, Gravitas (about 2 tons, 20 kW of power), launched on March 30, 2026 carrying 12 customer payload modules, including Department of Defense and SES payloads.

Cheap, mass-produced high-power satellites could make orbital communications networks, high-power sensing, and eventually in-orbit computing far more capable per launch.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Kodama Systems

Kodama remote-operated / supervised-autonomy skidder service

Retrofits logging skidders with cameras, lidar, Starlink and onboard compute so operators can run them remotely with supervised autonomy, sold as robotics-as-a-service to logging contractors.

Remote and autonomous forestry machines could make thinning and wildfire-resilience work cheaper and safer at scale.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Kodiak AI

Kodiak Driver RoboTruck (customer-owned driverless service)

First customer-owned driverless semi RoboTrucks in commercial Permian Basin sand logistics.

If customer-owned autonomy spreads from oilfield to highway freight, trucking capital and labor models could restructure industry-wide.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Kula Bio

Kula-N / Kula-Next nitrogen-fixing biologicals

Biofertilizers built on energy-storing Xanthobacter autotrophicus microbes that fix atmospheric nitrogen in the root zone to replace part of synthetic N. Liquid formulations sold since 2024, shelf-stable powder (SP) line launched Feb 2026.

Synthetic nitrogen fertilizer accounts for roughly 1-2% of global CO2 and causes major runoff pollution. Microbes that reliably supply part of crop N at competitive cost would cut emissions, farm costs and water contamination.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Lab0

RoboGlide

End-to-end inbound warehouse system automating container unload, inspection, sort, palletize, and wrap with humanoid-inspired robotics.

If modular inbound autonomy becomes standard, it could shrink the most dangerous, high-turnover warehouse jobs and raise throughput of global import DCs.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

LanzaJet

Freedom Pines Fuels alcohol-to-jet SAF

World's first commercial-scale ethanol-to-jet plant at Freedom Pines (Soperton, GA) fully operated and produced ASTM on-spec jet fuel from ethanol on 2025-11-13, unlocking ATJ as post-HEFA SAF pathway.

Commercial ATJ lets regions with ethanol/waste-carbon ethanol supply produce drop-in SAF without relying solely on scarce HEFA oils.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Latent Labs

Latent-X (protein binder design platform)

No-code generative AI platform that designs lab-ready macrocycle and mini-binder proteins against user-uploaded targets.

Push-button de novo binders could compress early discovery from millions of screens to tens of designs, reshaping biologics R&D economics.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Legato Hearing

Legato Frames AI hearing glasses

Eyeglass frames with speech-isolating AI and open-ear speakers built into the arms, sold from $999 for adults with up to moderate hearing loss.

Putting hearing help into ordinary glasses could reach many of the hundreds of millions of people who avoid hearing aids because of stigma, comfort, or cost.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Legora

Legora AI workspace for lawyers

Stockholm-founded AI platform where law firms and in-house legal teams research, review contracts, draft, and run multi-step legal workflows, used by 1,000+ customers including White & Case, Cleary Gottlieb, and Linklaters.

If AI handles a large share of legal research and drafting, legal services could become far cheaper and more accessible.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Lemu

Atlas (Nature Intelligence platform)

Chilean nature-tech’s Atlas platform (launched Jan 2025) turns satellite and biodiversity data into enterprise nature-intelligence; first commercial contracts in 2025 include Codelco, Conexión Kimal-Lo Aguirre, and Chile’s Central Bank.

If companies can measure nature dependence as routinely as financials, capital and permitting could finally price biodiversity loss into every project.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Leona Health

Leona AI co-pilot for doctors on WhatsApp

Connects to a doctor's WhatsApp Business account so patient messages land in an app that categorizes them, suggests replies, handles scheduling and lets the care team collaborate, starting in Latin America.

Could become the operating system for solo private practices across emerging markets where doctors run care through WhatsApp, freeing clinician time at scale.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Lightelligence

PACE 2

PCIe optoelectronic accelerator card with optical matrix multiply; immediate commercial availability confirmed February 2026 with dozens of commercial customers reported.

Drop-in optical accelerators that cut energy for combinatorial and AI workloads could extend compute scaling past silicon power limits.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Lightfield

Lightfield AI-native CRM

AI-native CRM from the founders of Tome that captures every customer call, email and meeting into a self-updating business record that AI agents can act on.

If AI-native systems of record replace Salesforce-style CRMs, they could change how companies run sales and decisions. That is speculation and the effect is mostly commercial.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Lightsonic

Lightsonic fibre-optic leak detection and infrastructure intelligence platform

UK-Norwegian software company that turns existing telecom fibre running alongside water mains into a continuous acoustic sensor network, using machine learning to find and prioritise leaks without new hardware in the ground.

Utilities lose a large share of treated water to leaks; making the world's existing fibre networks double as leak sensors could cut water loss at city scale with software alone.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Utilities
First Seen

Limenet

Ocean bicarbonate CO2 storage plant

Italian startup storing CO2 as pH-equilibrated calcium bicarbonates in seawater via industrial plants.

If bicarbonate ocean storage can be made safe and measurable, it pairs with lime/DAC loops for durable marine CDR and ocean de-acidification co-benefits.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Lit Thinking

Visium Far-UVC

UL-certified 222 nm Far-UVC fixtures for continuous air and surface pathogen inactivation in occupied indoor spaces.

Always-on, occupied-space disinfection without chemicals could reduce airborne disease burden in schools, clinics, and food service if efficacy and safety hold at scale.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Lithion Technologies

Lithion Saint-Bruno battery recycling plant

Commercial lithium-ion battery recycling facility near Montreal recovering black mass and materials from EV and e-scrap batteries.

Urban-mine hubs near cities can keep battery metals in North American loops and reduce virgin mining pressure as EV scrap volumes ramp.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Lovable

Lovable AI app builder

Chat-based AI builder that turns plain-English prompts into working full-stack web apps and websites, aimed at non-programmers as well as developers.

Lets people with no coding background build and ship real software, widening who can create digital tools and businesses.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Luma AI

Dream Machine

Luma AI's text- and image-to-video generation model and app, released free to the public, producing short realistic video clips for creators and studios.

Cheap realistic video generation could lower the cost of film, ads, and visual storytelling dramatically.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Lumai

Lumai Iris Nova

Oxford-spinout optical compute server running billion-parameter large language models in real time; Iris Nova available for evaluation April 2026.

If optical tensor engines deliver much lower energy for inference, they attack the AI data-center power wall.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Lumilab

Lumilab agentic operations platform

University of Copenhagen spinout whose AI agents monitor EV chargers, solar and battery assets, find faults and run operational workflows, with operators setting the rules.

Cheaper, more reliable operation of distributed chargers and batteries could help electrification scale with fewer outages.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Luthmore

Luthmore battery-enabled electric combi boiler

UK startup founded by ex-Dyson engineers selling a tankless, flueless electric boiler with built-in LFP batteries that charges off-peak or from solar and delivers combi-level 30 kW hot water and 10 kW heating in the same cupboard space as a gas boiler.

Millions of flats and small homes cannot easily take a heat pump; a drop-in battery boiler could let them leave gas without tanks or outdoor units while shifting demand off the evening peak.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

LymeAlert

LymeAlert at-home tick test kit + results app

A roughly $50 kit that crushes a removed tick and runs a lateral-flow strip (like a COVID test) to show in about 15 to 30 minutes whether the tick carries the Lyme disease bacterium, with an app that reads the strip and links to telehealth.

Knowing within the 72-hour window whether a tick carried Lyme bacteria could cut both missed early infections and blanket antibiotic prescribing, and pooled results could feed public tick hot-spot maps.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Makers Hive Innovations

KalArm affordable AI bionic arm

3D-printed, EMG-controlled bionic hand with 24 grip patterns built in India with in-house sensors and actuators, sold at roughly one-tenth the price of imported bionic arms, with fitment and daily-living training.

Very few amputees in India and similar countries can afford bionic hands; a domestically made device at a fraction of the cost could restore independence and earning ability for many more people.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Manifold

Manifold pay-per-pick warehouse robotic labor

YC S26 drop-in warehouse robots for picking, loading/unloading, and palletizing sold as pay-per-pick labor with hours-scale integration and no retrofit; company claims multi-warehouse deployments totaling >5M picks.

If true day-1 robotic labor priced below temps spreads, the long-tail of warehouses that cannot afford fixed automation could finally automate picking and dock work.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Mariana Minerals

Copper One autonomous-first mine & refinery (MarianaOS: MineOS / PlantOS / CapitalProjectOS)

Software-first, vertically integrated minerals startup that restarted a Utah copper mine with Pronto autonomous haulage, Sandvik AutoMine drilling and Spot robots orchestrated by its own MarianaOS.

A Tesla/SpaceX-style software-first operator could compress mine/refinery build times and raise productivity with a shrinking workforce, helping close the US refined-copper deficit.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Material Evolution

MevoCem (alkali-fusion ultra-low-carbon cement)

UK startup’s kiln-free alkali-fusion MevoCem binder (~85% lower CO2e vs OPC) is produced at its Wrexham Mevo A1 plant (first batch Oct 2024; 120 kt/yr capacity) and used in ready-mix trials including Grange Quarry slabs.

Cement is ~8% of global CO2; a drop-in kiln-free binder that works with industrial by-products could cut embodied carbon of concrete without waiting for CCS on every kiln.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Matic

Matic camera-only home cleaning robot (vacuum and mop)

American-made home robot that vacuums and mops using five cameras and on-device AI mapping (no lidar, no cloud), with a tall square shape for corners and new voice and point-to-clean gesture commands.

Its on-device, opt-in deployment-data approach is a credible path from floor cleaning toward general household robots, which would matter if it gets there.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
First Seen

MEandMine

MEandMine student mental-health platform

Gamified, AI-powered daily check-in and skill-building platform for K-12 students that reads 160+ in-game behaviors to flag emotional and behavioral risk early for schools and counselors; deployed in California and New York City schools.

Catching mental-health risk years earlier in childhood could shrink the long gap between symptoms and care.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Meatly

Meatly Chicken / Chick Bites

UK-approved cultivated chicken for pet food; first retail cultivated-meat dog treats (Chick Bites with THE PACK).

Pet food is a large meat sink; a regulatory beachhead for cultivated meat could accelerate cost learning and public familiarity.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Medra

Continuous Science Platform / Physical AI Scientist

Autonomous robotic+AI closed-loop lab platform that executes and optimizes life-science protocols; public product launch Sept 2025 with paying biopharma customers.

If labs can generate and learn from high-fidelity experimental data continuously, drug discovery and biology foundation models could accelerate dramatically.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Membrion

Electro-ceramic desalination (ECD) water-as-a-service

Seattle startup selling water-as-a-service electro-ceramic desalination systems that remove metals/salts from harsh industrial wastewater for high-recovery reuse without conventional pretreatment stages; first commercial-scale facility launched in early 2024.

If ECD makes harsh industrial wastewater cheap to reuse at >90% recovery, water-scarce fabs and CPG plants can cut intake and discharge without boiling or multi-step chem trains.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Utilities
First Seen

MemryX

MX3 Edge AI Accelerator

Production at-memory dataflow edge AI accelerator (chip + M.2 module) for multi-stream vision inference at ~0.5–2 W per chip; sold via distributors since Oct 2024.

If at-memory dataflow becomes the default way to run multi-camera edge vision without GPUs, cities/factories/vehicles could run more AI locally with far less power and heat.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Mendaera

Focalist handheld robotic system

FDA-cleared handheld robot that combines real-time ultrasound, touchscreen targeting, robotic needle positioning and depth tracking to make ultrasound-guided needle placement precise and repeatable, starting with kidney access in urology.

Needle placement (biopsies, vascular access, nerve blocks, organ access) happens in hundreds of millions of encounters a year and depends heavily on operator skill. A cheap handheld robot could make that precision routine across hospitals and clinics, not just top centers.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Merck

Enflonsia (clesrovimab-cfor) infant RSV antibody

Single fixed-dose long-acting antibody that protects infants through their first RSV season, with one 105 mg shot regardless of weight.

A second infant RSV antibody adds supply, price competition, and simpler dosing, which helps push season-long RSV protection toward routine coverage for every newborn.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Merino Energy

Merino Mono

$3,800 flat-rate, ~1-hour install, no outdoor-unit through-wall room heat pump for retrofits.

Makes heat-pump retrofits viable for dense/historic housing without outdoor units.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Mesta

Hybrid fiat–stablecoin payment rails

API network combining real-time fiat rails with USDC/USDT for B2B cross-border payouts.

Could cut cost/latency of cross-border flows for SMBs and fintechs.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Financials
First Seen

Meta (with EssilorLuxottica / Ray-Ban)

Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses with Meta Neural Band (EMG wristband)

$799 AI glasses with a full-color in-lens display, controlled by an included wristband that reads muscle signals (surface EMG) from subtle finger movements, so you can navigate without touching the glasses or a phone.

If wrist-based neural input and heads-up displays catch on, they could move everyday computing from phones in hands to glasses and gestures, the biggest interface shift since the touchscreen.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Metafoodx

Metafoodx Mobile Scanner / FoodSensor (AI food-waste tracking)

Private AI foodservice startup selling a 3D/AI kitchen scanner that identifies and weighs discarded food to cut commercial kitchen waste; commercial university deployments from mid-2024 and larger funding in 2025.

Automated waste telemetry can change kitchen ops and cut the roughly one-third of food wasted in commercial settings.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Microbot Medical

LIBERTY Endovascular Robotic System

Single-use, remotely driven endovascular robotic system for peripheral vascular procedures; FDA-cleared with limited U.S. commercial market release beginning November 2025.

Disposable robotic endovascular drive could expand access to catheter-based interventions while reducing physician radiation exposure and enabling remote/telerobotic vascular care.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Microquanta (Xianna Optoelectronic)

MQ-α² perovskite-silicon tandem PV modules (incl. colored BIPV)

Hangzhou perovskite manufacturer shipping commercial four-terminal MQ-α² perovskite-silicon tandem modules (utility demos from mid-2025) and launching colored tandem BIPV modules for façades in June 2026.

If perovskite tandems can sustainably exceed ~26–30% module efficiency at bankable lifetimes, they raise energy density of scarce rooftops and land and accelerate solar’s displacement of fossil generation.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

MikroMES

MikroMES / FabAI

Modular cloud MES apps (downtime, pace, bins, maintenance) with a shop-floor AI agent deployable in minutes.

If lightweight AI-native MES displaces bloated implementations, more SM manufacturers could run on clean real-time data.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

MinersLoop

Data-center waste-heat to district heating (Seinäjoki)

HPC data center that sells recovered heat into municipal district heating via Calefa AmbiHeat heat pumps.

If AI load is paired with district heat by default, cities could cut fossil heat while absorbing AI power growth more usefully.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Miru Smart Technologies

eWindow dynamic electrochromic glass

Electrochromic eWindow technology with first commercial purchase orders to major glass manufacturers in 2025, scaling via Mativ for automotive and architectural glazing.

Scalable dynamic glass that cuts solar heat without blinds could shrink building and EV HVAC loads while preserving views—especially if roll-to-roll costs fall.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Mission Barns

Mission Fat (cultivated pork fat products)

USDA/FDA-cleared cultivated pork fat used in hybrid meatballs/bacon sold via restaurants and limited US retail.

If cultivated fat becomes a drop-in flavor/mouthfeel ingredient for CPG, it could improve alt-protein adoption without needing whole-cut cultivated meat first.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Mistral AI

Le Chat (AI assistant)

Mistral AI's chat assistant for life and work, launched on the web in February 2024 with iOS and Android apps and paid plans following in February 2025, built on the French lab's own models.

Gives Europe a home-grown AI assistant and model stack, which could matter for data sovereignty and competition.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Mitico

Mitico granulated metal-carbonate carbon capture

Low-energy granulated metal-carbonate sorbent system for post-combustion CO₂ capture at industrial boilers/refining and similar emitters.

Cheaper, simpler point-source capture for the long tail of mid-size industrial emitters could unlock CCS where amine plants do not pencil.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Molagri

Updatable virus-like-particle biopesticides

Toronto YC startup building species-specific pesticides on a non-infectious insect virus scaffold that can be quickly re-engineered to stay ahead of pest resistance.

Pesticides that can be updated like software could cut crop losses and reduce broad-spectrum chemical use worldwide.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Monumental

Autonomous bricklaying robots (robot-operated masonry subcontracting)

Dutch startup whose fleets of compact autonomous robots lay bricks on real construction sites, working as a masonry subcontractor rather than selling machines.

Could help close the bricklayer shortage and speed housing construction in Europe and beyond.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Moonrider

Moonrider T-27 / T-50 / T-75 electric tractors

Bengaluru-built electric tractors in 27, 50 and 75 hp form factors aimed at price parity with diesel, sold mainly through tractor-rental fleet operators in India and East Africa.

Diesel-parity electric tractors deployed via rental fleets could electrify a big chunk of smallholder farm power in India and Africa, cutting fuel costs and emissions.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Moonwatt

Moonpod distributed passively cooled sodium-ion BESS for hybrid solar plants

Amsterdam startup making string-style, passively cooled sodium-ion battery pods that bolt directly onto solar plants (AC- or DC-coupled), turning daytime solar into dispatchable power without central containers, HVAC or lithium.

If cheap, fire-safe sodium-ion pods can be retrofitted onto existing solar farms, every solar plant could firm its own output, easing grid congestion and reducing dependence on lithium supply chains.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Multifactor

Checkpoint (account sharing for humans & AI agents)

YC startup turning online accounts into revocable checkpoint links so humans and AI agents can act without exposing passwords.

Zero-trust sharing that agents can use safely might become default identity UX as agents operate consumer and work accounts.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

MyAnIML

MyAnIML autonomous edge cattle-health monitor

Solar-powered, infrastructure-free camera device mounted at cattle water points that runs disease-detection AI on the device, flagging pinkeye and bovine respiratory disease up to 48 hours early so ranchers treat individual animals instead of mass-dosing antibiotics.

Targeted treatment could cut antibiotic overuse in livestock, a contributor to antimicrobial resistance.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Mycocycle

MycoFILL mycelium upcycled filler/additive

Fungi-upcycled construction/industrial waste turned into bio-based fillers (MycoFILL) sold as plastic/petrochemical replacements.

Turning construction waste into performance materials with mycelium could cut embodied carbon and landfill in the built environment.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Mykor

MykoSIP mycelium partition / insulated wall system

Prefabricated mycelium-based insulated partition wall system for lower-embodied-carbon construction.

If mycelium SIPs meet fire/acoustic codes at cost parity, building envelopes could shift away from petrochemical foams.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Navier

Navier N30 electric hydrofoiling boat (Pioneer Edition)

Bay Area-built all-electric hydrofoiling boat with autopilot and roughly 75 nautical miles of range, first delivered to a customer in October 2024.

Proving that foiling plus electric drive can cut small-boat running costs by up to 90% could push recreational and water-taxi fleets toward electrification.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Neela Biotech

Controlled Microbial Upcycling (waste-to-SAF feedstock)

Cambridge spinout adding AI-designed microbes to existing biogas plants so food, farm and forestry waste becomes fatty acids that can be refined into sustainable aviation fuel.

Unlocking abundant waste streams as HEFA feedstock could make low-carbon jet fuel far more available without competing with food crops.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Neurable

MW75 Neuro BCI headphones

Consumer BCI headphones (MW75 Neuro) with ear-pad EEG sensors for focus tracking and burnout prompts, launched Sept 24, 2024 with Master & Dynamic at $699 via neurable.com.

Embedding lab-grade EEG into everyday headphones could bring non-invasive BCI into daily productivity and wellness routines.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Neuracle Technology

NEO / NEO-ONE SCI implantable BCI for hand motor augmentation

World's first NMPA-approved invasive BCI; first commercial implant for cervical-SCI hand function.

Moves invasive BCI from trials to regulated commercial rehab for millions with SCI.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

NeuroAge Therapeutics

NeuroAge Test

Multi-modal brain-aging assessment (cognitive games, genetics, optional MRI/biomarkers) sold DTC and via clinics.

If early brain-age signals drive effective prevention decades before dementia, care could shift from late treatment to lifelong risk management.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Neurolief

ProlivRx

FDA PMA-approved at-home eCOT-AS neuromodulation for adults with MDD inadequately helped by antidepressants.

Could bring next-step brain stimulation into homes without TMS clinic infrastructure, shrinking treatment gaps.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

NewDays

NewDays cognitive treatment program with Sunny AI companion

Telehealth cognitive-rehabilitation program for mild cognitive impairment and early dementia that pairs licensed clinicians with frequent structured conversations with an AI companion, Sunny; billed to traditional Medicare.

If AI-scaled conversation therapy measurably slows decline, it could make proven non-drug dementia care available to millions who cannot get scarce clinician time.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Newlight

Hydrogen-hybrid marine engine retrofit

AI-guided hydrogen injection retrofit that blends H2 into existing ship diesel engines to cut fuel use and emissions without dry-docking.

Global shipping is a hard-to-abate emissions sector; a drop-in efficiency retrofit that works on engines already at sea could cut fuel burn and CO2 at fleet scale faster than waiting for new alternative-fuel ships.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

NextSense

Smartbuds EEG earbuds

Truly wireless EEG earbuds (Smartbuds) with six sensors and adaptive audio stimulation commercially launched and shipping February 2026 to deepen sleep and track brain activity.

Everyday EEG in earbuds could normalize continuous brain sensing for sleep and focus without bulky headsets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Nitrode

GameEngineBench / Nitrode research platform

Evaluation, data, and post-training layer for AI systems that can build games (spatial reasoning + engine coding benchmarks).

If specialized models can create interactive worlds, entertainment, education, and simulation tooling could expand dramatically beyond today’s text/image generators.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

NOC Energy

NOC Cell

Induction-based industrial heat cells that electrify process gas up to ~1,500°C with optional hybrid gas backup and thermal storage.

Hybrid 1,500°C electric heat could let heavy industry electrify incrementally without rip-and-replace of combustion systems.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Nori Robotics

NORI A3

$1,688 wheeled bimanual mobile manipulator aimed at home tasks with app-based training and a skills marketplace.

Cheap dual-arm home robots with shareable skills could normalize domestic automation if they actually work day-to-day.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
First Seen

Nourish Ingredients

Tastilux (precision-fermented animalic fats)

Australian foodtech’s precision-fermented specialty fat Tastilux reached commercial-scale production with CABIO Biotech in April 2025, with first batches shipping to customers across three continents at ultra-low inclusion rates.

If fermented animalic lipids make alt-protein foods taste like meat/dairy at low cost, consumer adoption of lower-impact proteins could finally stick beyond early adopters.

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3/5
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Consumer Staples
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Novo Nordisk

Wegovy (semaglutide) oral tablet

First FDA-approved oral GLP-1 pill for chronic weight management, broadly available at US pharmacies from Jan 2026.

Removes injection barriers for tens of millions with obesity, potentially scaling GLP-1 therapy far beyond injectable capacity and stigma constraints.

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4/5
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Healthcare
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NOX Energy

NOX home-energy flexibility platform

Belgian software that connects household heat pumps, batteries, solar and EVs to wholesale and grid-flexibility markets, now shifting to embed its optimisation inside device makers' apps.

If optimisation ships by default inside OEM apps, millions of home devices could become dispatchable grid capacity, deferring costly grid reinforcement as heating and transport electrify.

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3/5
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Utilities
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NPHarvest

Nutrient Catcher

Modular plug-in system recovering up to ~90% N and P from digestate/manure/wastewater into CE-marked ammonium salts and calcium phosphate; first commercial Mini unit at Dutch dairy farm (~Oct 2025).

If farms and biogas plants routinely recover fertilizer-grade nutrients from waste instead of discharging them, agriculture can cut synthetic fertilizer demand and water pollution together.

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3/5
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Utilities
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Nth Cycle

Oyster (Ni-Co MHP refining)

Modular electro-extraction system that refines battery black mass and nickel scrap into nickel-cobalt MHP on co-located sites.

If modular electro-extraction can be co-located at recyclers and OEMs, it could reshore critical-metal refining and cut the China bottleneck without multi-billion greenfield refineries.

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3/5
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Materials
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Nuphos

Nuphos

AI-native DevOps workspace where agents investigate infra with read-only defaults, approvals, and shared team memory.

Safer AI co-pilots for production infrastructure could cut outages and let smaller teams run complex systems—material for digital economy reliability.

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3/5
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Information Technology
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Nyad AI

Nyad / Nymph AI copilot for wastewater operators

Operators photograph microscope slides and tanks; an AI copilot identifies and counts microorganisms and visual indicators to flag biological process upsets early at wastewater treatment plants.

Capturing retiring operators' microbiology know-how in software could prevent permit violations and spills at thousands of small plants.

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2/5
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Utilities
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Oberland Agriscience

Black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) animal feed and soil nutrition products (Halifax commercial farm)

Nova Scotia company running a 108,000 sq ft commercial black soldier fly larvae farm that uses AI, robotics and predictive analytics to turn pre-consumer food and beverage by-products into insect protein for animal feed plus frass soil amendments.

BSFL can upcycle food-waste streams into high-protein feed with far less land and water than soy or fishmeal, closing nutrient loops in aquaculture, pet and livestock feed if production costs fall.

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2/5
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Consumer Staples
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Oboe

Oboe AI course generator

Turns a single prompt into a personalized short course on almost any topic, in nine formats including readings, podcast-style and lecture-style audio, games, and quizzes.

Cheap, on-demand, personalized courses could make lifelong learning easier for anyone curious.

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Score
2/5
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Consumer Discretionary
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ON.energy

AI UPS (medium-voltage uninterruptible power supply for AI data centers)

A battery-based medium-voltage backup power system built for AI data centers that absorbs the sudden swings in GPU power draw so they don't destabilize the grid, aiming to speed up grid connection for new AI campuses.

Grid interconnection is one of the main limits on how fast AI compute can be built; equipment that makes giant data centers behave well on the grid could shorten that wait and protect reliability for everyone else on the same lines.

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Score
2/5
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Energy
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OnePointOne

Opollo Farm robotic vertical farm / Willo Farm greens

A robotic vertical farm in Avondale, Arizona, built on AutoStore's automated storage system. It grows organic baby greens sold at Phoenix-area Whole Foods under the Willo Farm brand at $4.49.

Hyper-local fresh produce that uses about 95% less water could suit hot, dry regions.

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2/5
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Consumer Staples
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onepot

Phil (AI organic chemist) / automated synthesis lab

AI chemist controlling an automated small-molecule synthesis lab; early commercial partners reportedly getting molecules 6–10x faster across core reaction classes.

Making novel molecules in days instead of weeks could compress medicinal chemistry cycles and materials R&D similarly to how cloud compute compressed software iteration.

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Score
4/5
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Materials
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ONWARD Medical

ARC-EX System (non-invasive spinal cord stimulation)

First FDA-authorized non-invasive SCI stimulator with commercial clinic sales for hand strength/sensation.

Restores hand function years after SCI without brain surgery—accessible neuroprosthetic path.

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Score
3/5
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Healthcare
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Open Imaging

Open Imaging portable low-field MRI scanner

Leiden startup selling a van-transportable, helium-free permanent-magnet MRI scanner for brain imaging, with an increasingly open-source modular design so hospitals in low-resource settings can buy, adapt and maintain it themselves.

The WHO estimates most of the world lacks MRI access; a cheap, movable, self-maintainable scanner could bring brain imaging (e.g., for hydrocephalus) to district hospitals.

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3/5
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Healthcare
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OpenAI

ChatGPT Atlas (AI browser)

OpenAI's Chromium-based browser with ChatGPT built in for page summaries, comparisons, inline writing help, and optional agent mode that performs web tasks; launched on macOS.

Bringing an agent into the browser for hundreds of millions of ChatGPT users could change how people search, shop, and get work done online.

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Score
3/5
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Information Technology
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OpenLight Photonics

PASIC / PH18DA InP-on-silicon photonic platform (800G/1.6T)

Heterogeneous III-V-on-silicon PASIC PDK enabling laser-integrated PICs; first volume production orders for NewPhotonics 800G/1.6T AI datacenter optics.

Copper and discrete optics cannot keep pace with AI cluster bandwidth; laser-integrated silicon photonics at volume could cut power and cost of AI networking.

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3/5
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Information Technology
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OpenProtein.AI

OpenProtein.AI / PoET protein engineering platform

Enterprise SaaS protein-engineering platform with PoET foundation models, no-code UI and APIs for de novo design, variant optimization, and custom model training; commercially used by pharma including Boehringer Ingelheim since early 2025.

Browser-based foundation-model protein tools can put production-ready design loops in every biotech team, compressing antibody and enzyme optimization cycles.

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Score
3/5
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Healthcare
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Optalysys

LightLocker Node

Enterprise optical hardware server for fully homomorphic encryption on blockchains; commercial product launch June 2025.

Hardware that makes large-scale encrypted computation practical could enable private finance and AI without exposing plaintext.

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Score
3/5
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Information Technology
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Ore Energy

Iron-air rust battery (grid-connected pilot)

Dutch iron-air LDES first grid-connected in EU; aiming containerized multi-day storage.

Cheap multi-day storage from iron/air/water could firm wind without Li supply chains.

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Score
3/5
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Energy
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Ori Biotech

IRO

Automated, GMP-ready closed platform (instrument, consumables and software) for making cell therapies such as CAR-T, TIL, TCR-T, NK and CD34+, using the same process from R&D through commercial manufacturing.

Manufacturing cost and capacity are the main reasons over 95% of eligible patients never get cell and gene therapies. A flexible platform that moves from R&D to GMP without re-validation could cut years and much of the cost from bringing these therapies to patients.

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3/5
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Healthcare
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Origin

OG-1 interior construction robot

General-purpose interior-construction robot that autonomously applies compound, sands and primes walls to a professional finish, driven by a construction-specific foundation model, with plans to add taping, drywall install and drilling on the same hardware.

Robots that handle the interior trades (over 65% of build timelines, per the company) could make housing, factories and data centers faster and cheaper to build.

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3/5
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Industrials
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Overture Life

ICSI.A robot-assisted fertilization workstation

Robotic workstation that automates needle and pipette positioning for ICSI sperm injection while embryologists keep control of the injection, launched to U.S. IVF clinics.

Automating the most skilled IVF lab steps could cut costs and widen access to fertility treatment for millions.

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Score
3/5
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Healthcare
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Oxford PV

Perovskite-silicon tandem solar modules

First company to commercially sell perovskite-on-silicon tandem modules for utility-scale use.

If tandems reach GW scale with durable warranties, they raise watts-per-area enough to reshape utility solar economics and land constraints.

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Score
4/5
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Energy
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Oxyle

Oxyle PFAS Treatment / Destruction System

Swiss catalytic PFAS destruction system that mineralizes short- and long-chain PFAS on-site at low energy (~1 kWh/m³).

If low-energy mineralization works at municipal/industrial volumes, utilities can stop landfilling or incinerating PFAS-laden media and meet tightening EPA/EU limits without endless media changeouts.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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Paneflow

Paneflow

Native Rust/GPUI workspace to run and coordinate multiple CLI coding agents with worktrees, review diffs, MCP read bridges, and a conductor CLI.

If multi-agent coding becomes default, coordination UIs could shape how software is produced at scale.

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Score
2/5
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Information Technology
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Parcitank (Farmitank)

Farmitank vertical farming system

Cylindrical stainless-steel multi-layer CEA tanks (up to 30 layers / 18 m) sold commercially after LIFE validation.

If modular tanks cut CAPEX/energy enough, local leafy-green production could displace long cold-chain imports in dense regions.

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3/5
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Consumer Staples
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Pascal

Pascal solid-refrigerant cooling system

Harvard spinout replacing HFC gas refrigerants with non-flammable, PFAS-free solid refrigerants that work at normal refrigerant pressures, starting with beverage cooling.

If solid refrigerants reach cost parity across HVAC and data-center cooling, they could eliminate a leaking super-pollutant class and PFAS from cooling worldwide.

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3/5
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Industrials
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Peak Energy

GS-1.1 sodium-ion ESS

First U.S. grid-scale sodium-ion BESS with fully passive cooling aimed at lower O&M and fire risk.

Cheaper, safer non-lithium storage could unlock more renewables and data-center firm power.

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Score
4/5
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Energy
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Peri (formerly IdentifyHer)

Peri perimenopause wearable

A small adhesive sensor worn under the breast that continuously tracks hot flashes, night sweats, sleep, anxiety, activity and cycles, with an app that shows women whether HRT or other treatments are working; $449 with no subscription and FSA/HSA-eligible.

A large continuous perimenopause dataset could give researchers objective biomarkers and improve treatment for hundreds of millions of women.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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PeriVision SA

VisionOne AI + VR visual field testing platform

Uses commercial VR headsets plus AI to run faster, more patient-friendly visual field tests for glaucoma, replacing bulky perimetry machines in eye clinics.

Cheaper, portable visual field testing could make glaucoma monitoring feasible in more practices and eventually outside clinics, for a disease affecting about 100 million people.

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2/5
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Healthcare
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Perma-Fix Environmental Services

Perma-FAS

Low-temperature closed-loop chemical PFAS destruction system; first full-scale commercial unit started processing waste in October 2024 in Florida.

Offers closed-loop destruction of concentrated AFFF and PFAS liquids without air emissions, critical for DoD and airport stockpiles.

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Score
3/5
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Industrials
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Permafungi

Mycelium packaging

Belgian mycelium-grown custom biodegradable packaging from recycled sawdust; consumer commercial launch via Savonneries Bruxelloises soap boxes (May 2025) and new industrial plant in Forest (Oct 2025).

If mycelium foams reach price/throughput parity with polystyrene at industrial scale, protective packaging could stop being a persistent plastic-pollution source.

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Score
2/5
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Materials
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PerPlant

PerPlant AI crop sensor (retrofit spot-spray and variable-rate system; Nexus field-data platform)

A roof-mounted two-camera AI sensor that retrofits onto existing tractors to spot-spray weeds and vary fertilizer and fungicide rates, while mapping fields all season; now also factory-fitted on Valtra tractors.

Bringing precision spraying to older tractors and smaller farms at low cost could cut herbicide and fertilizer use broadly, not just on the newest equipment.

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3/5
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Consumer Staples
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Perplexity

Comet (AI browser)

Perplexity's Chromium-based web browser with a built-in AI assistant that can answer questions about pages and carry out browsing tasks on the user's behalf; free worldwide since October 2025.

Agentic browsers could shift web use from clicking pages to delegating tasks, changing search, advertising, and how sites get traffic.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Persist AI

Persist Cloud Lab

A remote-controlled robotic lab and AI models for drug formulation work (long-acting injectables, tablets, topicals). It uses about 1 mL of liquid and milligrams of material per test.

Faster formulation would cut a bottleneck between finding a drug molecule and getting a usable product.

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2/5
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Healthcare
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Phala

Phala Cloud GPU TEE

Self-serve confidential GPU cloud (NVIDIA H100/H200 TEE) with attested OpenAI-compatible private LLM inference.

Hardware-attested private inference could let regulated industries run powerful models without exposing prompts/weights to cloud operators.

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Score
3/5
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Information Technology
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Pila Energy

Pila Mesh Home Battery

Right-sized plug-in batteries that need no rewiring and link to each other over a mesh network (like mesh Wi-Fi) to keep a home's essential appliances running in outages and shift power use to save on bills, aimed at renters as well as owners.

If cheap plug-in batteries become as common as power strips, millions of renters could get outage protection, and a networked fleet could act as a distributed grid resource.

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2/5
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Energy
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Pixelgen Technologies

Pixelgen Proxiome Kit (Proximity Network Assay)

Instrument-free Proxiome Kit uses a DNA-based Proximity Network Assay to map nanoscale cell-surface protein interactomes on single cells (~50 nm resolution; Immuno 155 panel); commercially launched Feb 24 2025.

Nanoscale maps of which surface proteins sit next to which others on each cell could unlock immune-synapse and cell-therapy insights that abundance-only proteomics miss.

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2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Pixx (Clique Tech, Inc.)

Pixx

Free iOS, Android and web app that uses AI and group voting to pick a restaurant that fits everyone's tastes, diets, budget and travel time.

Unlikely to. At best it removes some friction from group social plans. Speculation only; no usage numbers are public.

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Score
1/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
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Pixxel

Aurora (Earth Observation Studio)

Pixxel’s Aurora EO Studio (public launch Aug 2024 after ~1 year beta) is a commercial analytics platform for hyperspectral and multi-source satellite data aimed at ag, forestry, mining, climate, and energy users.

Easy hyperspectral analytics could make invisible chemical/vegetation signals routine for ag yield, pollution, and climate monitoring without remote-sensing PhDs.

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Score
3/5
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Information Technology
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Planetary Technologies

Verified Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) carbon removal credits (Tufts Cove)

Planetary adds magnesium-based alkalinity to an existing coastal power-plant outfall in Halifax so the ocean absorbs more CO2. It sold the world's first independently verified credits of this kind.

The ocean could in principle store gigatonnes of CO2, so this could become one of the few carbon-removal methods that scales.

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3/5
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Industrials
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Planette

Eddy / Joro AI long-range (subseasonal-to-seasonal) weather forecasts

AI plus Earth-system-science forecasts from two weeks to six months ahead: Eddy is a free public tool (up to four months), and Joro is an enterprise API giving full temperature and precipitation probability ranges for finance, insurance and energy.

Reliable month-ahead outlooks would help farmers, utilities and relief agencies prepare for droughts, heat waves and El Nino swings well before short-range forecasts can.

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2/5
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Information Technology
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Plantd

Plantd carbon-negative structural panels

Fast-growing perennial grass panels replace timber OSB, install with same tools, and lock field-captured carbon into buildings.

If grass panels scale nationally, housing growth could decouple from deforestation while net-storing atmospheric carbon.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Plaud

Plaud NotePin wearable AI recorder

Thumb-sized wearable that records meetings and conversations, then transcribes and summarizes them with AI in a companion app.

Shows a real market for always-available AI memory aids, which could change how professionals capture and recall conversations.

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Score
2/5
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Information Technology
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Pluto Security

Pluto AI-tool security platform (plus free Plutonium scanner)

Enterprise software that discovers and controls the AI tools, agents, skills, extensions and MCP servers employees use or build, flagging risky components and enforcing policy.

Safe enterprise adoption of AI agents needs a control layer; a winner here could shape how organizations govern AI.

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Score
2/5
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Information Technology
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Polybion

Celium bacterial-cellulose bio-leather

Mexican biomanufacturer that feeds bacteria agro-industrial fruit waste to grow cellulose sheets in ~6 days, then chromium-free tans them on conventional tannery equipment into Celium, a leather-like material.

Fast-growing bacterial cellulose processed on existing tannery infrastructure could offer a genuinely plastic-light leather alternative that scales without new capex-heavy plants.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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PolyGone Systems

PolyPod municipal and PolyCartridge industrial microplastic filtration systems (plus microplastics analysis service)

Princeton spinout selling regenerable filtration systems that intercept microplastics in municipal wastewater (PolyPod, up to 10 million gallons a day) and industrial water streams (PolyCartridge), plus a lab service that measures microplastic contamination.

Wastewater plants are a major pathway for microplastics into rivers and oceans; a cheap retrofit filter that utilities can bolt on could cut that flow at scale if regulators start requiring it.

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Score
3/5
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Utilities
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Polygrade

Polygrade AI home-warranty claims platform

Toronto software that sits on top of home-warranty companies' existing systems and uses agentic AI to handle claim intake, triage, authorisation, parts ordering and contractor payment.

Could make home repairs under warranty faster and cheaper for millions of US homeowners.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Financials
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POLYN Technology

NASP NeuroVoice VAD chip

Fully analog neuromorphic voice-activity detection chip (~34 µW) with eval kits and first silicon-proven NASP cores.

Microwatt analog neural front-ends could make always-listening devices practical without draining batteries or shipping audio to the cloud.

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Score
3/5
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Information Technology
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Positron AI

Atlas LLM inference servers (Asimov/Titan next)

US-built servers designed only for running large language models, aiming for much better performance per dollar and per watt than GPUs, with a second-generation chip (Asimov) and system (Titan) on the way.

Inference is becoming the main cost and power draw of AI; materially cheaper, lower-power inference hardware could ease grid strain and widen access to AI.

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Score
3/5
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Information Technology
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PowerLabs

Pai Enterprise

AI-powered energy orchestration platform for Nigerian hospitals, data centers, factories, gyms and telecom towers that senses, predicts and automatically switches between grid, diesel generators, solar and batteries so a business runs its own intelligent microgrid.

Making fragmented grid, diesel and solar assets act as one could cut diesel burn and outages for African businesses and speed solar adoption.

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Score
2/5
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Energy
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Precision Neuroscience

Layer 7 Cortical Interface

FDA-cleared high-res cortical array for commercial use up to 30 days (intraoperative mapping + BCI path).

Minimally invasive, high-channel cortical I/O could make clinical BCI practical and removable.

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Score
3/5
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Healthcare
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Predicta Biosciences

GenoPredicta

CLIA LDT whole-genome molecular diagnostic for multiple myeloma from blood or bone marrow, commercially launched April 2025 for risk stratification and therapy guidance.

Blood-based comprehensive myeloma genomics could reduce marrow burden and better match patients to BCMA/CAR-T/bispecific therapies.

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Score
3/5
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Healthcare
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Princeton NuEnergy

Advanced Black Mass (ABM) / LPAS direct recycling

Commercial-scale direct recycling that regenerates battery-grade cathode active materials from lithium-ion scrap via low-temperature plasma-assisted separation.

Direct recycling that yields reusable cathode powders could cut cost and emissions versus shred-to-black-mass then full re-synthesis.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Proception

Proception Hand 1.0 / Proception Glove

22-DoF tendon-driven robotic hand plus wearable glove for collecting real human manipulation data to train contact-rich robot skills.

If high-DoF hands plus human manipulation data unlock reliable contact-rich tasks, robots could take on manufacturing, logistics, and care work that grippers cannot.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Pronto

Pronto Autonomous Haulage System (AHS) / Komatsu Smart Quarry Autonomous powered by Pronto

OEM-agnostic, camera + GNSS retrofit autonomy kit that turns existing rigid-frame quarry and mine haul trucks into driverless mixed fleets, installed in about two days.

If cheap retrofit autonomy works on mixed, used fleets, driverless haulage moves from a handful of mega-mines to thousands of quarries and mid-tier mines, easing labor shortages and taking people out of a high-fatality job.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Materials
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Puraffinity

Puratech G400

Selective engineered adsorbent media for PFAS removal; first full-scale commercial deployment with Envytech replacing bulk GAC volumes.

Cheaper, longer-lived selective PFAS capture could accelerate cleanup of AFFF groundwater and industrial sites under tightening rules.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Pureture

Emulsifier-free yeast casein alternative protein

NY food-biotech commercialized a non-GMO yeast-derived casein alternative that self-emulsifies without gums; ~240 t/yr capacity online May 2025 with RTD co-development and consumer product targeted Q3 2025.

A single clean-label protein that emulsifies and nourishes could simplify alt-dairy formulas and cut additive-heavy plant milks that turn off consumers.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Q-CTRL

Ironstone Opal

Software-ruggedized quantum-assured magnetic/gravitational navigation for GPS-denied air, land, and sea.

If quantum MagNav/gravNav becomes standard backup for aviation, defense, and autonomy, it hardens global transport and autonomous systems against GPS denial.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Q.ANT

Native Processing Unit (NPU) / Native Processing Server

PCIe-compatible thin-film lithium niobate photonic processor for AI inference and HPC, sold as a turnkey Native Processing Server.

AI power walls are becoming the binding constraint; native optical nonlinear math could cut energy and enable denser inference clusters without proportional grid buildout.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Quantera Analytical

Curio HS

Cornell spinout whose cartridge-based Curio HS prepares dozens of headspace samples at once for existing mass spectrometers, cutting per-sample cost by up to 80% for food, wine, ag and industrial labs.

Cheaper, field-loadable testing could let small growers and labs grade crops and catch off-flavours or contaminants they cannot afford to test today.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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QuikBot Technologies

QuikBot AFMD Platform (QuikCat / QuikFox delivery robots)

Singapore private robotics PaaS for autonomous floor-to-floor and inter-building parcel delivery; commercially live with FedEx at South Beach Tower and Mapletree Business City after a 6-month pilot.

Indoor+outdoor last-mile autonomy in high-rises could cut courier friction and labor intensity in dense cities.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Quilt

Quilt ductless heat pump system

Design-forward ductless heat pump with integrated Dial/app, occupancy sensing, and concierge install; Bay Area commercial launch 2024.

If design/experience remove friction from heat-pump adoption, it could accelerate home fossil-heat retirement at the margin.

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Score
2/5
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Industrials
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Qunnect

Carina quantum entanglement networking suite

Room-temperature, rack-mounted entanglement distribution suite (photon sources, detectors, polarization compensation) running on commercial telecom fiber—backbone of GothamQ, Berlin, and Montana State networks.

If entanglement can be distributed reliably over existing telecom fiber at room temperature, metro quantum networks for secure comms, distributed sensing, and linked quantum computers become infrastructure rather than lab demos.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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R2Crete

Waste-concrete recycling into aggregates and cement replacement

University of Melbourne spinout with a patented process that turns demolition concrete into clean aggregates and a cement replacement, recovering up to 75% of the cement.

Recovering cement from waste concrete could cut emissions and quarrying while diverting a huge construction waste stream from landfill.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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R3 Lithium

Recycled lithium carbonate (Covington GA plant)

Single-site shredding-to-lithium-carbonate plant in Covington, Georgia producing battery-grade Li2CO3 from 100% recycled black mass.

Domestic recycled lithium carbonate at production scale could shrink US dependence on overseas refining for ESS, defense, and EV supply chains.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Red Barn Robotics

Field Hand (intra-row weeding RaaS)

YC W25 company offering Field Hand autonomous intra-row weeding as a service for vegetable farms—robots arrive, map beds, and mechanically weed without farmer-operated hardware.

Turning intra-row hand weeding into a managed robot service could cut specialty-crop labor bottlenecks without forcing farmers to buy and maintain fleets.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Redwood Materials

Redwood Energy (second-life EV battery storage)

Redwood repurposes used EV packs from any carmaker or chemistry into modular grid and microgrid storage. Its first system is a 12 MW / 63 MWh microgrid powering Crusoe's modular AI data center in Sparks, Nevada.

Turning millions of retired EV packs into cheap storage could feed AI-era power demand before those packs are recycled.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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Reelables

Reelables 5G Cellular Label for Temperature Monitoring

YC-backed printable 5G smart label that measures pharma-grade temperature (−10–60°C, ±0.5°C) and streams piece-level location/alerts for perishable last-mile and cold-chain shipments.

Piece-level cold-chain visibility at printable-label cost could slash spoilage across food and pharma logistics.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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ReElement Technologies

Urban Mining-to-Magnet Tolling

Chromatography-based tolling service that separates recycled magnets into 99.5%+ rare-earth oxides for remanufacture into magnets.

Closing a domestic magnet recycling loop would reduce reliance on Chinese REE separation for EVs, wind, and defense magnets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
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Reframe Systems

Robotic microfactory modular homes

Ex-Amazon Robotics leaders' robotic microfactories build modular/net-zero homes; first customer home set April 26, 2024 in Arlington MA, with ~10 delivered and FAB1 Billerica factory ramping 2026.

Local robotic microfactories could cut housing cost/time and expand capacity without mega-factories.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Regenity Biosciences

RejuvaKnee

FDA-cleared collagen regenerative meniscal implant for arthroscopic soft-tissue repair; 510(k) Oct 2024, first clinical surgeries early 2025; positioned as allograft alternative for irreparable meniscus.

If meniscal regeneration becomes standard after tears/meniscectomy, fewer patients progress to osteoarthritis and total knee arthroplasty.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Remilk

The New Milk (precision-fermented whey milk)

Israeli precision-fermentation company launched The New Milk with Gad Dairies in Nov 2025—barista milk with bio-identical beta-lactoglobulin rolled into cafés then Israeli retail in Jan 2026.

Animal-free dairy proteins at supermarket scale could cut land, methane, and antibiotic loads of milk without forcing consumers onto plant milks that taste different.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Reservoir

Reservoir predictive heat-pump water heater

Designs, builds and installs its own predictive heat-pump water heaters that learn a household's hot-water use, heat when power is cheapest or cleanest, and watch for leaks, frozen pipes and bacteria; fully installed for under $4,000 in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.

Roughly 120 million US water heaters could act as a giant grid-connected thermal battery if they shift heating to solar-rich or cheap hours.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Roark

Roark

QA, simulation, and production scoring platform for voice AI agents (audio-native metrics + call replay).

If voice agents become a primary customer interface in healthcare and support, a trusted eval/QA layer could become as important as APM was for web apps.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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ROBO Medical

Picasso / EndoFaster digestive endoscopic surgical robot

Externally mounted flexible continuum robotic arm for digestive ESD that clips onto standard endoscopes; world’s first NMPA-approved dedicated GI endoscopic surgical robot, commercially launched in China mid-2025.

If continuum tools make ESD safer and trainable beyond elite GI centers, early GI cancer resection could scale without full multi-port OR robots, cutting invasiveness and learning curves.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Rune

RELIC (Renewable Energy Linked Intelligent Compute)

Modular GPU micro-data-centers installed inside operating solar farms to use curtailed DC power without grid interconnection.

Turning curtailment into AI capacity could ease data-center grid bottlenecks and improve solar economics without new gas peakers.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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Safehub

ShakeNet Parametric earthquake insurance (with Liberty Mutual Reinsurance)

Parametric earthquake cover that pays out automatically based on high-resolution local shaking measured by Safehub's building sensor network plus government seismic networks, instead of slow damage claims.

Most earthquake losses are uninsured; faster, cheaper, data-triggered payouts could widen earthquake protection for businesses and eventually households in quake-prone regions.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Financials
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SafeSip

WaterBank solar-powered autonomous water utility

Tanzanian startup's unstaffed, solar-powered water kiosk that filters and, where needed, desalinates water, uses AI to predict breakdowns, and dispenses 24/7 via prepaid RFID cards topped up by mobile money, with micro-tanker delivery.

Kiosks that run themselves and collect payment digitally could fix the main reason rural water points fail, which is poor maintenance and revenue collection.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Utilities
First Seen

SafeTraces

PathogenSentinel

Hands-free desktop qPCR biosensor + software for automated airborne pathogen detection (up to 4 multiplex targets, 100 L/min sampling); commercial release late June 2025 for BSL-3/4 then wider IAQ/biodefense use.

Continuous, automated detection of specific airborne pathogens in buildings/labs could enable early intervention for pandemics, hospital infections, and biodefense before outbreaks spread.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

SAGA Diagnostics

Pathlight

Tumor-informed ultrasensitive MRD blood test tracking structural variants; U.S. commercial launch May 2025 initially for breast cancer.

Earlier, more specific recurrence detection could enable curative-intent intervention and long-term surveillance especially in ER+ breast cancer.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Sage Geosystems

SMECI facility (EGS / geopressured geothermal power)

Engineered EGS that sold first Texas grid power and validated low water-loss reservoir behavior over 120+ days.

If EGS can be engineered with predictable, low water-loss reservoirs, geothermal becomes deployable far beyond hydrothermal sweet spots for 24/7 clean power.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
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SAIC MG / QingTao Energy

MG4 Anxin Edition (semi-solid-state battery EV)

Variant of the new MG4 hatchback sold in China with a 53.95 kWh manganese-based semi-solid-state pack from SAIC-backed startup QingTao Energy, the first mass-market (~RMB 100k) EV with this chemistry.

Getting semi-solid cells into a sub-$15k car proves supply-chain readiness and cost at volume, a stepping stone toward full solid-state in mass-market EVs.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Energy
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Samsara Eco

EosEco enzymatic chemical recycling

AI-engineered enzymes that depolymerize nylon 6,6 and polyester/PET textile and plastic waste into virgin-identical monomers at commercial plant scale.

True monomer-grade textile circularity for nylon/polyester could cut virgin petrochemical demand in apparel and packaging.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Materials
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Sanofi / AstraZeneca

Beyfortus (nirsevimab-alip) infant RSV antibody

Single-shot long-acting antibody that protects newborns and infants through their first RSV season, the leading cause of infant hospitalization.

Turning RSV from a near-universal infant hospital wave into a largely preventable event could free pediatric hospital capacity every winter and, if made affordable, save many infant lives in low-income countries.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Sateliot

LEO 5G NB-IoT NTN connectivity

Standards-based 5G NB-IoT from LEO satellites acting as cell towers for unmodified IoT devices/SIMs.

Cheap global IoT coverage without custom satellite modems would enable planetary-scale tracking, agri, and environmental sensing.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Communication Services
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Savor

Savor butter (animal- and plant-free fats made from carbon)

Makes fats molecularly built from captured carbon dioxide, green hydrogen, and methane instead of from animals or crops, starting with a butter replacement sold to restaurants and bakeries.

Fats like palm oil and dairy fat drive deforestation and emissions; a scalable, agriculture-free fat that hits price parity could cut land use across a huge global commodity.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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SemiQon

Silicon quantum chips & cryo-CMOS electronics

VTT spinout shipping silicon quantum-dot chips and cryogenic CMOS electronics toward scalable, fab-compatible quantum hardware.

If cryo-silicon chips let quantum systems scale like ordinary fabs, they could unlock chemistry/materials/logistics compute currently unreachable.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Sensory Earth Intelligence Systems Ltd (SEIS)

GeoShake T1 home seismometer + community earthquake early-warning network

Palm-sized, low-cost home seismic sensor that joins a crowdsourced network (500+ stations, 20,000+ app users) which confirms quakes across nearby nodes and pushes alerts to phones and smart homes seconds before strong shaking, with open data.

Dense, cheap, citizen-hosted sensors could bring earthquake early warning to quake-prone regions that lack government networks.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Seonix Bio

SightScore

First commercial clinical polygenic risk score saliva test for primary open-angle glaucoma; Australia commercial ~Nov 2023, U.S. launch Feb 2025.

Genetic triage could catch glaucoma earlier when treatment still preserves vision and reduce over-monitoring of low-risk patients.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Sequel Med Tech

twiist automated insulin delivery system

An FDA-cleared insulin pump system for people with Type 1 diabetes aged 6 and up that measures the exact volume of every microdose, detects blockages, and automatically adjusts insulin with a forecasting algorithm, offered for no more than $50 a month.

Lower-cost, pharmacy-distributed automated insulin delivery could widen access to closed-loop control and reduce the daily burden of managing Type 1 diabetes.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Serum Institute of India / University of Oxford

R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine

Low-cost, mass-manufacturable childhood malaria vaccine (under $4 a dose) that began national rollout in Cote d'Ivoire in July 2024.

Malaria kills hundreds of thousands of young children a year; a cheap vaccine that can be made by the hundreds of millions of doses could cut that toll alongside nets and drugs.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Sierra

Sierra conversational AI agent platform

Platform for building branded AI agents that handle customer-service conversations and take actions in company systems, such as changing subscriptions or managing deliveries.

If AI agents reliably resolve most service contacts, it changes how millions of people interact with companies and the work of a very large customer-support workforce.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Silurian

GFT (Generative Forecasting Transformer) weather API / GFT-C cyclone forecasts

Foundation-model weather forecasts (1.5B-parameter GFT, ~11 km, 14 days) sold through an API, with a tropical-cyclone model integrated into Disaster Tech's PRATUS emergency-management platform.

Cheaper, more accurate forecasts improve disaster warning, grid balancing and insurance pricing; foundation models of the Earth could extend that to floods, wildfire and climate risk.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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SimBioSys

TumorSight Risk (AI MRI-derived breast cancer recurrence prognosis)

FDA-cleared cloud software that turns routine breast MRI, pathology and clinical data into a 5- and 10-year recurrence-risk score for HR+/HER2- early breast cancer, available before surgery with no tissue shipment.

If imaging-based risk scores prove as useful as tissue genomic tests, they could give faster, cheaper recurrence estimates to far more women, including where genomic testing is unaffordable.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Skleo Health

Skleo Health six-minute AI eye screening (retail/pharmacy/workplace)

Six-minute retinal scans in pharmacies, opticians, dm drugstores and workplaces, read by CE-certified AI and then checked by an eye doctor, to catch glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration early.

Moving eye screening out of specialist clinics into everyday retail could catch millions of treatable eye diseases (and systemic signs like hypertension and diabetes) before irreversible vision loss, a template other health systems could copy.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Skopos Bio

Targeted radiopharmaceutical therapies

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre spinout developing radioactive particles that seek out cancer cells previously reachable only by conventional drugs, extending the theranostic approach beyond prostate cancer.

If its targets work in humans, it could bring precise internal radiation therapy to several common cancers that lack good targeted options.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Skyven Technologies

Skyven Arcturus steam-generating heat pump (SGHP)

Modular MVR-based steam-generating heat pump that upgrades industrial waste heat to boiler-quality steam (up to 420°F/300 psig), offered at no upfront cost on a shared-savings model alongside existing gas boilers.

Process steam is a huge, hard-to-electrify slice of industrial CO2; a heat pump that beats gas boilers on operating cost without customer capex could make steam electrification a financial decision rather than a climate one.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Slingshot AI

Ash, AI built for mental health support

A free iOS and Android app offering text and voice mental-health support from an AI built on a purpose-trained psychology foundation model rather than a general chatbot.

A safe, effective, always-available AI therapy aid could reach the many people who can't get or afford a human therapist.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

SolarDew

SolarDew solar-thermal membrane water purification stations

Dutch company making modular solar-thermal membrane-distillation units that turn seawater, brackish or polluted water into drinking water using only sunlight and gravity, with no electricity, chemicals or high pressure.

Remote communities, schools and clinics with salty or contaminated water could make their own drinking water without power or technicians.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Utilities
First Seen

Solinftec

Solix Sprayer Robot

Autonomous solar-powered Solix Sprayer robot commercially available in the US since March 2024; AI detects weeds and spot-sprays, with company claiming up to ~97–98% herbicide-volume reduction vs broadcast.

24/7 autonomous spot-spray fleets that slash herbicide volumes while mapping weed pressure could cut chemical load on commodity row crops without forcing a full mechanical-weeding transition.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Solivis

Sulfide solid electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries (Hoengseong Plant 1, wet-synthesis)

Korean startup mass-producing sulfide solid electrolytes (~12 mS/cm) via a proprietary wet-synthesis process that avoids large dry rooms, now shipping from a 42 t/yr continuous plant to Korean battery makers and Japanese automakers.

Cheap, consistent sulfide electrolyte is a gating input for all-solid-state EV batteries; a lower-capex wet process could pull ASSB cost curves forward.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Sonic Fire Tech

Sonic Home Defense

Residential wildfire defense system using infrasound to detect and suppress embers without water or chemicals; commercial rollout Dec 2025 with California installations underway.

If infrasound ember defense works at neighborhood scale, it could protect homes where water-based sprinklers fail or are banned.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Sonova (Phonak)

Phonak Audéo Sphere Infinio (DEEPSONIC real-time AI hearing aid)

Prescription hearing aid with a dedicated on-device neural-network chip (DEEPSONIC) that separates speech from background noise in real time, tackling the speech-in-noise problem that is the top complaint of hearing-aid users.

Dedicated neural chips that clean up speech in restaurants and crowds could make hearing aids work where people actually struggle, raising adoption and showing what tiny always-on edge AI can do on the body.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Span.IO, Inc. (SPAN)

SPAN Edge Intelligent Service Point

Private smart-panel company launched a utility-only at-the-meter service-point device with PowerUp load management so utilities can electrify homes within existing service limits and dynamically shape residential load.

Grid-edge controllable service points could unlock mass electrification without transformer upgrades.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

SpectaCell

Label-free single-cell analysis platform for immunotherapies

imec, VIB and Ghent University spinout combining chip-based imaging and data analysis to track how cell therapies and T-cell engagers affect individual cells, in hours instead of days.

Faster, label-free potency testing could shorten immunotherapy development and lower manufacturing costs, indirectly widening patient access.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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SQIM (Ephea)

Ephea Uma pure-mycelium luxury material (Bottega Veneta Woven Mycelium collection)

Italian biotech SQIM's Ephea Uma is a 100% pure-mycelium material grown by fermentation and finished by Italian tanneries, now used in Bottega Veneta's Fall 2026 Woven Mycelium intrecciato small leather goods.

If a Kering house keeps mycelium in permanent ranges, it validates pure-mycelium (non-PU-backed) materials as a luxury category and could restart investment after the Mylo/MycoWorks setbacks.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

StackBlitz (Bolt)

Bolt.new AI app and website builder

Builds working websites, apps, and prototypes from a chat prompt, running the generated code inside the user's browser via StackBlitz's WebContainer in-browser runtime, with hosting and databases through Bolt Cloud.

Lets non-programmers turn ideas into working software, widening who can build apps.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Standard Energy

Vanadium Ion Battery (VIB) ESS

Korean vanadium-ion battery ESS with aqueous electrolyte (non-flammable), ~96% RTE and high C-rate; commercial sales from Dec 2023 with demonstrated fast grid support / grid-forming-class response; V-Line shipments ramping 2026.

Fire-safe long-life VIB ESS that can respond like synchronous plant on weak grids could unlock denser urban/AI storage where lithium fire risk and cycle life constrain siting.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Standard Nuclear

TRISO / HALEU advanced nuclear fuel

Reactor-agnostic U.S. TRISO/HALEU fuel manufacturer that began commercial-scale HALEU-TRISO production and early customer deliveries in 2026.

If Standard Nuclear can scale TRISO/HALEU at industrial volumes, it unblocks factory-built advanced reactors for data centers, defense, and grids that today lack secure Western fuel.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Stargate Hydrogen

Stellar alkaline electrolyser stacks and systems (ceramic-based)

Estonian maker of alkaline electrolysers that use ceramic-based electrode technology. It ships Stellar stacks from its Tallinn factory and delivered a 1 MW system to Fortum's Kalla Test Center in Finland.

Lower-cost electrolysers made in Europe could cut green hydrogen capex for steel, ammonia and e-fuels and reduce reliance on Chinese alkaline electrolyser makers.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

SunCharge Motors

Solar Auto solar-assisted electric cargo three-wheeler

A Pune-built electric cargo three-wheeler with a solar roof that charges the battery while driving, priced around Rs 4.5 lakh for last-mile fleets in small Indian cities with little charging infrastructure.

Reducing dependence on charging networks could speed EV adoption for last-mile delivery in Tier-2/3 and rural India.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Suno

Suno (AI song generation)

AI platform that turns a short text prompt into a complete song with lyrics, vocals, and instrumentation, used by consumers and creators via web app and a Microsoft Copilot integration.

Makes music creation available to anyone without instruments or training, potentially reshaping how much music is made and who makes it.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Superbrewed Food

SB1 Postbiotic Cultured Protein

Anaerobic fermentation postbiotic cultured protein (FDA GRAS) now shipping from Döhler commercial production into US sports/lifestyle nutrition.

A whole-food, allergen-free microbial protein with vitamins/minerals could diversify protein supply beyond whey and plants while converting sugar feedstocks into nutrition.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Superpower

Superpower preventive health membership

Consumer health membership bundling 100+ blood and lab tests with personalized insights and a care team, aimed at preventive and longevity-focused care.

Could push routine care toward earlier detection by making broad lab panels cheap and continuous for consumers.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

T-Mobile (with SpaceX Starlink)

T-Satellite direct-to-cell satellite texting and data for ordinary smartphones

Nationwide US service that lets ordinary unlocked smartphones text, share location, reach 911 and use select apps via 650+ Starlink satellites wherever the sky is visible, even for AT&T and Verizon customers.

Removing cellular dead zones for ordinary phones changes safety and connectivity for hikers, rural residents, disaster zones and eventually the billions outside tower coverage; the same direct-to-cell approach is being replicated by carriers worldwide.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Communication Services
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Taku

Taku / Taku 2.0

Desktop workspace to discover, run, remix, and publish AI apps/workflows (Stax) without GitHub or setup.

If non-engineers can reliably run and remix agent stacks like apps, AI capability could diffuse far beyond technical users.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

TalusAg

talusOne / modular green ammonia systems

Containerized modular green ammonia plants that make fertilizer on-site from renewable power, water, and air; first commercial install in Kenya late 2023, North America production with Landus in 2025.

Local ammonia from renewables could cut fertilizer carbon intensity, shorten fragile supply chains, and later feed maritime/fuel uses without waiting for mega-plants.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Teal Health

Teal Wand

FDA-authorized at-home vaginal self-collection kit + telehealth for HPV-based cervical cancer screening.

Could raise screening adherence for a nearly preventable cancer by removing in-clinic barriers (time, discomfort, access).

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Tellia

Tellia voice AI for agriculture

Voice/WhatsApp field assistant that turns calls, notes, and photos into structured farm records, tasks, and reports.

Could finally close the field-to-system data gap that blocks precision ag, compliance, and AI decisioning on real farms.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Terra Grip Anchors

Terra Grip

Galvanized steel root-like anchors for decks/sheds/fences without concrete footings.

Cuts concrete waste, dig time, and DIY friction for light structures.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Real Estate
First Seen

Terradot

Enhanced Rock Weathering / MRV platform

Scales enhanced rock weathering on tropical farmland with high-precision MRV and large offtake contracts.

If ERW can be measured cheaply and deployed on millions of tropical hectares, it becomes one of the few near-term paths to durable gigaton-scale carbon removal using existing agriculture.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

Tesla

Tesla Robotaxi ride-hail service (Austin)

Paid autonomous ride-hail service in Austin using camera-only Model Y vehicles, launched with in-car safety monitors in June 2025 and offering some rides with no safety monitor since January 2026.

A robotaxi built on a consumer car already produced by the million could drive the cost of autonomous rides down sharply and make driverless transport widespread far faster than custom fleets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

The EVERY Company

OvoPro (precision-fermented egg white / ovalbumin)

Precision-fermented ovalbumin egg-white protein sold as a B2B ingredient in national retail products (Walmart/Target) and consumer pantry powder.

Functional egg protein decoupled from flocks could stabilize bakery/foodservice supply against avian flu and cage-free cost shocks at commodity-competitive prices.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
First Seen

Thinking Machines Lab

Tinker (fine-tuning / training API for open-weight models)

Managed Python API that lets researchers and developers fine-tune and post-train large open-weight models (up to trillion-parameter MoEs) with full control of data and algorithms, while the company runs the distributed GPU training.

Could broaden who can do frontier-style post-training research, shifting model customization away from a few big labs.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

TimeTeller GmbH

TimeTeller circadian rhythm saliva test

At-home saliva test that profiles a person's molecular circadian clock, reimbursed by German insurer Techniker Krankenkasse for some cancer patients and now sold direct to consumers and longevity clinics, aiming to time cancer treatment to each patient's body clock.

If timing treatment to each patient's internal clock proves to cut side effects and improve efficacy, 'when' becomes a standard variable in precision medicine.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Tinfoil

Tinfoil (Private Chat, Inference API, Containers)

Verifiable private AI inference on confidential GPUs so neither the host nor cloud operator can read prompts.

Could make provable privacy a default for cloud AI in regulated settings, unlocking sensitive workloads that currently stay on-prem.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Tokamak Energy

TE Magnetics (HTS magnet systems)

Commercial division selling high-temperature superconducting magnet systems spun from Tokamak Energy fusion R&D.

Cheap, quench-safer HTS magnets could unlock denser fusion devices and spill into wind, science, and propulsion markets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Torch Systems

Torch / TerraNode wildfire and site-monitoring sensors

Solar-powered, radio-connected multi-sensor nodes (infrared and optical imaging, spectral, gas, temperature, humidity) with edge AI that detect fires within about 3 minutes across a roughly 10-acre radius, including under solar panels, plus equipment faults at utility and solar sites.

Ground-level detection within minutes, rather than hours, could stop solar-farm and wildland-urban-interface ignitions while they are still small, cutting losses for utilities and communities.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
First Seen

tozero

Acid-free hydrometallurgical battery recycling (Li/graphite recovery)

Acid-free hydrometallurgical recycling that recovers battery-grade lithium carbonate and graphite from end-of-life cells at industrial demo scale in Germany.

If acid-free recycling can undercut mined lithium and reclaim graphite domestically, Europe can close a critical-materials gap without new mines—and cut landfill of EV batteries.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

Trace

Trace

Context-aware orchestration layer that routes work between humans and AI agents across Slack, Notion, Jira, and similar tools.

A durable CompanyOS that correctly decides what AI vs humans should do could change how knowledge organizations scale output without headcount.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

Travv, Inc.

Travv Dx cloud veterinary diagnostics platform (Travv Rads, Travv Cardio)

Cloud PACS, RIS and LIS platform for veterinary hospitals with board-certified radiology and cardiology reads delivered through it, plus a free AI tool that measures vertebral heart score from a chest radiograph.

Better diagnostic infrastructure could raise care quality for pets and livestock and ease veterinary specialist shortages.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Trilobio

Trilobot One + Trilobio OS

A benchtop multi-tool lab robot (pipettor, gripper, tube handler) with auto-calibration and no-code protocol software, sold to academic labs, synbio startups and biotechs.

Cheap, flexible whole-lab automation could make biology experiments more reproducible and much faster.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

TruDiagnostic

SYMPHONYAge (via TruAge)

First commercial organ-system-specific epigenetic aging analysis covering 11 systems from Yale-developed clocks, launched June 2024.

Organ-resolved aging risk could steer personalized interventions and drug trials toward measurable healthspan outcomes.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

Trust AI

Isaac PracticeOS AI-native dental practice management system

AI-native dental practice-management system with 13 modules on one patient record (charting, imaging, treatment planning, insurance claims and narratives, scheduling, AI after-hours receptionist, analytics), starting at $299 per month.

Cutting admin and claim denials could lower practice costs and free dentists' time, modestly improving access to dental care.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
First Seen

TURN2X GmbH

RFNBO-certified e-methane (renewable synthetic natural gas) from modular plants, first at Miajadas, Spain

Makes pipeline-ready e-methane from renewable hydrogen and biogenic CO2 in modular methanation plants; its first commercial plant in Spain has sold its full output and made the first fully RFNBO-certified e-methane delivery.

A drop-in renewable gas could decarbonise hard-to-electrify heat and industry using existing pipelines and storage without new infrastructure.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Twelve

E-Jet / AirPlant One

US power-to-liquid company opened AirPlant One in Moses Lake (June 2026), selling ASTM on-spec E-Jet SAF made from CO2 and renewable electricity, with Alaska Airlines and Microsoft as partners.

Drop-in jet fuel from electricity and captured CO2 could scale without agricultural feedstock limits and offer long-term fixed-price fuel contracts tied to power PPAs.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Energy
First Seen

Udio

Udio (AI music creation app)

AI music app from former Google DeepMind researchers that generates songs from text prompts or lyrics, now transitioning to a licensed platform under a 2025 settlement with Universal Music Group.

Its licensed deal with UMG could become the template for how AI music and the record industry coexist.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Information Technology
First Seen

UNCAGED Innovations

ELEVATE grain-protein leather alternative (BioFuze platform)

Biomaterials startup using its BioFuze platform to fuse grain-byproduct proteins (corn, soy, wheat) into a collagen-mimicking, tanning-free leather alternative sold in rolls for existing manufacturing lines.

Abundant grain byproducts and drop-in processing could make a low-cost, low-plastic leather alternative available to mid-market brands, not just luxury houses.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Materials
First Seen

UNIGRID

Na+Casa sodium-ion residential ESS

UCSD-spinout UNIGRID’s first-gen 9.25 kWh NaCrO2 sodium-ion wall-mount home battery, with initial European residential installs and a planned U.S. launch pending UL compliance.

If Na-ion residential packs can match Li-ion LCOE while eliminating cobalt/nickel dependence and thermal-runaway risk, home solar-plus-storage and third-party ownership models become safer and more geopolitically resilient at mass scale.

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4/5
Sector
Energy
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Unravel Health

Micro Lab

London startup building a palm-sized Micro Lab that reads up to five hormones from saliva in minutes, so women can track daily hormonal changes at home.

Cheap, repeated multi-hormone measurement could change diagnosis of conditions like PCOS, perimenopause and fertility issues and build a large longitudinal dataset.

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3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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UpFront Diagnostics

LVOne rapid blood test for large-vessel-occlusion stroke

A point-of-care blood test paramedics can use before hospital to identify severe large-vessel-occlusion strokes, so patients go straight to centres that can perform thrombectomy.

Stroke triage today relies on imaging that most ambulances lack; a cheap biomarker test in every ambulance could get many more severe-stroke patients to clot-removal treatment in time.

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3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Uplift AI

Orator (voice models + APIs)

Foundational voice models for underserved regional languages (starting with Urdu) via APIs and SDKs.

Voice interfaces could onboard hundreds of millions of people who are poorly served by text-first apps and English-centric models.

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3/5
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Information Technology
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UtmoLight (Utmost Light)

Large-area perovskite PV modules

Chinese perovskite module maker with GW-scale line; commercial modules sold and installed including a 6.7 MW rooftop project in July 2026.

Proves perovskite modules can leave the lab into commercial rooftops and utility demos, opening a path to cheaper high-efficiency solar beyond silicon limits.

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4/5
Sector
Energy
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Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Journavx (suzetrigine) non-opioid NaV1.8 pain signal inhibitor

First drug in a new class of non-opioid pain medicines: an oral pill that blocks the NaV1.8 sodium channel in peripheral pain nerves to treat moderate-to-severe acute pain without addictive potential.

About 80 million Americans are prescribed medicine for moderate-to-severe acute pain each year (Vertex); a non-addictive option at that scale could cut first exposures to opioids that seed long-term dependence, and NaV1.8 validation opens a pipeline for chronic pain too.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Vertex Pharmaceuticals / CRISPR Therapeutics

Casgevy (exagamglogene autotemcel)

First FDA-approved CRISPR/Cas9 therapy for sickle cell disease (and later beta-thalassemia).

If CRISPR therapies scale beyond rare blood disorders, they could rewrite how genetic disease is treated—from lifelong management to one-time cures—and unlock editing for larger populations.

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Score
5/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Virtual Incision

MIRA miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery system

First FDA-authorized miniaturized (~2 lb) soft-tissue surgical robot designed to make any OR robot-ready for colectomy without a mainframe suite.

Tray-to-table miniRAS could bring robotic MIS to the ~90% of ORs that lack mainframe robots, expanding access beyond large hospitals.

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3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Vital Lyfe

Access portable desalination / water purifier

A $749 battery-powered reverse-osmosis unit that makes about six gallons of drinking water an hour from seawater, brackish or well water, solar-compatible, built with Starlink-style volume manufacturing.

Cheap mass-produced desalination units could give off-grid communities, disaster responders and NGOs drinking water without bottled-water logistics.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Utilities
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Vivici

Vivitein BLG

Precision-fermented beta-lactoglobulin dairy protein sold B2B in the U.S. for active nutrition without animals.

If precision-fermented dairy proteins reach commodity cost, dairy nutrition could partially decouple from cattle land, methane, and water use.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Vow

Forged (cultivated Japanese quail)

Cultivated Japanese quail products (e.g. Forged pâté/parfait) sold commercially in Singapore then Australia restaurants.

Proves cultivated meat can expand beyond chicken/beef narratives and open new culinary categories; successive regulatory wins (SG, AU/NZ) widen the path.

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3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Voxelgrids Innovations

Voxelgrids 1.5T helium-free (conduction-cooled) MRI scanner

Indian-designed and -built 1.5 Tesla MRI scanner whose conduction-cooled superconducting magnet avoids routine liquid-helium refills, aiming at roughly 40% lower system cost so smaller and Tier-2 hospitals can offer MRI.

Most of the world lacks MRI access; a cheaper, lighter, helium-free high-field scanner built locally could spread advanced imaging (especially cancer diagnosis) into regional hospitals across India and other low- and middle-income countries.

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3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Wandercraft

Eve personal self-balancing exoskeleton

FDA-cleared self-balancing personal exoskeleton commercially available in the US for eligible adults with spinal cord injury to use at home hands-free.

Hands-free upright mobility at home for wheelchair users could restore autonomy and health benefits of standing/walking without crutches or therapist-only clinics.

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3/5
Sector
Healthcare
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WAVR Technologies

WAVR atmospheric water harvesting systems

UNLV spin-out whose frog-skin-inspired sorbent systems pull water from desert air at humidity as low as 10% for industrial, agricultural, municipal and high-purity customers; currently up to 20 liters per unit per day.

Cheap water from dry air would give arid regions, farms and factories a supply that doesn't depend on aquifers or pipelines.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Utilities
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Wild Zebra

Wild Zebra Socratic AI math and reading tutor

AI tutor for grades 2 to 9 that guides students with questions grounded in their own interests instead of handing them answers, now used by tens of thousands of students.

Socratic AI tutoring at scale could give every child something close to one-on-one help.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
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Wildtype

Wildtype Cultivated Salmon

FDA-cleared cultivated coho salmon sold in US restaurants as sushi-grade seafood.

Could decouple premium salmon supply from overfishing and aquaculture disease/antibiotic issues while creating a new domestic seafood production path.

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Score
4/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Windfall Bio

FOUNDATION (methane-to-fertilizer)

Methane-eating microbes that convert livestock, landfill, and other methane streams into organic fertilizer (FOUNDATION).

Turning dilute methane into saleable fertilizer could monetize abatement across dairy, landfill, and coal-mine methane where destruction alone rarely pays.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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WIRobotics

WIM

1.6 kg consumer/institutional walking-assist wearable robot sold commercially in Korea with expansion plans.

Lightweight daily-wear walking assistance could extend independent mobility for aging populations if it becomes as common as hearing aids.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Healthcare
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Xpanner

X1 Kit

Retrofit kit turning existing pile drivers and similar machines into task-automated, software-defined equipment.

Labor shortages and solar-piling scale need automation without replacing entire machine fleets.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Real Estate
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YoLearn.ai

YoLearn.ai / YoTutor voice-first AI tutor

Indian edtech offering a voice-first AI tutor that talks students through problems in real time on a live interactive sketchpad, aimed at Grades 9-12 board exams and JEE, NEET and CUET entrance-exam prep.

Cheap, spoken, visual one-on-one tutoring could give students without access to coaching centres a comparable level of help.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
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Zackat Labs, Inc.

W3 heat-stress wearable + connected gas monitor platform

Cellular-connected wearable that tracks an outdoor or industrial worker's core body temperature, heart-rate variability, fatigue and dehydration and alerts supervisors before heat stress becomes dangerous, with an optional Bluetooth gas monitor.

Extreme heat is a growing killer of outdoor workers; cheap, continuous physiological monitoring could make heat-safety rules enforceable and prevent heatstroke deaths across construction, energy and agriculture.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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ZELP

ZELP Sense

Wearable sensor measuring individual-cow methane in real farm conditions; commercially released August 2026.

Cheap, scalable enteric methane measurement unlocks carbon markets, breeding, and additive verification that chamber methods cannot scale.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Staples
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Zeno

Zeno Emara battery-swappable electric motorcycle

Builds the Emara cargo-and-passenger electric motorbike (about 100 km range, 250 kg load, 8 kW peak) for East African boda-boda riders and India, sold with or without a battery and backed by an app-controlled swap and charging network, at roughly half the operating cost of petrol bikes.

Motorbike taxis are core transport for tens of millions of people; cheaper electric bikes plus swappable batteries that can also power homes could cut fuel costs and emissions and add modular electricity in places with weak grids.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
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Zero ASIC

PackageCompiler

Browser-based autonomous chip package compiler for chiplet/3D assemblies from YAML/JSON spec to manufacturable outputs.

If package design becomes compile-like, chiplet systems could be designed by far more teams, accelerating disaggregated silicon.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Information Technology
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ZeroUSV

Oceanus12 autonomous USV charter fleet

UK firm chartering fully autonomous 12m hybrid USVs with remote ops for offshore survey, ISR, and oceanographic missions.

Crewless over-the-horizon USVs can cut cost and risk for persistent offshore data and security missions that currently require crewed ships.

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Score
2/5
Sector
Industrials
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Zipline

Platform 2 (P2) home drone delivery

Zipline's second-generation drone system that lowers packages by tether to a customer's yard in about 30 minutes, launched commercially with Walmart in Mesquite, Texas.

Quiet, fast drone delivery could replace many short car trips for groceries and medicine, cutting emissions and costs.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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Zoox (Amazon)

Zoox purpose-built robotaxi ride-hail service (Las Vegas)

Public driverless ride-hail service using a purpose-built, bidirectional electric robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals, live on the Las Vegas Strip and airport routes and charging fares since August 2026.

If vehicles designed from scratch for autonomy (no driver controls) prove cheaper and safer at scale, they could reshape urban transport, car ownership and parking far more than retrofitted cars.

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Score
3/5
Sector
Industrials
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