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Rubi Laboratories

Rubi Laboratories develops biocatalyst technology that converts carbon emissions into cellulose-based textiles, effectively removing CO2 from the atmosphere while using virtually no water or land. This process addresses the environmental impact of traditional textile production by creating carbon-negative materials that biodegrade at the end of their lifecycle.

Traction 10/10
San Francisco, United States · HQ
Founded 2020287K+ followers
  • Biotechnology
  • Clean Technology
  • Manufacturing / Industry 4.0
Updated 14 days ago

Funding

Raised to date

$19.3MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Founders

2 founders

Leila Mashouf

Founder

Neeka Mashouf

Founder

Product

Problem

Traditional textile production relies on resource-intensive processes that contribute significantly to carbon emissions, water depletion, and land degradation. The apparel industry's reliance on extracting cellulose from plants through energy-intensive and polluting methods exacerbates climate change.

Solution

Rubi Laboratories has developed a biocatalytic process that captures carbon emissions and converts them into cellulose-based textiles. This technology offers a carbon-negative alternative to conventional textile manufacturing, effectively removing CO2 from the atmosphere. The process requires virtually no water or land, minimizing environmental impact while producing high-quality textiles that are biodegradable at the end of their lifecycle. By mimicking nature's own processes, Rubi creates a symbiotic manufacturing system that restores ecological balance.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes apparel brands and manufacturers seeking sustainable, carbon-negative textile alternatives to reduce their environmental footprint.

Features

  • Biocatalytic conversion of carbon emissions into cellulose
  • Carbon-negative textile production, removing more CO2 than it emits
  • Minimal water and land usage compared to traditional methods
  • Biodegradable textiles that decompose at the end of their life
  • Fully traceable supply chain
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