Boundary Layer Technologies designs and manufactures the Valo Hyperfoil, a semi-autonomous electric hydrofoiling vessel that utilizes hydrofoil technology to lift above the water, significantly reducing drag and increasing speed. This innovation addresses the inefficiencies of traditional shipping methods, offering a faster and more environmentally friendly solution for water transportation.

Commonwealth Fusion is developing smaller, cost-effective tokamak fusion systems using high-temperature superconducting magnets to produce net energy from fusion. The company aims to deliver clean, abundant energy through its SPARC machine, paving the way for the first commercial fusion power plant, ARC, to combat climate change.

Daily provides a WebRTC platform that enables developers to integrate real-time voice, video, and AI capabilities into their applications with ultra-low latency and enterprise-grade reliability. The platform addresses the need for secure, compliant communication infrastructure by offering features like end-to-end encryption and support for HIPAA and GDPR compliance.

Dusty Robotics develops a robot-powered construction layout system that integrates building information modeling (BIM) with autonomous mobile robots to print precise layouts directly on construction-site floors. This technology reduces layout time from months to days, enhances accuracy to within 1/16 inch, and minimizes labor and material waste, improving overall project efficiency.

Ecolectro utilizes patented alkaline exchange materials to produce green hydrogen through a membrane-based electrolysis process, significantly reducing production costs by 33%. This technology addresses the high costs and environmental impact associated with traditional hydrogen production methods, making clean hydrogen a viable alternative.

The startup develops analytics software that automates factory operating systems by providing real-time visibility into assembly line data. This enables engineers to quickly identify and rectify dimensional issues without needing physical access to the assembly units, significantly reducing downtime and improving production efficiency.

The startup develops an HVAC energy efficiency system that employs artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and machine learning algorithms to optimize heating and cooling in commercial buildings. This technology enables offices to reduce energy consumption and lower electricity costs while maintaining individual temperature preferences for occupants throughout the day.

The startup develops computational design software that utilizes 3D solid design, topology optimization, and implicit geometry kernels to enhance product planning and design in industrial engineering. This technology enables manufacturers to efficiently create complex structures and manage thermal and fluid dynamics, ultimately improving production speed and customization capabilities.

Oishii, operated by Tortuga AgTech, uses indoor vertical farms to grow premium, non‑GMO berries and Rubī tomatoes year‑round. By controlling light, temperature, and nutrients, the company delivers consistent, high‑quality fruit with superior taste to upscale grocery retailers and chefs in urban markets, while using up to 90% less water and eliminating pesticide use.

Particle offers an integrated IoT Platform-as-a-Service that abstracts hardware and radio complexities, providing a unified Device OS, global LTE/5G/Wi‑Fi/LoRaWAN/satellite connectivity, and a cloud console for secure over‑the‑air firmware and model updates. Its real‑time data pipelines and built‑in security features enable developers to manage fleets, turn sensor streams into actionable insights, and deploy edge‑ML models without handling low‑level infrastructure.

Peanut develops AI-enabled cleaning robots that autonomously navigate and monitor commercial spaces, utilizing transformer and LLM-based robotics models for enhanced efficiency. With over 13,000 hours of operational data, these robots provide a cost-effective solution to the labor-intensive cleaning challenges faced by hotels and corporate buildings.

Wildtype cultivates sushi-grade salmon using cellular agriculture techniques that replicate the natural growth environment of fish, eliminating the need for wild-caught or traditional farmed seafood. This approach reduces the risks of mercury, parasites, and antibiotics while providing a sustainable alternative that lessens the pressure on overfished ocean ecosystems.