Author: Paul Riat
Love Lifesciences gets $25K cash injection
The startup is developing a series of safety injection devices to prevent needlestick and dosing error, as well as an improved injection experience for those self administering medications. The road to FDA approval to sell a medical device is often long, but Love and co-founder CTO Bradley Hopper hope their startup can clear the major hurdles in the next year.
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Tiny Harrisonville, MO startup funded to develop super AI chip
The startup is investigating a new reconfigurable computing platform capable of performing a variety of AI (machine learning) tasks in a distributed and parallel manner for better performance and lower cost. The end products, if successful, will be AI accelerator chips that can be integrated into accelerator cards or as co-processors for both servers and in edge computing… particularly cloud computing.
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Four early stage tech startups to pitch at OPO Demo Day
Four early stage startups are selected to pitch to a 'Shark Tank' style live pitch competition at...
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Wind energy startup lands 2 grants; $1M+
One of the grant applications lays out how this startup plans to piggy-back solar installers for rapid expansion of the commercial product being developed with money from these grants.
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