Impossible Sensing lands $250K to develop soil sensor
Founded in 2016 the 12 person St. Louis startup nabbed global headlines this spring for having its sensors aboard the rover as part of the Mars 2020 Perseverance mission.
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Author: Paul Riat
Brain-computer device cleared by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized NeuroLutions to market its brain-computer interface device in April of this year. The Santa Cruz, CA company was founded in 2007, has research and funding ties to St. Louis. CrunchBase says it has brought in a combined $1.3M in VC from Ascension Ventures, Prolog Ventures, BioGenerator and an earlier seed round by St. Louis Arch Angels.
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EXCLUSIVE: Video software startup 4X’s recurring revenue
“Every morning I wake up, there’s another 15 to 20 subscribers… We’re at about $12,000 a month in subscription revenue… (a year ago) it was three or four thousand” the CEO tells the 4thEst8.
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AgButler touts 1350 users on anniversary of MVP launch
“Today marks our one year anniversary of having our initial MVP launched, so it’s kind of a big day,” AgButler CEO Kevin Johansen told the 4thEst8.
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EXCLUSIVE: FynCom lands first investor
The four person startup has an Android app called KarmaCall that blocks phone spammers and robocalls – with a cryptocurrency twist.
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