As a pioneer in democratizing artificial intelligence, aiXplain provides businesses with innovative tools to swiftly build, deploy, and scale AI solutions. Their integrated suite of tools and AI assets, such as models, datasets, and pipelines, make sophisticated AI-based application development accessible to all levels of an organization. With data at the core, aiXplain tools create custom solutions to align with business needs. Committed to excellence and guided by a vision for the future of AI, aiXplain fuels the development of the next generation of intelligent business applications.

Broadly ensures that your business looks great online, and is found and chosen by potential customers. Its review strategy makes it easy for customers to write a great feedback on Google, Yelp, Facebook, and website with one click. Thousands of business owners, managers, and team members depend on Broadly every day to run their businesses from anywhere, in real time. Broadly is a venture-funded startup founded in 2014, based in Oakland, CA.

Built Robotics is an industrial automation company that designs to make autonomous construction equipment. They also allow one equipment operator to oversee a fleet of vehicles working autonomously in parallel. It combines sensors such as GPS, cameras, and lidar with advanced software, and the systems can be installed on standard equipment from any manufacturer. The company transforms heavy equipment into autonomous robots for the $1 trillion earthmoving industry. It also develops AI guidance systems to transform heavy equipment into autonomous robots. Built’s guidance systems are deployed today across the $1 trillion earthmoving industry, and they’re being used to build critical infrastructures such as wind farms, gas pipelines, and new housing developments. Built Robotics is backed by some of the top investors in Silicon Valley, including Founders Fund, NEA, and Next47, and has raised over $48M to date.

We're building a new kind of robotics company. One without egos. Driven by empathy. With collaboration at its core. Our mission is to build a new robotic future. A future where robots are a trusted extension of your surroundings. They work, adapt, and react around you. Not the other way around.

FarmWise provides technology-based services that allow farmers to streamline farm operations and increase food production efficiency.

Feedback Loop is the agile research platform for rapid consumer feedback. Farmers Insurance, Humana, Lending Tree, Uber, and Fortune 500 companies trust Feedback Loop to bring the voice of the consumer into critical market decisions. Formerly known as Alpha, Feedback Loop was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in New York City and backed by Crosslink Capital, Spider Capital, and Calibrate Ventures.

GrayMatter Robotics creates solutions to assist humans in tedious and ergonomically challenging tasks. It develops robotic brains for industrial robots designed to allow them to transform into smart assistants for high-mix low-volume manufacturing applications. It makes AI-brains for robots to make them smart, easy to use and rapidly deployable for complex operations, enabling users to improve their quality of life by leveraging robotics and artificial intelligence. The company was founded in 2020 and is based in Los Angeles, California.

Regard develops artificially intelligent systems to automate documentation for physicians. Their technology mines the medical record for pertinent information, assists in diagnosing key conditions, and generates proper documentation. By integrating into the workflow, HealthTensor can provide trusted, evidence-backed notes directly to physicians to save time, reduce liability, and optimize appropriate reimbursements.

The AI landscape is dominated by solutions that sacrifice integrity for power. We refuse to compromise. We’re on a mission to make trustworthy AI the global standard. To advance this mission, we’ve launched an open source alternative to black box AI called Howso Engine. It’s an auditable ML framework that brings groundbreaking explainability and performance to AI. We’ve also built an enterprise synthetic data platform atop Engine called Howso Synthesizer. It’s a solution that helps companies train AI/ML models with accurate, private, and auditable data. Howso Engine and Synthesizer are only the beginning, but they are already being used by global financial institutions, health care systems, and governments across the world. We’re building high-performance AI that you can trust. Howso (formerly “Diveplane”) was co-founded by Dr. Mike Capps, Dr. Chris Hazard, and Mike Resnick in 2017. In September 2023, the company renamed the company alongside the release of the open source version of Engine in a critical step towards meaningful social impact.

Parallel Domain is a synthetic data generation platform for computer vision and autonomy. Parallel Domain provides a smart way to prepare both machines and human operators for the real world, while minimizing the time and miles spent. Users can connect to the Parallel Domain API and tap into the power of synthetic data to accelerate their autonomous system development. Parallel Domain generates synthetic labeled data sets, simulation worlds, and controllable sensor feeds so users can develop, train, and test their algorithms safely before putting these systems into the real world.

Over the last seven years, Expo has been working to solve some of the biggest problems in the hospitality industry. Founded by Will Pacio, a restaurant veteran, who worked as a cook with the Thomas Keller Restaurant Group before opening his own chain of fast casual restaurants in Northern California called Spice Kit, and by Dave Lu, a technology veteran, who has worked at Silicon Valley giants like Yahoo!, Apple and eBay. Together they set out to fix the biggest challenge facing the industry: staffing. Previously known as Pared, they were able to fill over 200,000 shifts in major U.S. cities such as San Francisco, New York, Washington, DC and Philadelphia. They helped staff fast casual restaurants like Halal Guys to Michelin restaurants from world renowned chefs like Jean Georges and Dominique Crenn. Pared was featured in The New York Times, Bloomberg and Nation's Restaurant News. Over that time, they learned that it's impossible to manage your teams well without the right data. They saw the difficulties of having multiple software vendors that did not talk to one another. The problem was exponentially worse at scale. Now they are focusing on helping large multi-unit operations better leverage all of their data in one integrated solution called Expo. Expo allows management and teams to optimize their performance based on real-time data and insights.

Using robotics and data processing, we are reinventing the technology stack of precision casting and factory operations.