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Kudos to the Tampa Bay Innovation Center for its recent additions. Nine bay area tech startups are part of the Fall 2024 cohort:
BluOcean Innovation: SaaS product for business process optimization and forecasting
Depth AI: Reducing human error and streamlining medical imaging for better patient care
Job Phaze: Assisting hiring manager with better tools for candidate matching
Pathogens.ai: Enabling agriculture labs with AI-assisted models for pathogen detection
Perimeter Health: Tracking variants of unknown significance (VUS) in genetic testing results
Solar Design Lab: Reducing the cost and delays in the design and engineering of solar systems
Tampa Deep Sea: Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) for research and marine services
TECHG-X: Identifying risks associated with climate change and weather-related events
TerraChat: SaaS platform for workforce and job management in the landscaping industry
And six more tech startups have joined their community:
Accelerare: AI-focused venture studio with deep expertise in launching venture-backed startups.
Bryq: Talent intelligence platform that leverages data to predict performance. It enables clients to make informed hiring decisions and enhance employee development.
DemandOS: Software that helps company founders create, optimize, and scale their Go-to-Market processes. It includes smart campaign alerts and Voice of the Customer analysis to help startup founders transition out of managing the day-to-day GTM motions.
Floor Plan Ninja: Creating floor plans for existing properties, providing a valuable tool for real estate agents to showcase property layouts to potential buyers.
Intention Technology: Medical device company dedicated to enhancing data quality in healthcare by developing an innovative diagnostic tool.
Just Reach Out: AI-powered public relations software that empowers individuals and businesses to manage their own PR effectively and affordably.
The Innovation District and six partners were recently selected to help grow startups that are working on technology/data solutions for the ocean economy. This powerful collaboration is made possible thanks to $13.9 million awarded by the NOAA Ocean Enterprise Accelerators program.
Kudos to Lauren Bell, the Innovation District's Hub Community Manager, for her acceptance into the Leadership St. Pete Class of 2025. Lauren is a rock star at the Innovation District.
Are you like me? Give me a physical map and I get excited! Maybe its a carryover from the pre-GPS days, but I think it is such a fun way to explore an area.