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Provengo

SaaS

Software Development

Provengo

We develop tools for system specification, validation, and correct-by-construction workflow automation, based on groundbreaking - yet friendly - formal methods.

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Hydrow

Healthcare

Hydrow

New to the market, fast-growing, incredibly innovative, and already recognized as one of the Boston Globe’s Top Places to Work, Hydrow is the Live Outdoor Reality (LOR)™ rowing machine that delivers on-water experiences at home with workouts led by world-class athletes. Engaging twice as many muscles as cycling (86%, in fact), Hydrow’s interactive technology delivers challenging virtual workouts, including On the Mat offerings like Yoga (Strength, Mobility) and Pilates from gorgeous locations around the world. Hydrow connects members with an entire community of fellow rowers who experience the rivers and waterways of the world together in synchrony. You, too, can be part of that community. At Hydrow, you’ll have the chance to shape a company that is disrupting the fitness industry while creating engaging content unmatched in the marketplace today. Sound exciting? That’s because it is!

SONIXApp

Software

SONIXApp

We provide the capability to communicate and interact over the internet as fast as in real-life. We take digital audio to the next level with a proprietary ultra-low latency and high-definition audio communication app.

Emulate

Healthcare

Emulate

Emulate Inc. is a privately held company that creates advanced in vitro models for understanding how diseases, medicines, chemicals, and foods affect human health. Our lab-ready Human Emulation System® includes three components: Zoë® Culture Module, Organ-Chips, and analytical software applications. The platform provides a window into the inner workings of human biology and disease—offering researchers a new technology designed to predict human response with greater precision and detail than conventional cell culture or animal-based experimental testing. Research conducted using our Organ-Chips has been published in high-impact scientific journals, including Science. In addition, Organ-Chips have been acquired by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York for their permanent collection and have also been awarded Product Design of the Year 2015 by London’s Design Museum.

Sense Energy

Electronics

Sense Energy

Sense's mission is to make all homes intelligent by keeping people informed about what's happening in their homes and helping to make them safer, more efficient, and more reliable. Sense was born from the simple idea that people should know what's happening in their homes. We track calories, footsteps, mpg's yet we know so little about the place where we spend so much time. Energy efficiency and home automation begin with information. We built the Sense home energy monitor to provide people with information about their homes in the simplest, most helpful way possible.

Tomorrow.io

Software

Climate Tech

Tomorrow.io

Tomorrow.io is the world’s leading Weather and Climate Security Platform, equipping humanity with the weather intelligence needed to thrive and adapt in an era of climate crisis. Through predictive and actionable insights, teams adapt to any weather-related challenge at scale, both in real-time and in advance of business impact. Customers, including Uber, Delta, National Grid, and more, use Tomorrow.io to significantly improve operational efficiency, automate risk management, and customize resiliency plans to meet sustainability goals.

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Boston Tech Talks: Arnar Larusson from Tyme Wear

In this edition of Boston Tech Talks, Arnar Larusson, co-founder of Tyme Wear, shares how his background in biomechanics and engineering led to building a wearable tech startup—and why Boston’s unique mix of resources, talent, and community made it the ideal place to launch.