Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Lithios, led by Mo Alkhadra, has raised a $12 million Seed funding round. Lithios develops electrochemical lithium extraction technology designed to efficiently extract lithium from untapped brine deposits.

2. Airloom, led by Neal Rickner, has raised a $13.75 million Seed funding round. Airloom Energy is a renewable energy company specializing in wind power.

3. Corvus Robotics, led by Jackie Wu, has raised $18 million in Series A funding. Corvus Robotics provides autonomous inventory management systems using drones.

4. Unify, led by Austin Hughes, has raised $19 million in Series A and Seed funding. Unify provides a go-to-market technology platform designed to enable revenue teams to enhance customer interactions.

5. Blue Energy, led by Jake Jurewicz, has raised $45 million in Series A funding. Blue Energy is developing modular nuclear power plants that can be built in shipyards to reduce construction time and costs.

6. Drawer AI, led by Den Lavrik, has raised a $5 million Seed funding round. Drawer AI is an AI-powered estimating system designed specifically for the electrical trade.

7. Molg, led by Rob Lawson-Shanks, has raised a $5.5 million Seed funding round. Molg is a robotic microfactory company focused on autonomously disassembling complex electronic products like laptops and servers.

8. Third Dimension, led by Tolga Kart, has raised a $6.9 million Seed funding round. Third Dimension is a 3D generation company that uses generative AI to convert 2D images and videos into 3D environments.

9. Numeric, led by Parker Gilbert, has raised a $28 million Series A funding round. Numeric provides an AI accounting automation platform that automates tasks involved in the month-end close process, such as balance sheet reconciliations and variance explanations.

10. Tildei, led by Mark Ghermezian, has raised a $6 million Seed funding round. Tildei is a conversational marketing platform that helps brands engage with their customers through AI-powered conversations.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Neeve, led by Nitesh Trikha, has raised a $15 million Series A funding round. Neeve offers a cloud platform for managing smart buildings and spaces, deployed in over 650 buildings globally.

2. 3Laws Robotics, led by Andrew Singletary, has raised a $4.1 million Seed funding round. 3Laws Robotics provides dynamic safety solutions for autonomous systems like drones and mobile robots.

3. Ensemble, led by Alex Reneau, has raised a $3.3 million Seed funding round. Ensemble offers a machine learning platform that improves model accuracy and performance on sparse data.

4. Wispr, led by Tanay Kothari, has raised a $12 million Venture funding round. Wispr develops a voice-first productivity tool, Wispr Flow, enabling hands-free interaction and smart formatting.

5. Augmodo, led by Ross Finman, has raised a $5.3 million Seed funding round. Augmodo offers real-time inventory tracking using SmartBadges™ to enhance retail operations and store visibility.

6. AirOps, led by Alex Halliday, has raised a $15.5 million Series A funding round. AirOps helps marketers streamline workflows and create content efficiently using AI-powered tools.

7. Billables, led by Arvind Sujeeth, has raised a $3.9 million Seed funding round. Billables AI automates time tracking and billing for service providers, integrating with tools like Microsoft 365.

8. Valdera, led by Sruti Arulmani, has raised a $15 million Series A funding round. Valdera provides an AI-driven sourcing platform for optimizing supply chains and reducing costs for manufacturers.

9. Pallet, led by Sushanth Raman, has raised an $18 million Series A funding round. Pallet offers an AI-powered transportation and warehouse management system to enhance logistics efficiency.

10. Numa, led by Tasso Roumeliotis, has raised a $32 million Series B funding round. Numa automates tasks in auto dealerships using AI, improving productivity and customer service.

11. Vieu, led by Simon Skaria, has raised an $11 million Seed funding round. Vieu helps B2B sales teams generate leads by facilitating warm introductions to decision-makers using AI.

12. Artisan, led by Jaspar Carmichael-Jack, has raised a $7.3 million Seed funding round. Artisan develops AI-powered virtual employees, starting with a sales agent that automates outbound sales.

13. MarqVision, led by Mark Lee, has raised an additional $16 million in Series A funding. MarqVision helps brands detect and remove counterfeits online using generative AI.

14. Crescendo, led by Matt Price, has raised a $50 million Venture funding round. Crescendo offers an AI-powered customer experience platform for personalized customer interactions.

15. Loti, led by Luke Arrigoni, has raised a $6.65 million Seed funding round. Loti AI uses advanced AI to detect and remove unauthorized online content like deepfakes and impersonations.

16. DocJuris, led by Henal Patel, has raised an $8 million Series A funding round. DocJuris provides AI-powered contract review software used by Fortune 500 companies to automate contract management.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. David Energy, led by James McGinniss, has raised a $23 million Series A funding round. David Energy is a retail energy provider focused on decarbonizing the energy sector through real-time energy management, aiming to reduce the environmental impact across multiple states in the U.S.

2. Eion, led by Anastasia Pavlovic, has raised a $3 million Series A extension funding round. Eion specializes in carbon removal using enhanced rock weathering to absorb CO2 and improve soil health, aiming to remove 10 million tons of CO2 annually by 2030.

3. GenLogs, led by Ryan Joyce, has raised over $6 million in Seed funding round. GenLogs operates a network of roadside sensors that collect real-time data on truck movements, helping improve logistics management for the transportation industry.

4. Letta, led by Charles Packer, has raised a $10 million Seed funding round. Letta provides a platform for developers to build AI agents with advanced memory systems, simplifying the development and deployment of multi-language model agents.

5. Harmonic, led by Tudor Achim, has raised a $75 million Series A funding round. Harmonic is developing Mathematical Superintelligence (MSI) to provide mathematically accurate AI solutions, aiming to eliminate hallucinations in AI models across various industries.

6. AmpUp, led by Tom Sun, has raised a $15 million Series A funding round. AmpUp provides electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions and smart energy management, helping businesses optimize their EV infrastructure across North America.

7. Looma, led by Cole Johnson, has raised $10 million in Venture funding round. Looma operates an in-store digital media platform that uses storytelling content to engage shoppers and influence purchasing decisions in over 675 stores across the U.S.

8. Tetrix, led by Olivier Babin, has raised $5 million in Seed funding round. Tetrix automates data collection and analysis for capital allocators, reducing the time to actionable data from weeks to a single day, improving decision-making in private markets.

9. Atomicwork, led by Vijay Rayapati, has raised over $3 million in Seed funding round. Atomicwork offers a service management platform that automates workflows and employee support, improving workplace efficiency through AI-driven automation.

10. LiveFlow, led by Lasse Kalkar, has raised $13.5 million in Series A funding round. LiveFlow provides an automation platform for finance and accounting, allowing firms to generate real-time financial insights and streamline their operations.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Slingshot Aerospace, led by Tim Solms, has raised a $30 million Growth Capital funding round. Slingshot Aerospace develops AI-powered solutions for satellite tracking and space traffic coordination, enhancing operational safety. The funds will scale operations and support growth initiatives.

2. GreenLite, led by James Gallagher, has raised a $28.5 million Series A funding round. GreenLite provides construction software that automates the permitting process, speeding up approvals. The funds will enhance the platform and expand market reach.

3. PinPoint, led by Jim Carr, has raised a $3.2 million Seed funding round. PinPoint uses AI to improve bidding and estimating in road construction, helping contractors make better decisions. The funds will expand platform development and operations.

4. Sitewire, led by Bryan Kester, has raised a $3.17 million Seed funding round. Sitewire automates construction finance workflows, enabling real-time fund transfers and progress tracking. The funds will support platform expansion and market growth.

5. Two Boxes, led by Kyle Bertin, has raised a $5.3 million Seed funding round. Two Boxes optimizes e-commerce returns, processing over $100 million in returns for major brands. The funds will expand the team and reach.

6. Hgen, led by Molly Yang, has raised a $5 million Seed funding round. Hgen develops clean hydrogen technology to decarbonize industries like steel and chemicals. The funds will accelerate commercial deployment.

7. Tidal Metals, led by Dr. Howard Yuh, has raised an $8.5 million Seed funding round. Tidal Metals extracts magnesium from seawater using a sustainable, waste-free process. The funds will support a pilot plant.

8. Supermaven, led by Jacob Jackson, has raised a $12 million Series A funding round. Supermaven offers AI-powered code completion tools that boost developer productivity. The funds will expand the platform and develop a new text editor.

9. TeamBridge, led by Arjun Vora, has raised a $28 million Series B funding round. TeamBridge provides an all-in-one Workforce OS for hourly workers, streamlining HR processes. The funds will enhance development and scale operations.

10. Mercor, led by Brendan Foody, has raised a $30 million Series A funding round. Mercor’s AI-powered recruiting platform automates profile reviews and interviews to improve hiring efficiency. The funds will expand operations.

11. Knit, led by Aneesh Dhawan, has raised a $9 million Series A funding round. Knit’s AI platform simplifies consumer research, delivering faster insights. The funds will support new product launches and expansion.

12. 11x, led by Hasan Sukkar, has raised a $24 million Series A funding round. 11x creates AI-powered digital workers to handle tasks like sales and lead qualification. The funds will support development and global expansion.

13. Orb, led by Alvaro Morales, has raised a $25 million Series B funding round. Orb’s billing platform enables software businesses to implement flexible pricing models. The funds will support operational growth.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. StackGen, led by Sachin Aggarwal, has raised a $12.3 million Seed funding round. StackGen generates infrastructure from code, automating development processes for platform engineers and DevOps teams. The funds will accelerate product development and go-to-market efforts.

2. Reshape Automation, led by Juan Aparicio, has raised a $5 million Seed funding round. Reshape Automation's AI-powered platform consolidates process data to accelerate automation in manufacturing and supply chains. The funds will support product suite expansion and deployment.

3. Track3D, led by Chaitanya Naredla, has raised a $3.4 million Seed funding round. Track3D integrates drone, camera, and mobile data to provide actionable insights for construction site management. The funds will expand product offerings and boost market reach.

4. Bounti, led by Ashar Rizqi, has raised a $16 million Series A funding round. Bounti's AI platform automates sales outreach, enabling personalized prospecting at scale. The funds will support operations expansion and platform development.

5. Every, led by Rajeev Behera, has raised a $22.5 million Series A funding round. Every offers an all-in-one platform for finance and HR solutions, simplifying back-office operations. The funds will help add more products and scale operations.

6. AceUp, led by Will Guillaume Foussier, has raised a $22.5 million Series A funding round. AceUp provides leadership development and coaching through an AI-powered platform to enhance team performance. The funds will support operations scaling and product growth.

7. Nirvana, led by Akshay Venkitasubramanian, has raised a $24.2 million Series A funding round. Nirvana's platform provides healthcare transparency in insurance verification, helping practices improve financial management. The funds will expand product development.

8. Nostra AI, led by Arthur Root, has raised an $8.9 million Venture funding round. Nostra AI optimizes website performance for e-commerce brands using its Edge Delivery Engine™. The funds will expand operations and increase business reach.

9. Landbase, led by Daniel Saks, has raised a $12.5 million Seed funding round. Landbase’s AI-driven GTM platform automates sales and marketing processes, generating high-quality leads. The funds will accelerate product development and operations growth.

10. Connectly, led by Stefanos Loukakos, has raised a $20 million Series B funding round. Connectly automates customer interactions across messaging platforms, streamlining the customer journey from sales to support. The funds will support AI model development and business scaling.

11. Aifleet, led by Marc El Khoury, has raised a $17 million Series B funding round. Aifleet's trucking platform enhances driver satisfaction and truck utilization using AI-driven tools. The funds will expand R&D and operations, and support infrastructure development.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Oxylus Energy, led by Perry Bakas, has raised a $4.5 million Seed funding round. Oxylus Energy converts CO2 into green methanol through low-temperature processes, targeting sectors like shipping and aviation. The funds will support development and pilot deployment.

2. Blitzy, led by Brian Elliott, has raised a $4.4 million Seed funding round. Blitzy automates software development using AI, delivering enterprise-grade products for insurance and financial services. The funds will expand the team and platform.

3. Champion, led by Jeff Reekers, has raised a $3.3 million Seed funding round. Champion's AI-powered platform helps B2B companies drive organic growth and customer advocacy. The funds will enhance platform features and go-to-market efforts.

4. Revefi, led by Sanjay Agrawal, has raised a $20 million Series A funding round. Revefi’s data ops platform uses AI to streamline infrastructure and improve observability. The funds will help scale engineering and sales.

5. Mantel, led by Cameron Halliday, has raised a $30 million Series A funding round. Mantel’s molten-salt carbon capture tech reduces emissions in high-temperature industries. The funds will go towards scaling up industrial deployment.

6. Galy, led by Luciano Bueno, has raised a $33 million Series B funding round. Galy produces lab-grown cotton through cellular agriculture for sustainable textiles. The funds will accelerate production and scale operations.

7. Laravel, led by Taylor Otwell, has raised a $57 million Series A funding round. Laravel's platform simplifies web app deployment with Laravel Cloud. The funds will scale the team and support open-source initiatives.

8. Thatch, led by Chris Ellis, has raised a $38 million Series A funding round. Thatch provides a health benefits platform to streamline healthcare management for companies. The funds will expand the team and scale technology.

9. Mesa Quantum, led by Sristy Agrawal, has raised a $3.75 million Seed funding round. Mesa Quantum develops quantum sensors for applications like IoT and defense. The funds will expand R&D and technical talent.

10. Portex, led by Brittany Ennix, has raised a $6.25 million Seed funding round. Portex offers a cloud-based freight management platform for logistics optimization. The funds will support product development and market expansion.

11. Switch Bioworks, led by Tim Schnabel, has raised a $17 million Seed funding round. Switch Bioworks creates biological nitrogen fertilizers to reduce synthetic fertilizer use. The funds will support product development and field trials.

12. Sedric AI, led by Nir Laznik, has raised an $18.5 million Series A funding round. Sedric AI provides a compliance platform for financial institutions to automate policy enforcement. The funds will enhance operations and expand their lab.

13. Demex, led by Bill Clark, has raised a $10.25 million funding round. Demex provides climate risk analytics and solutions for insurers. The funds will support operational growth and product development.

14. Acuvity, led by Satyam Sinha, has raised $9 million in Seed funding. Acuvity offers an AI security and governance platform to ensure safe AI deployment. The funds will accelerate development and adoption.

15. Anytime AI, led by Lingfei (Teddy) Wu, has raised $4 million in Seed funding. Anytime AI develops an AI legal assistant that automates legal research and client interactions. The funds will expand operations and market reach.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Butlr, led by Honghao Deng, has raised $38 million in Series B funding. Butlr offers an AI-driven platform to monitor movements and occupancy in spaces, optimizing real estate, health, and energy efficiency without capturing personal data.

2. Planera, led by Nitin Bhandari, has raised $13.5 million in Series A funding. Planera provides a CPM-based scheduling platform for the construction industry, offering real-time progress tracking, risk simulation, and collaboration tools for all project phases.

3. Miris, led by Marlin Prager, has raised $26 million in Seed funding. Miris brings spatial computing to real-time streaming, enabling dynamic, high-fidelity spatial content streaming without downloads, revolutionizing content creation and consumption.

4. Pangeam, led by Jeremy Moultrup, has raised $4.25 million in Seed funding. Pangeam offers a workplace intelligence platform that provides spatial and social analytics, helping companies optimize office layouts and resource allocation to enhance productivity.

5. Wethos AI, led by Stuart McClure, has raised $7.5 million in Seed funding. Wethos AI combines artificial intelligence and organizational psychology to analyze team dynamics, helping businesses optimize performance and achieve strategic goals.

6. Tilt, led by Jen Henderson, has raised $15 million in Series B funding. Tilt offers a leave management platform that bridges HR efficiency and employee experience, ensuring compliance while supporting employees during leave scenarios.

7. Bland AI, led by Isaiah Granet, has raised $16 million in Series A funding. Bland AI provides a conversational AI platform for automating business phone calls with hyper-realistic agents, offering voice cloning, multi-language support, and scalability.

8. Inventive AI, led by Dhiren Bhatia, has raised $4 million in Seed funding. Inventive AI streamlines RFP and sales questionnaire workflows with AI, generating accurate drafts and managing content to enhance efficiency in responding to RFPs.

9. Pylon, led by Marty Kausas, has raised $17 million in Series A funding. Pylon offers a B2B support platform with ticketing systems, AI support bots, and omnichannel integrations to improve customer support and account management.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Trunk Tools, led by Sarah Buchner, has raised a $20 million Series A funding round. Trunk Tools offers an AI platform that automates construction workflows, using AI agents to manage tasks and prevent delays or budget overruns.

2. Allstacks, led by Hersh Tapadia, has raised $10 million in Series A funding. Allstacks provides a predictive forecasting platform for software development, using AI to identify at-risk projects and ensure timely delivery.

3. Power to Hydrogen, led by Dr. Paul Matter, has raised $18 million in funding. Power to Hydrogen develops advanced electrolysis technology to produce high-pressure hydrogen, aiding the clean energy transition.

4. Fortera, led by Ryan Gilliam, has raised $85 million in Series C funding. Fortera is revolutionizing cement production with its low-carbon ReCarb® process, enabling zero CO2 cement manufacturing using existing infrastructure.

5. Eppo, led by Chetan Sharma, has raised $28 million in Series B funding. Eppo provides an experimentation platform that ties product and AI efforts to revenue, helping companies optimize performance through A/B testing and AI-driven experiments.

6. LIS Technologies, led by Christo Liebenberg, has raised $11.88 million in Seed funding. LIS Technologies develops laser isotope separation technology, with applications in nuclear power, quantum computing, and semiconductor manufacturing.

7. Opkey, led by Pankaj Goel, has raised $47 million in Series B funding. Opkey offers a no-code test automation platform for enterprise ERP systems, enabling companies to accelerate ERP modernization with AI-driven automation.

8. Grid Status, led by Max Kanter, has raised $8 million in Seed funding. Grid Status provides a data platform for the electric grid, offering energy innovators organized data to develop solutions without managing their own data pipelines.

9. AstroForge, led by Matt Gialich, has raised $40 million in Series A funding. AstroForge pioneers asteroid mining technology, aiming to extract valuable materials from space to transform the global supply chain for critical metals.

10. BeyondMath, led by Alan Patterson, has raised $8.5 million in Seed funding. BeyondMath provides AI-driven engineering simulation technology for designing vehicles, aircraft, lithium-ion batteries, and data centers.

11. Trace Machina, led by Marcus Eagan, has raised $4.7 million in Seed funding. Trace Machina builds simulation infrastructure for safety-critical AI systems, enabling safe development of autonomous cars, aviation, and robotics.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. UptimeAI, led by Jagadish Gattu, has raised a $14 million Series A funding round. UptimeAI provides AI-based plant monitoring software to help industrial firms optimize asset performance and detect anomalies in sectors like oil, gas, and utilities.

2. ITpipes, led by Ned Bebawy, has raised a $20 million funding round. ITpipes offers AI-driven pipeline inspection technology to help municipalities manage waste and stormwater systems, streamlining data collection and analysis.

3. Guidewheel, led by Lauren Dunford, has raised a $31 million Series B funding round. Guidewheel’s AI-powered platform connects factory machines to create a real-time, learning system that reduces production downtime and improves efficiency.

4. Quantum Circuits, led by Ray Smets, has raised a $60 million Series B funding round. Quantum Circuits develops scalable quantum computers with error detection, accelerating progress towards fault-tolerant quantum systems.

5. DevRev, led by Dheeraj Pandey, has raised a $100 million Series A funding round. DevRev offers an AI-native platform that unifies customer support and product development, using a knowledge graph to enhance workflows and analytics.

6. Ragie, led by Bob Remeika, has raised a $5.5 million Seed funding round. Ragie provides RAG-as-a-Service for developers, enabling them to sync applications with data from sources like Google Drive and Notion via a retrieval API.

7. Heatmap, led by Dylan Ander, has raised a $4 million Seed funding round. Heatmap provides an on-site analytics platform for e-commerce websites, optimizing buyer behavior by combining revenue data with pixel-level tracking.

8. Livly, led by Alex Samoylovich, has raised a $10 million Private Equity funding round. Livly offers a residential management platform that streamlines operations and enhances resident experiences with AI and IoT integrations.

9. Spline, led by Alejandro León, has raised a $10 million Series A funding round. Spline offers a collaborative 3D design platform that allows designers to create interactive 3D content and integrate real-time data without coding.

10. ArborXR, led by Brad Scoggin, has raised a $12 million Series A funding round. ArborXR provides an XR mobile device management platform for Fortune 500 companies, enabling remote app installation and device management for AR/VR environments.

11. Encord, led by Eric Landau, has raised a $30 million Series B funding round. Encord’s AI data platform consolidates data curation, annotation, and model evaluation, supporting the development of AI models for images, videos, and medical imagery.

12. Goodfire, led by Eric Ho, has raised a $7 million Seed funding round. Goodfire provides tools for AI debugging, allowing developers to gain insights into AI model behavior and edit models without costly retraining.

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Here’s this week’s startup funding recap:

1. Contextual AI, led by Douwe Kiela, has raised an $80 million Series A funding round. Contextual AI offers a platform that enables enterprises to build custom language models for enhancing AI applications, with secure deployment options.

2. Energy Domain, led by Ben Heinzelmann, has raised a $5 million Series A funding round. Energy Domain operates an online marketplace for the energy sector, providing tools for market data analysis to optimize asset value and manage deals.

3. Datch, led by Mark Fosdike, has raised a $15 million Series A funding round. Datch offers an AI-powered platform that digitizes industrial operations, transforming work processes into actionable insights to improve efficiency.

4. H3X, led by Jason Sylvestre, has raised a $20 million Series A funding round. H3X designs high-power electric motors for aviation and industrial applications, maximizing performance while reducing weight and increasing range.

5. Adept Materials, led by Derek Stein, has raised $4 million in Seed funding. Adept Materials makes advanced materials addressing moisture and thermal management, enhancing sustainability in building materials and textiles.

6. Carketa, led by Tim Hansen, has raised $4.4 million in growth funding. Carketa provides data and intelligence software for the automotive industry, offering real-time insights to enhance vehicle lifecycle management.

7. Cala Systems, led by Michael Rigney, has raised $5.6 million in Seed funding. Cala Systems creates intelligent heat pump water heaters, integrating sensors and predictive technology to reduce costs and environmental impact.

8. Aurascape AI, led by Rajiv Khemani, has raised $12.8 million in Seed funding. Aurascape AI provides cybersecurity solutions that secure enterprise environments, addressing vulnerabilities in AI adoption.

9. Terrantic, led by Krishna Srinivasan, has raised $3.5 million in Seed funding. Terrantic offers an operational data platform for the food supply chain, transforming data into actionable insights to optimize operations.

10. Napkin, led by Pramod Sharma, has raised $10 million in Seed funding. Napkin’s Visual AI platform helps users create visuals for business storytelling, integrating with tools like Google Docs and Canva.

11. SYSO Technologies, led by Chris Gosline, has raised $14.5 million in Series B funding. SYSO provides a platform for managing renewable energy and battery storage assets, optimizing operations and maximizing efficiency.

12. Anjuna, led by Ayal Yogev, has raised $25 million in Series B2 funding. Anjuna’s Seaglass platform provides a confidential computing environment that secures data, creating a Zero Trust infrastructure for enterprises.

13. Bardeen, led by Pascal Weinberger, has raised $3 million in Seed funding. Bardeen’s AI agent platform automates repetitive tasks using a natural language interface, increasing productivity without technical expertise.

14. 375ai, led by Harry Dewhirst, has raised $5 million in Seed funding. 375ai develops a decentralized edge data network that processes data in real time at the source, enhancing decision-making and data privacy.

15. InventWood, led by Tyler Huggins, has raised $8 million in private equity funding. InventWood creates climate-resilient superwood building materials that are stronger and lighter than steel, offering sustainable construction solutions.

16. CarbonQuest, led by Shane Johnson, has raised an undisclosed amount in Series A funding. CarbonQuest makes modular carbon capture technology for buildings, repurposing captured CO2 to support sustainability and ESG goals.

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