Kiksasa Is Reimagining How Accelerators Operate & Build Startup Communities
After a pivot, Kiksasa’s all-in-one platform is helping accelerators, incubators, and startup programs ditch disconnected tools and scale community impact.
Maija Ehlinger
High-Tech Hot Dogs: Inteladata’s Smart Foodservice Tools Is Bringing New "Vision" To Convenience Store Foods
Discover how Atlanta-based Inteladata is using AI and computer vision to revolutionize foodservice at convenience stores and restaurants. Its Updog and Orders Up platforms provide real-time tracking, inventory insights, and sales optimization for hot food items.
Sam Altman’s Orb-Scanning Startup World Lands in Atlanta to Prove You’re Human
The spot isn’t your typical brick and mortar shop. Instead of walking in and shopping for something, people come into World to verify their “humanness.”
Atlanta Startup Quency Wants You To See Ultrasounds Differently — With AR
Quency brings AR and AI to ultrasound tech, turning hard-to-read scans into immersive visuals—built by Emory and Georgia Tech grads in Atlanta.
The Future of Sales Is Voice-Driven: Nashville's VendoIQ Launches From Local Venture Studio
Nashville-based venture studio The Innovation Studio has launched its first startup, VendoIQ — a “voice-to-action” mobile app designed to streamline CRM and sales workflows for reps in the field. Built for busy sellers on the go, the app uses AI to turn voice commands into seamless updates, research
Recent Georgia Tech and UNC Grads Are Taking Their AI-Driven Hair App To Microsoft’s Global Startup Stage
What started as a summer internship connection turned into HairMatch, an AI-powered app that helps users understand their unique hair type and find personalized products. Built by recent grads from Georgia Tech and UNC, the startup is now a finalist in Microsoft’s global Imagine Cup competition.
If you've ever thrown away an overripe banana, you need this app created by Alabama entrepreneurs
See Produce is an AI-powered food tech startup reducing food waste by helping consumers and businesses track produce freshness. Born in Silicon Valley and thriving in Alabama, the app is transforming how we eat and shop.