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To the Moon And Back (Literally) With Tampa Startup StemRad

To the Moon And Back (Literally) With Tampa Startup StemRad

A part of the Tampa startup scene is currently orbiting the moon as part of NASA’s Artemis I mission. StemRad, an Israeli-based startup with strong roots in Tampa, is testing out its AstroRad technology – a vest designed to protect astronauts from deep space radiation – on board the uncrewed

Freeform 3D Printing Startup In Chattanooga Looks To The Moon With New NASA Partnership

Freeform 3D Printing Startup In Chattanooga Looks To The Moon With New NASA Partnership

Real estate demands and the overall housing shortage brought about a Construction Tech boom in the VC world. US construction-related startups alone raised $2.8 billion since January 2020, with Southeast startups raising $285.5 million in that same time frame, according to available Crunchbase data. But construction on

NASA Taps Chattanooga Entrepreneur in Race For Better Ways To Detect COVID

NASA Taps Chattanooga Entrepreneur in Race For Better Ways To Detect COVID

Let’s talk about bad breath. We’ve all experienced the unpleasant situation of sitting next to someone with bad breath or being stuck in public without a breath mint ourselves. But, as George Yu, PhD. told Hypepotamus, bad breath is not just an inconvenience — it can actually tell a

Meet the Georgia Tech Grad and Army Helicopter Pilot Behind Create-X's 2nd Exit

Meet the Georgia Tech Grad and Army Helicopter Pilot Behind Create-X's 2nd Exit

Create-X, Georgia Tech’s entrepreneurship program, is celebrating its second successful exit for a student-run company. This time, a Create-X company is taking to the sky to make lifesaving medical evacuations safer. Anti-Rotational Technologies (ART) developed Stabilizing Aerial Loads Utility System (SALUS), whose anti-rotational stretcher

Space Tango

This Startup Sends Tiny Experiment Labs Into Space

Depending on what report you cite, commercial space is rocketing into a $200 to $400 billion market. Beyond space tourism, much of that is due to the wide variety of research — anything from agricultural, medical/pharmaceutical, electrical and more — that companies are itching to conduct in the cosmos. Space industry

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