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BurnBot builds ruggedized robotic systems that conduct controlled burns and clear brush and vegetation, creating precision fire breaks to prevent wildfires before they start. The company raised a $20 million Series A in April 2024, and in 2026 Mercury Insurance took a strategic equity stake and launched a wildfire-mitigation pilot partnership with the company.

pymetrics used behavioral science and audited AI to measure candidates' cognitive and emotional traits, helping companies build diverse teams while reducing bias in hiring. Its assessments replaced gut-feel resume screening with a fairer, data-backed process used by enterprises worldwide. Harver acquired pymetrics in August 2022, combining the two companies' assessment technology under one roof.

it's electric installs curbside Level 2 EV chargers directly on city streets, partnering with property owners and municipalities across New York, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia to plug into existing building electricity rather than build new infrastructure. Its Brooklyn-718 charger was the first detachable-cable charger to earn UL Certification, backed by Uber Technologies among its seed investors.

Nexar makes AI-powered connected dashcams that feed a network of over 350,000 cameras and 1.2 billion miles of driving data, turning it into crash-prediction and road-safety products for fleets, insurers, autonomous vehicle developers, and public agencies. In 2022, Nexar acquired Veniam, a vehicle-networking company, to pair its vision data with edge communications technology.

Handy built an online marketplace connecting homeowners with vetted professionals for cleaning, handyman work, and other home services, booked in just a few taps. ANGI Homeservices, then part of IAC, acquired Handy on October 19, 2018, for approximately $168.4 million, folding it into its home services network.

Kodiak builds the Kodiak Driver, a vehicle-agnostic autonomous driving system powering driverless RoboTrucks already hauling industrial and long-haul freight for customers like Atlas Energy Solutions. Kodiak went public on Nasdaq under the tickers KDK and KDKRW in September 2025 through a SPAC merger with Ares Acquisition Corporation II, at a roughly $2.5 billion valuation.

Glamsquad brings professional hair, makeup, and nail services straight to clients' homes and offices, booked entirely through its app across more than 15 U.S. cities. The company continues to operate today, having recently partnered with brands including Kristin Ess Hair and Smirnoff on in-app beauty experiences.

Ro is a direct-to-consumer telehealth platform that diagnoses, prescribes, and delivers ongoing treatment straight to patients, best known today for its weight-loss programs built on GLP-1 partnerships with Eli Lilly's Zepbound and Novo Nordisk's oral Wegovy. Ro remains privately held, last valued at $7 billion.

StubHub built the leading secondary marketplace for buying and selling tickets to concerts, sports, and theater. After stints owned by eBay and then viagogo, StubHub went public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker STUB in September 2025, pricing its IPO at $23.50 a share and valuing the company at roughly $8.6 billion.

Lemonade sells renters, homeowners, pet, life, and car insurance through an app that replaces paperwork and adjusters with AI-driven underwriting and claims. The company went public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker LMND on July 2, 2020, pricing its IPO at $29.00 a share before its stock rose 139% on its first day of trading.

CLEAR built the biometric identity platform that lets travelers skip the line at airport security and venues nationwide, verifying identity with a fingerprint or facial scan instead of a boarding pass. CLEAR went public on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker YOU on June 30, 2021, pricing its IPO at $31.00 a share.

FanDuel is the largest sportsbook and iGaming operator in the U.S., holding roughly 43% of the online sports betting market. Flutter Entertainment first took a majority stake in 2018 and expanded it to 95% in 2020 through a $4.1 billion deal, before completing a full buyout of the remaining stake from Boyd Gaming in July 2025 for about $1.76 billion, at a $31 billion valuation.

Uber put a ride, a meal, or a delivery a few taps away, scaling from a single-city car service into the infrastructure powering transportation and logistics worldwide. Tusk helped Uber navigate one of the most contentious regulatory fights in tech history, taking on New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission early on. Uber went public on the New York Stock Exchange in May 2019, one of the largest tech IPOs on record.

Railbird built a CFTC-regulated exchange where individuals and businesses trade contracts on real-world outcomes, from economics and policy to culture and sports, with prices reflecting the market's implied probability. After earning CFTC designation as a contract market in June 2025, DraftKings acquired Railbird that October, folding the exchange into its new DKeX platform.

RxDiet partners with health plans and at-risk organizations to engage the most vulnerable, chronically-ill, members or patients with medically tailored, fresh ingredient delivery and behavioral & dietary guidance. Cost-Controlled. Distributed Anywhere.

Outlast Power installs and operates battery systems for commercial buildings, with a focus on reducing your electricity costs without adding to your workload.

Really's mission is to return humanity to real connection by building private, AI-native communications.

Limitless Exchange is a prediction market platform that makes trading crypto and stocks as simple as possible.

MN8 is a biotech innovator transforming wellness, agriculture, and cosmetics with cutting-edge far-infrared technology. Its solutions enhance recovery and performance in athleisure, boost plant growth in agriculture, and elevate skin health in cosmetics. Driven by science, MN8 delivers sustainable, high-impact products that empower industries and improve lives.

AI and deepfakes are making what you see and hear on the web harder to trust or believe. Helix's mission is to restore that trust — by verifying the humans behind every interaction, while keeping their identity and data their own.

Smirk Health is creating a new category in healthcare benefits — the Benefits Infrastructure Layer that powers the Smirk Wallet™. A modern, AI-powered platform that removes the friction and hassle of healthcare while unlocking access through portable, modular coverage that follows the worker — breaking through outdated, employer-tied systems to give people real control over their care.

Vaire Computing is developing a new generation of energy-efficient processors based on reversible computing. Its architecture recycles energy within the chip instead of dissipating it as heat, significantly reducing both power consumption and cooling requirements. Designed for general-purpose computing, Vaire’s technology could power CPUs, GPUs, and AI infrastructure while overcoming the energy and thermal limitations of conventional chips.

Coverd is a fintech platform reinventing the way people experience everyday spending. By turning routine purchases into high-energy moments of possibility, Coverd transforms personal finance into a gamified experience where users can unlock real rewards through mini-games. Every payment becomes a chance to win back meaningful savings — making spending feel exciting, rewarding, and full of upside. Coverd is based in New York City.

Digital Rights Network is the first global platform and content network built to monetize real-world assets by connecting property owners with content creators, media companies, brands, and IP holders. The platform enables owners to register and manage the Digital Rights associated with their buildings, while partners deploy immersive 3D and AR content that reaches consumers directly and generates recurring revenue for both sides. Since launching, Digital Rights Network has registered more than $400 billion in real-world assets, establishing a scalable framework for how real estate, media, and culture converge in the augmented era.

Based in San Francisco, The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) is harnessing evolutionary intelligence to redefine computing. Our platform integrates living neurons with advanced AI, creating frontier models that are more stable, scalable, and dramatically more efficient for applications including AI processing and real-time adaptive learning. Founded by a team of neurosurgeon-scientists, biologists, and engineers with expertise in neuroscience, machine learning, computer vision, and AI, TBC is engineering the future of biocompute.

Ownwell is a leading property tax monitoring and appeal services provider, dedicated to helping homeowners, property owners, and investors reduce their property tax expenses. By combining industry expertise with innovative technology, Ownwell simplifies the property tax appeal process, empowering property owners to take control of their financial well-being. Ownwell also helps homeowners save money by identifying qualifying exemptions and reducing other homeownership costs, such as internet bills and insurance.

Doctronic is the first AI system legally authorized to practice medicine in the United States. Built on a collective intelligence architecture, Doctronic provides free personalized health insights and connects users to licensed providers instantly, affordably, and securely. The company is headquartered in New York City and available across all 50 states.

Ripple builds enterprise crypto infrastructure on the XRP Ledger, powering cross-border payments, its RLUSD stablecoin, and institutional custody and lending through its Ripple Prime platform. The company raised $500 million in November 2025 at a $40 billion valuation and has said it plans to stay private rather than pursue an IPO.

DerivaDEX is a decentralized derivatives platform supporting user-empowered, peer-to-peer trading of major derivatives with high-performance execution and security.