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OurCrowd
JULY 19, 2021
Lab-produced and plant-based food is disrupting a $6 trillion global food industry. Others enabling these needed changes in supply chain logistics include Freightos, an online freight shipping marketplace and Trellis, which uses artificial intelligence and other technology to optimize food and agricultural supply chains.
TechCrunch
SEPTEMBER 9, 2022
The company claims its hardware could make it up to 100x faster and 10x cheaper to solve problems like scheduling airline pilots or packing shipping containers, which — if accurate — might just enable Integrated Reasoning to make a splash in lucrative industries. hospital systems. – Kyle Wiggers. Flying for dummies.
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StartupNation
DECEMBER 10, 2021
Spellbound works with the University of Michigan Mott Children’s Hospital and many other partners and recently launched an AR scavenger hunt game called Arise. Supply chains have become front-page news since the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted global networks of everything from furniture makers to grocery suppliers. FreightVerify.
OurCrowd
SEPTEMBER 13, 2020
It will enable physicians to distinguish accurately between bacterial and viral infections, and provide faster and better-informed treatment and patient management. The Robot will see you now: How AI is re-shaping the hospital. This is an absolute breakthrough from a clinical standpoint,” said Carlo Rosa, CEO of DiaSorin. “We
TechCrunch
JANUARY 16, 2021
At Qumra, we get excited about companies that disrupt traditional industries while doing good and improving quality of life. Our portfolio includes some great examples such as Fiverr that has disrupted the labor market by unlocking the global talent pool, or Talkspace, which is providing access to therapy to all. More than 50%?
OurCrowd
AUGUST 6, 2020
This large-scale global pandemic made healthcare – an industry traditionally slow to adopt innovation because of cumbersome regulatory and governmental pathways, low IT budgets, legacy systems, lack of trained personnel, and more – ripe for disruption.
OurCrowd
JULY 2, 2020
This large-scale global pandemic made healthcare – an industry traditionally slow to adopt innovation because of cumbersome regulatory and governmental pathways, low IT budgets, legacy systems, lack of trained personnel, and more – ripe for disruption.
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