SWAN Impact Network

Yotta Energy Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Austin, Texas, specializes in the manufacture of innovative solar storage solutions. The company's flagship product, SolarLEAF, is a modular energy storage device that integrates with photovoltaic panels, designed to lower costs and enhance the resiliency of energy storage systems. By significantly reducing the soft costs associated with the design, installation, and maintenance of energy storage, SolarLEAF provides a more efficient alternative to traditional centralized systems. Additionally, Yotta Energy offers SolarPLEXUS, a gateway that optimizes the operation of SolarLEAF units and facilitates connectivity within the system. Their software platform further aggregates energy data to support utilities in managing grid operations and enables system owners to effectively manage their power and reduce expenses.

Yotta Energy Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Austin, Texas, specializes in the manufacture of innovative solar storage solutions. The company's flagship product, SolarLEAF, is a modular energy storage device that integrates with photovoltaic panels, designed to lower costs and enhance the resiliency of energy storage systems. By significantly reducing the soft costs associated with the design, installation, and maintenance of energy storage, SolarLEAF provides a more efficient alternative to traditional centralized systems. Additionally, Yotta Energy offers SolarPLEXUS, a gateway that optimizes the operation of SolarLEAF units and facilitates connectivity within the system. Their software platform further aggregates energy data to support utilities in managing grid operations and enables system owners to effectively manage their power and reduce expenses.

Founded in 2016, Harmonic Bionics specializes in designing and manufacturing robotic rehabilitation systems. Their primary product is a bilateral upper extremity robotic system that enhances rehabilitation therapy through automation, dynamic data capture, and connectivity.

Brobe designs, manufactures, and sells adaptive clothing and post-operative accessories for breast cancer recovery and maternity care. Based in Austin, Texas, it serves customers, retailers, and distributors in the United States and internationally, primarily through online channels. The flagship product, The Brobe, is a robe with a built-in attached bra for breast cancer recovery and nursing, featuring pockets to hold post-operative drains and a detachable Recovery Bra with inner pockets for ice packs; its ¾-inch sleeves allow IV access and the durable, luxurious fabric supports comfortable wear. The line has expanded to include maternity and nursing garments such as the Mommy Brobe, and offers additional recovery garments and accessories like the Shower Belt. The company emphasizes patient wellness, independence, and dignity by providing functional, feminine garments designed for use before, during, and after recovery.

Founded in Austin, Texas in 2016, ResilientGrid develops advanced visualization software for electric utility control rooms. Its platform integrates data streams from various grid systems, enabling operators to monitor and secure resiliency and reliability against increasing threats.

teleCalm specializes in managed phone services for individuals with cognitive challenges like Alzheimer's. It offers features such as call blocking, real-time alerts, and voicemail retrieval to protect users from unwanted calls, reduce isolation, and alleviate caregiver stress.

Accelerist is a SaaS-based platform designed to facilitate strategic partnerships between corporations and nonprofits. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, the company uses advanced technology, data-driven insights, and industry expertise to connect organizations, measure impact, and accelerate social change.

Acadeum is a developer of the Academic Sharing Platform, which facilitates course sharing among universities. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, the company, previously known as College Consortium, aims to enhance accessibility to higher education by creating a marketplace where students can select online courses from a network of participating institutions. This platform allows faculty to review and choose courses that fulfill graduation requirements and financial aid eligibility. By supporting the formation of course-sharing consortia, Acadeum collaborates with various educational organizations, such as the Council of Independent Colleges and the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities, to provide students with diverse educational opportunities and help them progress toward graduation.

Founded in 2008 and based in Austin, Texas, OneSeventeen Media develops digital tools promoting children's mental well-being. Its flagship product, MyMobileMentor, empowers kids to manage life challenges through skill-building. The company also offers an integrated behavior management system for schools.

Querium Corporation, founded in 2013 and based in Austin, Texas, develops a mobile learning software platform focused on enhancing critical STEM skills for students. The company's flagship product, StepWise, delivers personalized and bite-sized lessons through an easy-to-use interface, utilizing a patent-pending expert system that simulates the guidance of a master teacher or tutor. This virtual tutor is available 24/7, providing step-by-step assistance to motivate students in their learning journey. Querium also offers targeted solutions such as the Ace Accuplacer math placement test tool and a mobile-ready review resource for Texas students preparing for the STAAR Algebra I EOC assessment. Additionally, the company provides tools for workforce development, teaching essential math skills through real-world scenarios, and technology solutions for educational publishers. Querium's innovative approach aims to prepare students for college and equip them with the necessary skills for future success in STEM fields.

Founded in 2008 and based in Austin, Texas, OneSeventeen Media develops digital tools promoting children's mental well-being. Its flagship product, MyMobileMentor, empowers kids to manage life challenges through skill-building. The company also offers an integrated behavior management system for schools.

Brobe designs, manufactures, and sells adaptive clothing and post-operative accessories for breast cancer recovery and maternity care. Based in Austin, Texas, it serves customers, retailers, and distributors in the United States and internationally, primarily through online channels. The flagship product, The Brobe, is a robe with a built-in attached bra for breast cancer recovery and nursing, featuring pockets to hold post-operative drains and a detachable Recovery Bra with inner pockets for ice packs; its ¾-inch sleeves allow IV access and the durable, luxurious fabric supports comfortable wear. The line has expanded to include maternity and nursing garments such as the Mommy Brobe, and offers additional recovery garments and accessories like the Shower Belt. The company emphasizes patient wellness, independence, and dignity by providing functional, feminine garments designed for use before, during, and after recovery.