DAXOR Corporation is an innovative medical instrumentation and biotechnology company. DAXOR designed and developed the BVA-100 Blood Volume Analyzer. It is the first instrument approved by the FDA to provide rapid direct measurement of a patient's true blood volume. We believe that the BVA-100 Blood Volume Analyzer has the potential to transform therapy in a broad range of surgical and medical conditions. It is our goal, working in conjunction with hospitals and clinics, to achieve that possibility.
The BVA-100 is a semi-automated Blood Volume Analyzer. It is used in conjunction with a single use diagnostic kit. It is the first FDA-approved instrument to provide rapid direct measurement of a patient's blood volume.
Eden Concepts is a precision agriculture technology development and consulting company specializing in vegetables and specialty crops. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Lenoir City, Tennessee.
Immuno Technologies is a US-based company that focuses on applied research for infectious diseases.
Gridfruit is a provider of a data-driven intelligence to food operations. Its artificial intelligence-based learning platform utilizes existing food data to reduce energy and maintenance costs for food businesses. The companty was established in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 2018.
Tetrahive is a STEM-focused company with expertise in software development, data analysis, and computational modeling & simulation.
Healing Innovations, Inc. is a medical technology company based in Nashville, Tennessee, founded in 2018. It specializes in manufacturing medical rehabilitation equipment designed for individuals recovering from spinal cord injuries, strokes, traumatic brain injuries, and conditions such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and muscular dystrophy. The company focuses on the neurorehabilitation robotics sector, providing advanced robotic technology, software, and services aimed at enhancing rehabilitation processes. Its innovative solutions enable clinicians to effectively address gait impairments through dynamic weight-bearing activities and locomotor therapy. Healing Innovations is supported by prominent organizations in the southeastern United States, reflecting its commitment to advancing rehabilitation technology.
NellOne Therapeutics, Inc. is a regenerative medicine company based in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, focused on developing and commercializing protein therapeutics aimed at restoring cardiac muscle mass and function in patients recovering from myocardial infarction and congestive cardiac failure. Established in 2007 and spun out from the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, NellOne's foundation is rooted in research conducted by Dr. Cymbeline Culiat, who identified the therapeutic potential of the Nell1 gene pathway in tissue regeneration. The company’s primary goal is to translate scientific discoveries into clinical applications that improve recovery outcomes for individuals affected by heart conditions.
American Nanotechnologies is developing and demonstrating novel systems for the large-scale purification of high-value dielectric materials.
Addiguru provides in-situ monitoring technology for the Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes. Independent of machines and materials, Addiguru's intelligent technology can be easily incorporated into existing and newly developed AM equipment.
Eonix has created the first semi-autonomous materials R&D system, ATLAS-system, that drastically reduces the time and cost to design new materials for lithium ion batteries. This breakthrough process shrinks product development cycles from years to months. Eonix's unique ATLAS-system affords us the opportunity to rapidly design drop-in compatible electrolyte solutions that address the specific market barriers EVs, grid storage, and hybrid defense systems to drive clean tech adoption.
Active Energy Systems is leveraging its scientific expertise to develop and market an improved form of ice thermal energy storage. The company's headquarters are in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Couture Technologies is a software development firm that specializes in the application of AI, ML, and 3D simulation technologies. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Gallatin, Tennessee.
Virtuoso Surgical, Inc. was born out of a collaborative research effort developing surgical robotic systems at Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center among co-founders Robert Webster, Duke Herrell, and Richard Hendrick. In April 2016, they founded Virtuoso Surgical to bring the benefits of these systems to surgeons and patients worldwide.
Winter Innovations is developing medical devices that can improve outcomes for patients who have suffered from orthopedic injuries. The startup working to launch EasyWhip, a patent-pending suturing needle intended to be used for orthopedic ligament and tendon reconstruction surgery.
Mobius provides environmental solutions that convert waste streams into chemicals and materials. At Mobius, we're creating a world where There’s Wonder in Waste. We’re a mission-driven company focused on eliminating waste by leveraging industrial organic waste streams from agriculture, forestry, paper and biofuel & biorefining industries to create new materials and chemicals. Our first product is a proprietary, biodegradable polymer made from lignin, a natural material found in all grasses and trees that is produced as waste at a rate of over 50 million tons each year by the paper and biofuel industries. With this biopolymer, we are creating a bio-based, biodegradable plastic pellets for applications in horticulture, agriculture, food service packaging, and beyond.
Innerworld is a developer of a psychological platform that utilizes virtual reality technology to address mental health disorders. The platform offers a unique service called Help Club™, which provides unlimited group sessions aimed at helping users set and achieve their wellness goals in an anonymous and stigma-free environment. Through its proprietary technique, Cognitive Behavioral Immersion™, Innerworld transports users to immersive worlds designed specifically for wellness, enabling them to learn essential skills for emotional regulation. This innovative approach aims to make mental health support accessible, affordable, and effective for individuals seeking to enhance their well-being.
IDBiologics, founded in 2017, focuses on the discovery and development of human monoclonal antibodies aimed at preventing, treating, and curing infectious diseases. Utilizing a proprietary fully human monoclonal antibody platform, the company excels in the rapid discovery and optimization of therapeutic molecules. This innovative approach allows IDBiologics to isolate a diverse range of antibodies specifically targeting various infectious diseases, with several lead candidate molecules advancing through the development process. By prioritizing the creation of effective therapeutic solutions, IDBiologics aims to enhance the capabilities of physicians in combating infectious diseases.
Ultrasonic Technology Solutions is transforming the industrial and commercial drying process. They have developed industrial and commercial ultrasonic dryers that are 2 times faster and 3 to 5 times more efficient than the conventional heat-based drying system.
Stony Creek Colors, Inc. is a manufacturer of bio-based colorants for the global textile industry, specializing in plant-based dyes. Founded in 2012 by Sarah Bellos and headquartered in Springfield, Tennessee, the company collaborates with small farmers in the Southeastern United States to produce its products. Stony Creek Colors focuses on providing sustainable color solutions to mills and brands, promoting environmentally friendly practices within the textile sector.
Branch Technology is a tech startup engaged in the development of 3D printing and cellular fabrication technologies and products. The company’s proprietary algorithms creates both geometry and robotic motion to construct complex geometries in open space, without the use of support materials or highly-controlled build environments.
Branch Technology was founded by Christopher W. Weller and Platt Boyd in 2014 and is based in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Yaya Scientific is a platform that provides biomedical solutions.
RxBio Holdings, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Johnson City, Tennessee, focused on developing innovative products to protect against the harmful effects of radiation and toxins. The company specializes in creating drugs to mitigate acute radiation syndrome, particularly damage to the gastrointestinal tract caused by radiation, chemotherapy, and various toxins. Additionally, RxBio is involved in developing cancer agents and treatments that prevent plaque build-up in blood vessels. Established in 2010, RxBio aims to provide effective solutions for the medical community and patients dealing with the challenges of acute and chronic health conditions.
Preteckt, Inc. develops a cloud-based platform that specializes in predicting and prescribing maintenance diagnostics for vehicles. The company offers vehicle prognostics-as-a-service (VPaaS), connecting manufacturers of connected and autonomous vehicles with service providers. Preteckt utilizes its proprietary real-time automotive data architecture to integrate artificial intelligence, deep learning, and machine learning algorithms, enabling efficient management of automotive data. This innovative approach provides a significant speed advantage over traditional big data solutions, allowing for real-time processing with zero false positives. The platform is designed to scale seamlessly with existing connected vehicles and fleets, serving a diverse clientele that includes municipalities, telematics service providers, and original equipment manufacturers in the automotive sector. Established in 2015, Preteckt is headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, with an additional location in Hamilton, Canada.
SkyNano is a science-based technology company focused on commercializing a free-market solution to carbon pollution.
HeroWear is a technology company focused on enhancing worker safety, health, and productivity in physically demanding jobs through innovative wearable technology. The company is developing exoskeleton outfits designed to reduce strain on the lower back during activities such as bending, lifting, and leaning. Its flagship product, the Apex suit, fits like clothing and provides lift assistance, significantly alleviating the burden on lower back muscles. By offering maximum flexibility and support, HeroWear's technology aims to enable a greater range of motion, ultimately improving the well-being of workers and addressing the challenges posed by lower back pain. This approach has the potential to positively disrupt the industrial workforce and lower the associated costs of musculoskeletal disorders.
Mobius provides environmental solutions that convert waste streams into chemicals and materials. At Mobius, we're creating a world where There’s Wonder in Waste. We’re a mission-driven company focused on eliminating waste by leveraging industrial organic waste streams from agriculture, forestry, paper and biofuel & biorefining industries to create new materials and chemicals. Our first product is a proprietary, biodegradable polymer made from lignin, a natural material found in all grasses and trees that is produced as waste at a rate of over 50 million tons each year by the paper and biofuel industries. With this biopolymer, we are creating a bio-based, biodegradable plastic pellets for applications in horticulture, agriculture, food service packaging, and beyond.