Mutuus
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Mutuus is a pioneering digital healthcare membership service in Mexico, providing a comprehensive range of healthcare solutions through an intuitive platform. The service emphasizes prevention, care, and the restoration of health while also safeguarding the assets of its members. Key features of the platform include the ability to book home appointments, track physical activity, receive healthy meal suggestions, and request ambulance services. Additionally, it offers continuous medicinal, nutritional, and emotional support, allowing users to complete their treatments at hospitals without incurring extra costs. By combining these various services, Mutuus aims to enhance the overall health and well-being of its members while ensuring affordability and accessibility.
Jericoo Good Ethics
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Jericoo Good Ethics is a sustainable online supermarket in Mexico, delivering fresh organic products to your door, in zero-waste packaging.
Pro Indie Music
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Pro Indie Music is a technology-driven company that empowers independent musicians worldwide. Launched in April 2021, it offers a mobile app that provides tailored opportunities and services to help artists grow rapidly. The platform teaches artists essential industry knowledge and business strategies, while also offering end-to-end artist development solutions powered by artificial intelligence for labels and managers. With a subscription-based model, Pro Indie Music operates in a $20.2 billion market, boasting a remarkable annual growth rate of 180%. Its customer base spans across Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, Chile, and Peru.
Keyboo
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Keyboo is a B2B2C Lead Generation SaaS platform that helps event vendors save time and find the right type of clients. With machine learning, natural language and AI proprietary technology, searches, filters and categorizes potential clients based on their event organization needs: location, event size, venue, theme, budget, etc. Event vendors pay a monthly fee for access to clients' briefs and a limited number of proposals to send, accessing the final client contact details to close the deal. Keyboo was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in México City.
Thermy
Non Equity Assistance in 2021
Thermy is a healthcare company focused on addressing the challenge of late-stage breast cancer diagnoses in Mexico, Latin America, and the Caribbean. The company has developed an AI-powered infrared imaging device that offers a comfortable and radiation-free alternative to traditional mammograms, facilitating early detection of breast cancer. This non-invasive method operates on both mobile and desktop platforms, allowing healthcare professionals to utilize infrared cameras to assess the likelihood of breast cancer in patients. By improving access to early detection, particularly in underserved communities, Thermy aims to enhance survival rates and reduce mortality associated with late diagnoses of breast cancer.
Ascalapha
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Ascalapha is a company founded in 2017 that serves as a bridge between responsible consumers and Mexican artisans. It provides a curated selection of handmade craft products, showcasing authentic Mexican artistry. By connecting craft communities with consumers who appreciate design, Ascalapha enables the purchase of unique and culturally significant items, supporting local artisans and promoting traditional craftsmanship.
Jelp
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Jelp is a Mexico-based company founded in 2013 that operates an online marketplace focused on after-sales services in the home improvement sector. The company provides a platform that connects homeowners with various professionals, including plumbers, painters, and electricians, allowing them to hire, rate, and pay for services. Jelp enhances the customer experience by integrating with e-commerce sites and point-of-sale systems, offering a comprehensive solution for installations and maintenance. Currently, the platform operates across 15 countries, enabling clients to efficiently access a variety of installation services while creating new business opportunities for manufacturers and retailers.
Yu-Track
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Yu-Track is a tech-based company that specializes in developing platforms aimed at enhancing the management of field collection teams through real-time visibility. Their software includes a mobile application that utilizes smartphone GPS technology to enable automatic check-ins and check-outs for employees during meetings. This innovation allows small and medium-sized businesses to monitor the activities and performance of their field staff more effectively. Yu-Track's solutions are designed to help organizations connect with customers intelligently, identify behaviors, and improve performance metrics using artificial intelligence. The company has garnered interest from various sectors, including banks, retail, financial institutions, insurance companies, collection agencies, and compensation funds, particularly in Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico, ensuring its competitive positioning in the market.
abierTTo
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
abierTTo is an application that helps micro-businesses grow. It promotes ideas and businesses to the new digital era. It encourages interaction between close people to sell, buy and deliver, all in the same place. It grows the neighborhood economy", local entrepreneurship, and promotes the technological evolution of businesses in an area. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Merida Yucatan. Mexico.
Rayito de Luna
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Rayito de Luna is a Mexican company that develops beauty and personal care products for women and men. It is an eco-friendly 100% natural personal care brand, that practices fair trade and supports the development of local independent producers.
Radial Biomateriales
Non Equity Assistance in 2020
Radial Biomateriales, established in 2018 and headquartered in Zapopan, Mexico, specializes in the production of biodegradable packaging and related products. The company innovatively utilizes agro-industrial waste to create these sustainable solutions, catering to both packaging needs and industrial or interior design applications.
Baubap
Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Baubap is a financial technology company that specializes in microlending, providing a platform for personal loans. Founded in 2018 by Luis Villarreal, Roberto Salcedo, and Conrad Wilkinson Schwarz, the company is based in Mexico. Baubap's mobile application allows customers to access instant loans without the need for documentation or complex procedures, enabling users to apply for loans conveniently at any time and from any location. This streamlined approach simplifies the borrowing process, making financial assistance more accessible to individuals.
Elion AI
Non Equity Assistance in 2019
Elion AI is a health analytics startup based in Mexico City. Currently, we are working on an API that enables a two-sided benefit for patients and physicians. Based on data provided by patients the API routes them to the correct physician, solving the problem of the lack of primary care in Mexico. On the other hand, with that data we provide physicians with probable diagnoses to speed up outpatient care.
LikeU
Non Equity Assistance in 2019
LikeU operates an online platform that connects corporate clients with part-time telecommuters, focusing on staffing services. Established in 2015 and headquartered in Antioquia, Colombia, with an office in Mexico City, the company emphasizes inclusivity by catering to women and individuals with disabilities. In addition to staffing solutions, LikeU offers online training and skills certifications to enhance the employability of its workforce. The company also provides business development services, employment support, and sales assistance for local businesses, contributing to the growth of the business process outsourcing industry. Through its services, LikeU aims to deliver well-paid job opportunities while fostering a diverse and skilled labor pool.
Simplii
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
Simplii is a Mexican startup that operates as a mobile networking company, offering innovative mobile telephony services. By utilizing a virtual mobile platform, Simplii leases infrastructure from other operators to provide cost-effective telephone plans. The company aims to enhance access to mobile data while delivering a high-quality customer experience. It focuses on revolutionizing the competitive landscape of the telecommunications industry by providing extensive data packages at attractive prices, complemented by 24/7 customer service.
PROTRASH
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
PROTRASH is a social enterprise that enhances the quality of life marginalized communities in Mexico by exchanging their recyclable waste for money.
MTTech Interactive Multimedia Systems
Non Equity Assistance in 2018
MTTech Interactive Multimedia Systems Ltd is an Israeli company that specializes in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of interactive multimedia systems. Headquartered in Tel-Aviv, with additional offices in Bucharest, Romania; Holmdel, New Jersey; and Alamos, Mexico, the company focuses on creating multi-touch display systems designed for various applications, including product demonstrations, research and development, training, and team meetings. MTTech aims to serve as a primary operational platform for households and offices through innovative solutions that promote functionality and mutual engagement. By utilizing multiple screens and dedicated applications, the company fosters collaborative environments in diverse sectors such as real estate, automotive sales, and smart conference rooms. Their advanced systems, including the KIsense integrated smart kitchen system and sophisticated control rooms for security, military, and medical applications, are designed to enhance performance and streamline operations, thereby facilitating interpersonal interaction in increasingly digital workspaces.
Unima
Non Equity Assistance in 2017
Unima, Inc. is a diagnostic technology company based in Zapopan, Mexico, focused on the rapid detection of infectious diseases, including HIV and Tuberculosis. The company has developed the Find platform, which decentralizes diagnostic testing by allowing healthcare providers to perform tests directly at the point of care, without the need for specialized lab equipment. This technology enables timely diagnostics with results available in 15 minutes or less and at a low cost. The Find platform utilizes genetically engineered shark antibodies to detect disease biomarkers in various samples such as blood, saliva, urine, or water. The testing process involves using microfluidic cards that produce visual reactions when interacting with specific biomarkers. Results are captured using the proprietary Xplora smartphone app, which employs image analysis and neural network algorithms to deliver immediate outcomes. This information, including geolocation and timestamp, is then uploaded to a cloud server for real-time disease tracking, enhancing accessibility to diagnostics even in remote areas.
FactiCo
Non Equity Assistance in 2017
FactiCo develops geolocation and data collection technologies tailored for journalists, news outlets, and citizen journalists. The company specializes in mobile applications for iOS and Android, aimed at enhancing the reporting of cultural, political, and financial events in urban environments, particularly Mexico City. Their applications leverage GPS technology to help users identify and document news stories and events in their vicinity. By enabling citizens to record videos and report issues such as utility failures or anti-social behaviors, FactiCo fosters innovative storytelling and allows diverse audiences to engage with news narratives through audio, video, maps, and GPS tracking features. The company collaborates with news organizations, NGOs, universities, and influencers to expand the reach of their technology and improve the quality of journalism.
Dilo en señas
Non Equity Assistance in 2017
"Dilo en señas" offers solutions to strengthen the language development of deaf children in Mexico, and improve communication in Mexican Sign Language (LSM): App (FREE Download), Tutorials, Guides, Tours, Did you know? Interviews.
Ilumexico is a B-Corporation focused on promoting community development in Mexico's most marginalized regions through solar energy solutions. The enterprise aims to enhance rural electrification by providing access to clean energy, utilizing microfinance schemes and offering long-term service and training for the use and maintenance of solar technologies. Their product offerings include solar water pumps, refrigerators, street lighting, solar fences, and grid-connected systems. Ilumexico believes that energy access serves as a foundation for broader development and runs programs and workshops on topics such as community organization, gender equity, and financial inclusion to empower these communities.
LECO is an on-demand platform based in Mexico that provides access to visual health services. It offers a range of solutions, including eye checkups, home eye tests, eyeglasses, and contact lenses. By facilitating visual health assessments without the need for in-person doctor visits, LECO aims to make eyewear more accessible to individuals in the region.
Voatz, Inc. is a mobile application developer specializing in secure voting solutions for elections. Founded in 2014 and based in Brookline, Massachusetts, the company offers a mobile-first elections platform that utilizes a blockchain infrastructure and biometric authentication to ensure voter security and accessibility. Voatz has successfully facilitated over 5 million votes across 140 elections in seven countries, including the first mobile voting in U.S. Federal Election history in 2018 and participation in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections. Its technology generates real-time, voter-verified paper ballots for record-keeping, allowing voters to cast their ballots using their mobile devices while assisting election administrators in managing the voting process efficiently. The platform has been adopted by multiple jurisdictions, including 15 cities in Canada for the 2022 Ontario Municipal Elections, and it played a role in the historic 2024 Presidential Elections in Mexico.
Griyum specializes in the production and commercialization of edible cricket flour, which is high in protein and offers a low-cost alternative for enhancing the nutritional value of processed foods. Recognizing the health challenges faced by many in Mexico, where a significant portion of the population is at risk of obesity and diabetes, Griyum aims to provide a sustainable solution through its innovative product. The company establishes a value chain that supports micro-producers by supplying them with technology packages to cultivate crickets. Griyum purchases the crickets from these producers, transforms them into flour, and supplies this nutritious ingredient to enhance various food products, thereby promoting healthier eating habits.
Higia Technologies, founded in 2016 and based in Mexico City, develops EVA, a wearable device aimed at assessing breast cancer risk. This non-invasive device features tactile sensors that map the breast's surface and surrounding areas, enabling women to monitor changes in breast temperature, size, and weight. Equipped with biosensors, EVA continuously tracks relevant information, providing users with accessible tools for breast health management.
MediPrint is a Mexico City-based company focused on creating customized medical solutions through advanced 3D printing technology. They collaborate closely with healthcare professionals and institutions, offering innovative products tailored to individual patient needs. Their range of applications includes orthopedic rehabilitation devices, insoles, and supports, as well as models used for dental prostheses, anatomical studies, and ophthalmological purposes. In addition to medical applications, MediPrint operates a division called 3DPlus, which extends their 3D printing capabilities to various sectors, producing prototypes, molds, and customized objects for personal projects. The company is committed to providing professional support and accessible solutions, making cutting-edge technology available to a wider audience.
Saldo.mx is a digital wallet that facilitates bill payments for users in Mexico through their smartphones. The platform allows customers to select a company, enter a reference number, and pay using any bank card, streamlining the payment process. Additionally, Saldo offers an online payment portal application that supports global real-time micro remittances utilizing cryptocurrency technologies. Founded by Marco Neri and operated from California, Saldo aims to enhance the convenience of mobile bill payments and recharge services for its users.
Mentes Hábiles
Grant in 2017
Mentes Habiles is a manualized school evidence-based drug abuse prevention program that use engaging technology like videos, handouts and digital clips that maintain adolescents attention to develop social and emotional skills. Compared to other countries like the U.S. and the Europe Union, México has no programs that have proved effectivity. We have been implementing this program since 2016 with an excellent response. They are ready to take their program to the next level.
La Huerta de Elisa
Grant in 2017
La Huerta de Elisa is a pioneering Mexican food company specializing in all-natural baby food made from fruits, vegetables, and grains native to Mexico. The company is dedicated to providing children with proper nutrition by using locally sourced ingredients that are free from additives like sugar, modified starch, and chemicals. This commitment ensures that children receive wholesome foods that support their development in a practical and enjoyable manner. By focusing on traditional Mexican ingredients, La Huerta de Elisa not only promotes healthy eating habits but also celebrates the rich culinary heritage of the country.
Vááiu is a Mexican brand where we incorporate artisanal work into contemporary designs.
Kayum is an insurance comparison platform focused on simplifying personal insurance for consumers in Latin America, beginning with Mexico. The Mexican insurance market is often complicated and expensive, with a significant portion of premiums allocated to sales and administrative expenses. To address this issue and meet the high demand for insurance information—evidenced by millions of online searches—Kayum provides a user-friendly platform that allows individuals to compare various insurance policies. The platform emphasizes important factors such as deductibles, co-insurance, hospital options, and coverage amounts, offering personalized, AI-generated recommendations to help consumers make informed choices. By enhancing transparency and accessibility, Kayum aims to facilitate a smoother insurance purchasing experience while making coverage more affordable for its users.
Finerio Connect
Seed Round in 2017
Finerio is a personal finance platform based in Mexico that offers an automated and free service to help users manage their finances effectively. The platform allows individuals to link their debit and credit accounts from major Mexican banks, enabling them to monitor and track their expenses, view financial information, and analyze their consumption patterns. Finerio's features include custom budgeting tools and data analysis capabilities, which aim to enhance users' financial planning and savings. By leveraging open finance principles, Finerio empowers users to take control of their financial well-being through insightful data-driven insights.
Finerio Connect
Non Equity Assistance in 2017
Finerio is a personal finance platform based in Mexico that offers an automated and free service to help users manage their finances effectively. The platform allows individuals to link their debit and credit accounts from major Mexican banks, enabling them to monitor and track their expenses, view financial information, and analyze their consumption patterns. Finerio's features include custom budgeting tools and data analysis capabilities, which aim to enhance users' financial planning and savings. By leveraging open finance principles, Finerio empowers users to take control of their financial well-being through insightful data-driven insights.
Gaszen
Non Equity Assistance in 2016
Gaszen is a company focused on enhancing energy consumption experiences by providing an Internet of Things (IoT) gas management platform specifically for propane users. Serving a global market of approximately 3 billion people who rely on propane for cooking, heating, and hot water, Gaszen targets Mexico, the largest per capita consumer of propane in the Americas. The propane industry in Mexico represents a market worth around 8 billion. The company offers a device that connects stationary propane tanks to the internet, allowing for real-time monitoring of gas levels and consumption patterns. This platform facilitates connections between residential users, small and medium-sized businesses, gas suppliers, and dispatchers. It includes a user application for consumers, a control dashboard for businesses, and a management dashboard for gas suppliers. By replacing traditional analog meters with wireless sensors, Gaszen aims to provide transparency in propane consumption, helping users manage their energy use effectively and economically.
Gaszen is a company focused on enhancing energy consumption experiences by providing an Internet of Things (IoT) gas management platform specifically for propane users. Serving a global market of approximately 3 billion people who rely on propane for cooking, heating, and hot water, Gaszen targets Mexico, the largest per capita consumer of propane in the Americas. The propane industry in Mexico represents a market worth around 8 billion. The company offers a device that connects stationary propane tanks to the internet, allowing for real-time monitoring of gas levels and consumption patterns. This platform facilitates connections between residential users, small and medium-sized businesses, gas suppliers, and dispatchers. It includes a user application for consumers, a control dashboard for businesses, and a management dashboard for gas suppliers. By replacing traditional analog meters with wireless sensors, Gaszen aims to provide transparency in propane consumption, helping users manage their energy use effectively and economically.
Bitso is a cryptocurrency exchange platform founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico. The company specializes in facilitating the buying and selling of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, providing users with a marketplace where they can trade fractions of various digital assets. Bitso's platform is designed for ease of use, allowing customers to conduct transactions and make payments via mobile devices. By focusing on the fintech and blockchain sectors, Bitso aims to enhance accessibility to cryptocurrency trading for users in Mexico and beyond.
Granta is a company dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals in need by providing customized implants designed to enhance surgical outcomes. By utilizing state-of-the-art technology and biocompatible materials, Granta aims to create faster, more affordable, and personalized implants for each patient. This approach not only facilitates aesthetic results but also supports patients' reintegration into society. In Mexico, over 30,000 individuals annually face challenges related to implant surgery, with a significant proportion coming from an overwhelmed public health sector. Granta's innovative solutions seek to address this pressing issue, ultimately benefiting both healthcare providers and patients.
Red Girasol S.A.P.I de C.V. operates a crowdfunding platform that links solar system installers with residential users in Mexico, facilitating the financing of clean energy projects. Founded in 2016 and located in Monterrey, the platform enables residential users to raise funds for solar panel installations by connecting them with investors willing to contribute. Users benefit from lower interest rates compared to traditional financing options and can pay back their contributions in monthly installments. Red Girasol utilizes an algorithm to analyze users' sunlight exposure and generate tailored quotations from various installers. After selecting a suitable installer and providing a minimum upfront payment, users initiate a funding campaign to reach their financing goal. Once achieved, installation occurs, and the company manages monthly payments to investors, earning revenue through commissions from residents, investors, and suppliers involved in its network. The platform not only supports individuals in adopting solar energy but also aims to generate environmental and social benefits through its operations.
Lavadero is a laundry service provider based in Mexico City, offering a combination of laundry, dry cleaning, and ironing services. Established in 2014, Lavadero operates through a user-friendly web and mobile app, allowing customers to schedule pickups and deliveries of their laundry directly from their homes or offices. The company guarantees delivery of washed items within 24 hours, while dry cleaning and ironing services are completed within 48 hours. Lavadero caters to various neighborhoods across three main areas in Mexico City: Cuauhtemoc, Miguel Hidalgo, and Benito Juarez, covering a wide range of localities including Condesa, Polanco, and Del Valle. Customers can conveniently make payments via cash or card, enhancing the overall user experience.
Bundy App saves people´s time waiting in lines, by providing a platform that connects university and company cafeterias with clients. It enables users to prepare and order food from smartphones, while empowering cafeterias to take data driven decisions. Bundy offers high-end business intelligence solutions for universities and a point of sale system for cafeterias. They have presence in Guadalajara, Monterrey and Mexico City, with contracts to open in 40 prestigious campuses in the next 6 months.
Briq.mx
Non Equity Assistance in 2016
Briq.mx is a crowdfunding platform dedicated to financing real estate construction projects in Mexico. It enables users to invest in carefully evaluated real estate opportunities through its online interface. The platform facilitates capital raising for real estate projects, allowing developers to present their initiatives to potential investors. An investment committee reviews and selects projects, ensuring that users can confidently build their real estate portfolios. By providing access to a range of investment opportunities, Briq.mx aims to democratize real estate investment and make it more accessible to a broader audience.
Kiubo Mexico
Grant in 2016
Kiubo Mexico is a social networking platform that connects citizens with their politicians, enabling direct communication and engagement. The free application serves as a bridge for approximately 80 million smartphone users in Mexico, allowing them to express their opinions, share their needs, and influence political agendas. By facilitating interactions between the public and their elected officials, Kiubo aims to foster a more informed and active citizenry, while also promoting accountability among politicians. The platform seeks to create a space where citizens can serve as both observers and participants in the political process, ultimately contributing to a better governance landscape in Mexico.
Biluu is a company focused on addressing the environmental and economic challenges associated with bottled water consumption in Mexico, which has the highest per capita usage of bottled water globally. The company develops a water purification system that delivers unlimited access to clean water. This innovative product effectively removes sediment and protects against harmful microbes, including bacteria and viruses, while also eliminating contaminants that affect taste and odor. By providing a sustainable alternative to bottled water, Biluu aims to promote health and environmental responsibility while helping consumers save money.
Zave App is a money-saving application that enables its users to save their change and travel around the world. It was launched in June 2015 in Mexico.
UnDosTres
Non Equity Assistance in 2016
UnDosTres is transforming the consumer payments landscape in Mexico with its innovative online payment platform that provides secure and reliable payment alternatives. The platform enables users to make payments for a wide range of services, including mobile and DTH recharges, electricity and water bills, movie tickets, and other utility expenses. By allowing payments through credit and debit cards, bank transfers, and digital wallets, UnDosTres streamlines online transactions, making it easier for Mexicans to manage their financial obligations. As one of the fastest-growing startups in the country, UnDosTres has garnered recognition as the Best Fintech Startup in Emerging Markets, underscoring its significant impact on the payments sector.
InstaFit is an online fitness startup based in Mexico City, co-founded by Oswaldo Trava and Natalia Amaya. The company provides an engaging platform for home workouts, offering on-demand audio and video fitness classes led by professional trainers. With a focus on affordability, InstaFit delivers high-quality fitness training at a fraction of the cost of traditional gyms. The platform features a wide range of workouts, from yoga to functional training, and publishes new content weekly, which is also available offline for user convenience. Launched in late 2016, the InstaFit app has gained popularity, attracting paying users in 37 countries and earning a 4.4-star rating. It ranks as the top health and fitness app in 15 countries and was recognized by Apple as one of the best apps of 2016. By leveraging advanced technology, creative marketing, and efficient operational practices, InstaFit addresses the pressing health issue of obesity in the region within a rapidly growing internet market.
MayoreoTotal.com
Grant in 2016
MayoreoTotal.com is an innovative online grocery platform that aims to transform the wholesale grocery market in Mexico, valued at approximately 20 billion USD. The company focuses on serving corporates, retail stores, and restaurants by providing a web-based shopping solution that offers a diverse range of grocery products at competitive prices. By facilitating a shift from traditional offline purchasing to a streamlined online experience, MayoreoTotal.com enables users to buy groceries quickly and efficiently, enhancing convenience and accessibility in the wholesale distribution channel.
Gus is a Mexican company specializing in the development and licensing of advanced chatbots tailored for the Spanish-speaking market. Founded in 2015, Gus began as a personal assistant chatbot, enabling users to inquire about various topics. Recognizing the potential for broader applications, the company transitioned towards creating a robust technological product designed to automate operations for businesses. This pivot allowed Gus to license its technology, providing organizations with tools to enhance customer interaction at scale. By optimizing conversation flows, Gus's chatbots help businesses improve customer experience, increase loyalty, and drive revenue through effective messaging strategies. With its headquarters in Mexico, Gus is expanding its presence in Spain and Latin America, aiming to lead in user experience, technology, and innovation in the chatbot industry.
wecourses are an innovative learning environment with multimedia content and activities in an online platform, created to improve the quality of education. The project is built with an innovative educational model with inductive bases and use of technological tools, created and supported by one of the most important universities in Mexico. Moreover, it is supported by a service that includes teacher training, full platform management, technical and educational support and performance measurement
Kuona is a technology company based in Monterrey, Mexico, that specializes in developing an AI-based platform aimed at enhancing the efficiency of consumer brands and retailers. The platform focuses on automatically optimizing product pricing, promotions, and inventory management. By tracking competitor prices and providing notifications for frequent changes, Kuona enables businesses to access real-time pricing and promotional information from grocery retailers. This capability allows companies to effectively optimize their trade promotions and regular pricing strategies, ultimately maximizing profits and increasing market share. Additionally, Kuona offers a mobile application that personalizes in-store deals based on user profiles and preferences, further enhancing the shopping experience for customers.
Fairwaves, Inc. specializes in manufacturing and selling open-source telecommunications equipment tailored for mobile operators. The company offers a range of products, including indoor, tower-mounted, and rack-mounted base stations, as well as two-channel SDR transceivers. In addition to hardware, Fairwaves provides cloud core-based networks, support services, and consulting for electronic design related to its products. The company also engages in online retail of ready-to-use equipment, accessories, and DIY solutions. Established in 2011 and headquartered in Brookline, Massachusetts, Fairwaves has expanded its presence with offices in Moscow, Russia; Riga, Latvia; and Paris, France. Its equipment is deployed in various regions, including Mexico, the Netherlands, and the Island of Mayotte, aiming to enhance connectivity, particularly in rural and low-income areas.
Unima, Inc. is a diagnostic technology company based in Zapopan, Mexico, focused on the rapid detection of infectious diseases, including HIV and Tuberculosis. The company has developed the Find platform, which decentralizes diagnostic testing by allowing healthcare providers to perform tests directly at the point of care, without the need for specialized lab equipment. This technology enables timely diagnostics with results available in 15 minutes or less and at a low cost. The Find platform utilizes genetically engineered shark antibodies to detect disease biomarkers in various samples such as blood, saliva, urine, or water. The testing process involves using microfluidic cards that produce visual reactions when interacting with specific biomarkers. Results are captured using the proprietary Xplora smartphone app, which employs image analysis and neural network algorithms to deliver immediate outcomes. This information, including geolocation and timestamp, is then uploaded to a cloud server for real-time disease tracking, enhancing accessibility to diagnostics even in remote areas.
Sunu, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of assistive technology for individuals with low vision and blindness. Founded in 2013 and based in Zapopan, Mexico, the company is known for its innovative product, the Sunu Band. This smart wristband utilizes sonar technology to enhance navigation for visually impaired users by emitting high-frequency sound waves that detect nearby obstacles. The device then translates this information into a pattern of gentle vibrations, alerting the user to potential hazards in their environment. The Sunu Band serves as a complementary tool to traditional mobility aids, such as canes and guide dogs, by improving users' awareness of their surroundings, reducing accidents, and fostering greater confidence in mobility.
Aentropico is a Brazilian company that develops a predictive analytics platform aimed at facilitating decision-making for managers in mid and large enterprises. The platform utilizes Big Data to provide actionable intelligence on various aspects such as marketing, customer analysis, and resource allocation. By combining user-friendly design with advanced applied statistics, Aentropico enables non-technical users to access useful algorithms tailored to industry-specific questions. The company has conducted paid pilot projects in Colombia and Mexico across three different sectors, with plans to expand into recurrent billing projects through their beta platform. Aentropico aspires to establish itself as a leading marketplace for data science solutions in the Latin American market.
Acsendo SAS is a Colombian company that specializes in developing subscription-based talent management software solutions. Its platform allows organizations to assess employee performance, align individual objectives with corporate goals, and automate the employee review process. By categorizing employee roles, responsibilities, and competencies, Acsendo facilitates a metrics-driven environment that enhances employee satisfaction and retention while enabling companies to optimize their workforce. The software is utilized by a diverse range of clients, including services and industrial sectors, consultants, and government entities across Colombia, Chile, Peru, and Mexico. Acsendo's solutions aim to improve decision-making regarding promotions, compensation, and retention, ultimately addressing common challenges related to employee engagement and morale.
Sunu, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of assistive technology for individuals with low vision and blindness. Founded in 2013 and based in Zapopan, Mexico, the company is known for its innovative product, the Sunu Band. This smart wristband utilizes sonar technology to enhance navigation for visually impaired users by emitting high-frequency sound waves that detect nearby obstacles. The device then translates this information into a pattern of gentle vibrations, alerting the user to potential hazards in their environment. The Sunu Band serves as a complementary tool to traditional mobility aids, such as canes and guide dogs, by improving users' awareness of their surroundings, reducing accidents, and fostering greater confidence in mobility.