National Science Foundation

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is an independent federal agency established in 1950 and based in Alexandria, Virginia. It is dedicated to supporting research and education in science and engineering across a wide range of disciplines. The NSF provides significant non-dilutive funding, up to $1.5 million, to startups and small businesses through its America's Seed Fund initiative, which is part of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program mandated by Congress. With an operating budget of approximately $7.8 billion, the NSF is committed to advancing fundamental research and education, thus fostering innovation and technological development in the United States.

James Donlon

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Debasis Majumdar

Program Director

Graciela Narcho

Staff Associate

Sethuraman Panchanathan

Director

Past deals in Digital Media

LiteraSeed

Grant in 2024
LiteraSeed operates a clinically validated digital health platform designed to enhance communication between healthcare providers and low health literate patient populations. The platform addresses significant challenges faced by public health providers, particularly in serving patients who may not speak English or have other communication barriers. By enabling these individuals to accurately and remotely self-report symptoms, LiteraSeed aims to prevent costly misdiagnoses, adverse events, and unnecessary emergency room admissions. This approach not only improves access to care for disadvantaged patients but also makes clinical encounters more productive, fostering better understanding of health status and overall patient outcomes.

University of Michigan

Grant in 2024
The University of Michigan, one of the largest universities in the Midwest, offers a diverse array of academic programs that attract over 40,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Its renowned schools include the Stephen Ross School of Business, the College of Engineering, and prominent law and medical schools. The university also has a vibrant arts scene, highlighted by its Musical Theatre program and the annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which draws filmmakers globally. In addition to its educational endeavors, the University of Michigan actively manages a significant endowment, investing in alternative assets such as private equity, real estate, and infrastructure to support its mission and enhance its resources. The institution consistently ranks highly in national assessments, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

University of Michigan

Grant in 2023
The University of Michigan, one of the largest universities in the Midwest, offers a diverse array of academic programs that attract over 40,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Its renowned schools include the Stephen Ross School of Business, the College of Engineering, and prominent law and medical schools. The university also has a vibrant arts scene, highlighted by its Musical Theatre program and the annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which draws filmmakers globally. In addition to its educational endeavors, the University of Michigan actively manages a significant endowment, investing in alternative assets such as private equity, real estate, and infrastructure to support its mission and enhance its resources. The institution consistently ranks highly in national assessments, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

University of Michigan

Grant in 2022
The University of Michigan, one of the largest universities in the Midwest, offers a diverse array of academic programs that attract over 40,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Its renowned schools include the Stephen Ross School of Business, the College of Engineering, and prominent law and medical schools. The university also has a vibrant arts scene, highlighted by its Musical Theatre program and the annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which draws filmmakers globally. In addition to its educational endeavors, the University of Michigan actively manages a significant endowment, investing in alternative assets such as private equity, real estate, and infrastructure to support its mission and enhance its resources. The institution consistently ranks highly in national assessments, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

Makefully

Grant in 2021
Makefully is a media company committed to creating meaningful, purposeful, and influential learning environments and educational media. The company's headquarters are in Kansas City, Missouri.

Intellerce

Grant in 2021
Intellerce is a San Diego-based company founded in 2020 that specializes in developing a video streaming platform aimed at significantly lowering the costs associated with streaming video-on-demand content. The platform leverages artificial intelligence to minimize reliance on data centers and Content Distribution Networks (CDNs), which not only reduces streaming expenses but also decreases energy consumption and the carbon footprint of cloud computing infrastructures. By optimizing these processes, Intellerce enables video companies to provide a high-quality streaming experience for their users while promoting sustainability in the digital content delivery space.

Additive Manufacturing Innovations

Grant in 2021
Additive Manufacturing Innovations develops multiscale structural analysis models for advanced industrial applications and leverages digital image processing techniques to enhance the capabilities of optical imaging, enabling small and medium manufacturing companies to get access to additive manufacturing technologies in a simplified way.

LiteraSeed

Grant in 2021
LiteraSeed operates a clinically validated digital health platform designed to enhance communication between healthcare providers and low health literate patient populations. The platform addresses significant challenges faced by public health providers, particularly in serving patients who may not speak English or have other communication barriers. By enabling these individuals to accurately and remotely self-report symptoms, LiteraSeed aims to prevent costly misdiagnoses, adverse events, and unnecessary emergency room admissions. This approach not only improves access to care for disadvantaged patients but also makes clinical encounters more productive, fostering better understanding of health status and overall patient outcomes.

Steg AI

Grant in 2020
Steg AI specializes in media protection and authentication through its AI-driven tools. Founded in 2019 and based in New York, the company provides solutions that empower clients to identify and manage images and videos uploaded to their platforms, even when these media have been captured from broadcasts using smartphones. This capability surpasses the limitations of traditional content attribution tools. Steg AI's technology enables social media platforms to comply with copyright laws, safeguard proprietary content, and generate new revenue streams. Additionally, the company helps media distributors understand content provenance, manage synthetic media responsibly, and combat the spread of misinformation, thereby fostering user trust in their platforms.

Oscillo Biosciences

Grant in 2020
Oscillo Biosciences focuses on developing innovative pharmacological treatments for Alzheimer's disease and related disorders. The company has conducted studies to assess the impact of music and multisensory stimulation on brain activity in adults. Oscillo Biosciences creates a prescription medical device and a digital therapeutic that work in tandem to restore healthy brain function in patients experiencing mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease. Their approach is grounded in the understanding that brain rhythms essential for memory and cognition are disrupted in these patients. Additionally, Oscillo Biosciences develops human-centered technologies aimed at rehabilitating individuals with language, cognitive, and motor impairments, utilizing rhythmic behaviors associated with speech, music, and movement to create effective therapies.

Iterex

Grant in 2020
Iterex is dedicated to revolutionizing at-home care of chronic illnesses through early, cost effective, personalized mobile digital health applications.

eBibelot

Grant in 2019
eBibelot specializes in digital media where education meets entertainment, empowered by AR and AI technologies.

Muzology

Grant in 2019
Muzology makes music learning fun, engaging, and effective.

Games and Learning

Grant in 2019
Games and Learning is a digital distribution platform that expands access through web-based games. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in New York.

Chef Koochooloo

Pre Seed Round in 2019
Chef Koochooloo is an educational company that offers a unique platform combining cooking with learning to teach children essential skills in math, science, and global awareness. The program integrates culinary activities with academic lessons, allowing students to explore different cultures through cooking while aligning with various educational standards, including Common Core and NGSS. Chef Koochooloo features a range of products, such as a TV show, a kid-friendly cookbook, and an interactive app that guides students through recipes while reinforcing relevant concepts in math, geography, and science tailored to their grade levels. The company’s mission focuses on engaging kids and educators in healthy, collaborative cooking experiences enriched with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) principles. With a team of nutritionists, chefs, curriculum specialists, and game designers, Chef Koochooloo aims to provide adaptable educational enrichment programs for the classroom and beyond.

Makefully

Grant in 2019
Makefully is a media company committed to creating meaningful, purposeful, and influential learning environments and educational media. The company's headquarters are in Kansas City, Missouri.

University of Michigan

Grant in 2018
The University of Michigan, one of the largest universities in the Midwest, offers a diverse array of academic programs that attract over 40,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Its renowned schools include the Stephen Ross School of Business, the College of Engineering, and prominent law and medical schools. The university also has a vibrant arts scene, highlighted by its Musical Theatre program and the annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, which draws filmmakers globally. In addition to its educational endeavors, the University of Michigan actively manages a significant endowment, investing in alternative assets such as private equity, real estate, and infrastructure to support its mission and enhance its resources. The institution consistently ranks highly in national assessments, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

ReadAskChat

Grant in 2018
ReadAskChat is a research-based early learning system that fosters school-readiness through interactive family reading and conversation. The system is based on a beautifully illustrated digital library enhanced with supports parents and caregivers in cultivating their children’s thinking, creativity, and observation skills. Embedded conversation starters and projects spur meaningful child-adult verbal exchanges at three developmental levels ranging from 6 months to 5 years. The system includes train-the-trainer modules and guides for teachers and service professionals to help families engage in the tried-and-true method of reading to their children and responding to their ideas. ReadAskChat is the recipient of a prestigious National Science Foundation Small Business Research Innovation (NSF-SBIR) award and was a finalist in the 2016 University of Chicago Booth School of Business John Edwardson '72 Social New Venture Challenge.

Iterex

Grant in 2018
Iterex is dedicated to revolutionizing at-home care of chronic illnesses through early, cost effective, personalized mobile digital health applications.

eBibelot

Grant in 2018
eBibelot specializes in digital media where education meets entertainment, empowered by AR and AI technologies.

Muzology

Grant in 2018
Muzology makes music learning fun, engaging, and effective.

MusiQuest

Grant in 2018
MusiQuest is a developer of a musical application aimed at fostering a passion for music among beginners. The company's platform provides a comprehensive curriculum that teaches essential music concepts through creative and interactive units. It integrates various subjects such as literacy, math, history, and science, allowing children to learn, enhance their skills, and create music in diverse styles. MusiQuest's approach encourages creativity and engagement, making music education accessible and enjoyable for young learners.

BrainChild Technologies

Grant in 2017
BrainChild Technologies is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and focuses on developing digital applications and smart devices aimed at enhancing parent-infant communication. The company's flagship product is a low-cost smart pacifier designed to improve the early identification of hearing loss in infants. This innovative device measures changes in an infant's sucking behavior in response to various images and sounds, enabling parents to engage in interactive activities with their children. By tracking behavioral data, BrainChild Technologies helps parents recognize potential hearing issues early, allowing for timely interventions that are crucial for effective treatment.

Triseum

Grant in 2017
Triseum LLC, founded in 2014 and based in Bryan, Texas, specializes in creating immersive learning video games that enhance educational experiences through engagement and entertainment. The company focuses on game-based learning, targeting foundational subjects to address challenges in student engagement and course completion in high school and higher education. Among its offerings is ARTe Mecenas, a game that educates players about the interconnectedness of local and international economies during the Renaissance period in Italy. Triseum employs standard industry game development practices and learning design methodologies to develop its products, aiming to transform traditional education by providing interactive and enjoyable learning experiences.

MidSchoolMath

Grant in 2017
MidSchoolMath is an educational service provider that focuses on delivering digital math curriculum to enhance student learning. The company's offerings include an implementation guide, sample questions, and interactive games designed to make learning mathematics engaging and enjoyable. By emphasizing a more hands-on approach, MidSchoolMath aims to improve student performance and foster a positive attitude toward math. As educators adapt to these changes, they have observed improvements in student assessment results, indicating a growing acceptance of the new methodologies and resources provided by the company.

BenchFly

Grant in 2017
BenchFly is a leading science video production platform tailored for researchers and educational institutions. Founded by experts in research and video production, BenchFly enables labs and companies to create engaging video content that facilitates clear communication in the scientific community. The platform offers both open access and private solutions, allowing researchers worldwide to share their findings and insights through the universal medium of video. Additionally, BenchFly's educational software promotes student growth by providing direct, conversational feedback from teachers and peers. It features collaboration monitoring, data insights sharing, and content moderation, empowering students to effectively exchange advice and enhance their learning experience.

eBeam Film

Grant in 2017
eBeam Film specializes in developing and selling advanced information and image processing systems utilizing electron beam technology. Founded in 1974 as Image Graphics, the company aimed to meet the demands of government and industry for high-speed, high-resolution graphics, text, and imagery. eBeam Film focuses on creating the smallest pixel for exposing traditional film and advanced materials. Its technology is employed in high-quality scanning, digital preservation to microfilm, and high-end microfilm production, as well as in cinema and satellite photography film recorders. The company also operates a full-service microfilm laboratory equipped with film processors and duplicators, enabling comprehensive support for various microfilm projects.

Chef Koochooloo

Grant in 2017
Chef Koochooloo is an educational company that offers a unique platform combining cooking with learning to teach children essential skills in math, science, and global awareness. The program integrates culinary activities with academic lessons, allowing students to explore different cultures through cooking while aligning with various educational standards, including Common Core and NGSS. Chef Koochooloo features a range of products, such as a TV show, a kid-friendly cookbook, and an interactive app that guides students through recipes while reinforcing relevant concepts in math, geography, and science tailored to their grade levels. The company’s mission focuses on engaging kids and educators in healthy, collaborative cooking experiences enriched with STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) principles. With a team of nutritionists, chefs, curriculum specialists, and game designers, Chef Koochooloo aims to provide adaptable educational enrichment programs for the classroom and beyond.

DuKorp Studio

Grant in 2017
DuKode Studio is a creative computing firm that focuses on forward-facing data transpositions to many forms, including software, animation, print, electronic machines, and physical objects for arts + culture, science, research, and nonprofit organizations.

Misapplied Sciences

Grant in 2017
Misapplied Sciences specializes in parallel reality technology that allows multiple viewers to simultaneously experience different content on the same digital display. This innovative approach enables public venues such as airports, stadiums, shopping malls, and resorts to provide personalized information to individual visitors, enhancing their experience. The company's advanced pixel technology can project up to a million light rays of varying colors and brightness, facilitating the targeted delivery of visual media to specific people and locations without complications. This capability positions Misapplied Sciences as a leader in transforming how digital information is shared in public spaces.

Solchroma Technologies

Grant in 2017
Solchroma Technologies, Inc. specializes in manufacturing innovative digital display screens designed for advertising applications. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, the company offers non-LED displays characterized by sunlight reflectivity and print-quality color properties. These displays are particularly suited for outdoor advertising and on-premise signage, providing a low-power alternative to traditional light-emitting technologies. Solchroma's proprietary system utilizes electroactive polymer actuators that function as hydraulic pumps to move colored ink from reservoirs into viewable color filter chambers, allowing for full-color reflective displays. This technology enables compliance with zoning regulations that restrict emissive signage, making it an environmentally friendly option for urban settings.

MusiQuest

Grant in 2017
MusiQuest is a developer of a musical application aimed at fostering a passion for music among beginners. The company's platform provides a comprehensive curriculum that teaches essential music concepts through creative and interactive units. It integrates various subjects such as literacy, math, history, and science, allowing children to learn, enhance their skills, and create music in diverse styles. MusiQuest's approach encourages creativity and engagement, making music education accessible and enjoyable for young learners.

Media Health Technologies

Grant in 2016
Media Health Technologies provides research and development of web and mobile health and wellness content tools.

ReadAskChat

Grant in 2016
ReadAskChat is a research-based early learning system that fosters school-readiness through interactive family reading and conversation. The system is based on a beautifully illustrated digital library enhanced with supports parents and caregivers in cultivating their children’s thinking, creativity, and observation skills. Embedded conversation starters and projects spur meaningful child-adult verbal exchanges at three developmental levels ranging from 6 months to 5 years. The system includes train-the-trainer modules and guides for teachers and service professionals to help families engage in the tried-and-true method of reading to their children and responding to their ideas. ReadAskChat is the recipient of a prestigious National Science Foundation Small Business Research Innovation (NSF-SBIR) award and was a finalist in the 2016 University of Chicago Booth School of Business John Edwardson '72 Social New Venture Challenge.

Digital Dream Labs

Grant in 2016
Digital Dream Labs is an educational technology company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, founded in 2012. It specializes in creating hands-on learning products designed for children aged 4 to 9, focusing on engaging and interactive experiences. The company's offerings include language- and system-agnostic designs that enable pre-readers to interact seamlessly with both digital environments and various devices, such as educational robots, smart speakers, and drones. By blending play with learning, Digital Dream Labs aims to foster children's interest in education through innovative technology.

MidSchoolMath

Grant in 2016
MidSchoolMath is an educational service provider that focuses on delivering digital math curriculum to enhance student learning. The company's offerings include an implementation guide, sample questions, and interactive games designed to make learning mathematics engaging and enjoyable. By emphasizing a more hands-on approach, MidSchoolMath aims to improve student performance and foster a positive attitude toward math. As educators adapt to these changes, they have observed improvements in student assessment results, indicating a growing acceptance of the new methodologies and resources provided by the company.

BenchFly

Grant in 2015
BenchFly is a leading science video production platform tailored for researchers and educational institutions. Founded by experts in research and video production, BenchFly enables labs and companies to create engaging video content that facilitates clear communication in the scientific community. The platform offers both open access and private solutions, allowing researchers worldwide to share their findings and insights through the universal medium of video. Additionally, BenchFly's educational software promotes student growth by providing direct, conversational feedback from teachers and peers. It features collaboration monitoring, data insights sharing, and content moderation, empowering students to effectively exchange advice and enhance their learning experience.

Misapplied Sciences

Grant in 2015
Misapplied Sciences specializes in parallel reality technology that allows multiple viewers to simultaneously experience different content on the same digital display. This innovative approach enables public venues such as airports, stadiums, shopping malls, and resorts to provide personalized information to individual visitors, enhancing their experience. The company's advanced pixel technology can project up to a million light rays of varying colors and brightness, facilitating the targeted delivery of visual media to specific people and locations without complications. This capability positions Misapplied Sciences as a leader in transforming how digital information is shared in public spaces.

Solchroma Technologies

Grant in 2015
Solchroma Technologies, Inc. specializes in manufacturing innovative digital display screens designed for advertising applications. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, the company offers non-LED displays characterized by sunlight reflectivity and print-quality color properties. These displays are particularly suited for outdoor advertising and on-premise signage, providing a low-power alternative to traditional light-emitting technologies. Solchroma's proprietary system utilizes electroactive polymer actuators that function as hydraulic pumps to move colored ink from reservoirs into viewable color filter chambers, allowing for full-color reflective displays. This technology enables compliance with zoning regulations that restrict emissive signage, making it an environmentally friendly option for urban settings.

MusiQuest

Grant in 2015
MusiQuest is a developer of a musical application aimed at fostering a passion for music among beginners. The company's platform provides a comprehensive curriculum that teaches essential music concepts through creative and interactive units. It integrates various subjects such as literacy, math, history, and science, allowing children to learn, enhance their skills, and create music in diverse styles. MusiQuest's approach encourages creativity and engagement, making music education accessible and enjoyable for young learners.

StarWalk Kids Media

Grant in 2015
StarWalk Kids Media is a content platform that publishes and distributes e-books to children. It was founded in 2011 by Seymor Simon, Liz Nealon, and John Benfield. It was acquired by Isabella Products in 2016.

Triad Interactive Media

Grant in 2015
Triad Interactive Media is a media services company that builds interactive training and learning solutions and stellar promotional videos and multimedia. They design and develop learning, training, and promotional media, serious games, and interactive tools. They also serve corporations and government agencies in a variety of sectors. They also served corporations and government agencies in sectors including communications and retail.

Art & Science Productions

Grant in 2015
Art & Science Productions is an entertainment company that produces animated series in both English and Spanish. Marina Ratina, the company's founder, is an animation producer who is currently working on the animated series Masha and the Bear.

Pioneer Valley Books

Grant in 2015
Pioneer Valley Books provides educators with print and digital solutions that provide comprehensive and explicit literacy instruction to diverse learners. They engaging books, effective assessments, dynamic lesson plans, effective intervention, and other essential classroom resources increase teacher effectiveness and enable every student to become a lifelong reader and writer.

EduNova

Grant in 2014
EduNova provides a middle school edition that includes two printed volumes, a workbook, an ebook CD, an audio book CD, and a template CD. They offer an eBook version of all printed materials, allowing to use this system on an electronic device.

Triad Interactive Media

Grant in 2014
Triad Interactive Media is a media services company that builds interactive training and learning solutions and stellar promotional videos and multimedia. They design and develop learning, training, and promotional media, serious games, and interactive tools. They also serve corporations and government agencies in a variety of sectors. They also served corporations and government agencies in sectors including communications and retail.

StarWalk Kids Media

Grant in 2014
StarWalk Kids Media is a content platform that publishes and distributes e-books to children. It was founded in 2011 by Seymor Simon, Liz Nealon, and John Benfield. It was acquired by Isabella Products in 2016.

Townsend Communications

Grant in 2014
Townsend Communications engages in two distinct markets for higher education marketing and visual and cinematic arts. They provide quality content and services to local communities.

Optimized Markets

Grant in 2013
We bring economic efficiency and ease to the process of advertising campaign creation, selling, pricing, inventory allocation, and scheduling for TV (linear and digital), streaming, Internet display, game, mobile, and cross-media advertising. We are a systems and technology provider for sellers of advertising. Our systems run in the cloud but can also run on-prem. Our products truly optimize the selling of advertising campaigns and/or allocation of inventory to campaigns. Based on ground-breaking advances in optimization, they are the only products that can do this in a scalable way, taking into account unlimited targeting, unprecedented campaign controls and guarantees, and the entire planning horizon. Optimized Markets, Inc. is a spinout from Carnegie Mellon University's Electronic Marketplaces Laboratory. It is based on $16M of R&D into optimization technology and market design for advertising sales and advertising inventory allocation. Our Founder and CEO is Dr. Tuomas Sandholm, an esteemed professor and serial entrepreneur. In the previous startup that he founded, he fielded 800 optimization-powered markets for sourcing, with a trading volume of $60 billion and savings to customers of over $6 billion.

Nanopixel

Grant in 2013
Nanopixel is a valued international company. With top-notch 3D visualizations in all forms, ground-breaking digital experiences, and solutions for real estate, business, and entertainment, they lead the market. Create 3D visuals and digital experiences by fusing technology and creativity.

eVideon

Grant in 2013
eVideon specializes in interactive patient care solutions tailored for hospitals, aimed at enhancing patient and visitor engagement while facilitating staff workflows. Its Patient Experience Platform seamlessly integrates with various electronic medical record systems and hospital applications, enabling effective communication, surveys, and personalized educational content for patients. Users can access high-definition television programming, video on-demand, and essential hospital information across multiple devices, including televisions, computers, and mobile devices. eVideon serves a diverse range of healthcare organizations, from large integrated delivery systems to smaller outpatient clinics, contributing to improved patient satisfaction, engagement, and overall healthcare outcomes. Additionally, the platform includes powerful data gathering and analytics tools that support healthcare professionals in optimizing their workflows and understanding patient needs.

Triad Interactive Media

Grant in 2013
Triad Interactive Media is a media services company that builds interactive training and learning solutions and stellar promotional videos and multimedia. They design and develop learning, training, and promotional media, serious games, and interactive tools. They also serve corporations and government agencies in a variety of sectors. They also served corporations and government agencies in sectors including communications and retail.

ArchieMD

Grant in 2013
ArchieMD is a physician-led company focused on developing health and science education products tailored for students, consumers, and healthcare professionals. The company offers a web-based medical learning platform that enhances nursing education through immersive 3D health animations and graphics. This platform features an automated virtual patient that provides case-based, non-linear clinical training scenarios, incorporating various nursing skills. Additionally, it includes physiologically accurate visualizations and an automated feedback module, creating a comprehensive learning environment. By enabling medical educators to present interactive visual models, ArchieMD facilitates a deeper understanding of scientific processes and the complexities of human anatomy, physiology, and the management of major medical conditions.

ArchieMD

Grant in 2013
ArchieMD is a physician-led company focused on developing health and science education products tailored for students, consumers, and healthcare professionals. The company offers a web-based medical learning platform that enhances nursing education through immersive 3D health animations and graphics. This platform features an automated virtual patient that provides case-based, non-linear clinical training scenarios, incorporating various nursing skills. Additionally, it includes physiologically accurate visualizations and an automated feedback module, creating a comprehensive learning environment. By enabling medical educators to present interactive visual models, ArchieMD facilitates a deeper understanding of scientific processes and the complexities of human anatomy, physiology, and the management of major medical conditions.

Triad Interactive Media

Grant in 2013
Triad Interactive Media is a media services company that builds interactive training and learning solutions and stellar promotional videos and multimedia. They design and develop learning, training, and promotional media, serious games, and interactive tools. They also serve corporations and government agencies in a variety of sectors. They also served corporations and government agencies in sectors including communications and retail.

Dynepic

Grant in 2013
Dynepic, Inc. is a company that specializes in developing connected toys and an open architecture cloud platform aimed at enhancing child-friendly content. Founded in 2011 and based in Charleston, South Carolina, Dynepic offers a range of innovative products, including The Internet of Toys, which is an open API platform that integrates various toys and technology to enrich children's play experiences. The company also features DynePod, a Bluetooth-connected, educational toy that engages children in programming and socialization through interactive programming. Additionally, Dynepic provides playPORTAL Studio, a suite of software development kits designed to ensure kid-safe authentication and compliance with child privacy laws in apps and connected toys. Dynepic's products are accessible for purchase through crowdfunding platforms, showcasing the company's commitment to merging play with technology in a secure environment.

Triad Interactive Media

Grant in 2013
Triad Interactive Media is a media services company that builds interactive training and learning solutions and stellar promotional videos and multimedia. They design and develop learning, training, and promotional media, serious games, and interactive tools. They also serve corporations and government agencies in a variety of sectors. They also served corporations and government agencies in sectors including communications and retail.

Townsend Communications

Grant in 2012
Townsend Communications engages in two distinct markets for higher education marketing and visual and cinematic arts. They provide quality content and services to local communities.

VBrick

Grant in 2005
VBrick is a provider of a cloud-native platform designed for enterprises to stream live and on-demand video across corporate networks to various devices. The company specializes in developing software and appliances that facilitate the creation, publishing, and distribution of video content over standard IP networks and the internet. By leveraging the power of video, VBrick enables organizations to effectively engage their audiences and manage media information from virtually any source.
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