80% of its own frontend: written by AI.
$300M+ incremental revenue for customers.
$35M raised, Khosla co-leading the A.
Coframe's pitch is websites that test and rewrite themselves. @coframe, led by @joshpxyne, is eating its own cooking.
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A $1B valuation. Zero named customers.
That's the bet Paradigm just backed: Mavria builds AI data centers in a factory, not on a job site.
Ex-DOE founders. First unit is going up in Houston.
CEO @adamblake and @mavriaX say speed is the moat.
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Right now, your customers are your AI agent's QA team.
Plurai builds a digital twin of your stack and runs agents through edge cases before launch. Same playbook that got self-driving cars on roads.
$13M seed, Team8 led. @pluraiAI, CEO @ilan_kadar
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Your backup worked. Your app is still dead.
That's the gap Dreeze is chasing: restoring the IAM roles, secrets and network wiring that turn data back into a running app.
Zerto's founders. $33M seed, co-led by Norwest and Bessemer. @Dreeze_Inc
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$47M. At seed. For a catheter.
Mosaic Intelligence Labs is building one that senses where it is inside your blood vessels, so surgeons lean less on X-ray snapshots and feel.
8VC and Fundomo led. @mosaicintel_lab, CEO @ilepirox
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Car plants find out the paint job was wrong after it dries.
SprayVision, a Czech startup, measures coating thickness while it's still wet, right on the line.
120+ customers. Porsche, BMW, VW and Magna on the roster. Claims up to 20% less paint.
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Billions of devices ship with software that never changes again.
Updating a factory sensor today means cross-compiled C and brittle scripts. Atym runs WebAssembly containers on chips with 256KB of RAM instead.
CEO: Dell's former IoT and edge CTO.
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Step 1: hack a factory controller and win CSAW.
Step 2: give the world a free one.
Thiago Alves's OpenPLC has 1M+ downloads in 150+ countries. Autonomy Logic now sells the cloud layer on top: 26,000 users, Momenta-led seed.
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Half the scrap in a metal foundry is optional.
That's what TVARIT customers are seeing: 50% less scrap, 18% less energy.
Frankfurt AI trained on metallurgy, not generic dashboards. 55+ plants, €14M+ a year in customer savings. @TvaritAI
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Astral never sold an AI model.
OpenAI bought it anyway.
Charlie Marsh's Rust tools (Ruff, uv, ty) are plumbing millions of Python devs use daily. uv claims 10-100x faster installs than pip.
Now it's Codex infrastructure. @astral_sh @charliermarsh
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48% fewer near-misses.
That's what a five-ship pilot with Eastern Pacific Shipping reportedly showed after Orca AI went onto the bridge.
No new ships. Thermal cameras, radar and AI bolted onto old ones. Seaspan runs it on 100+ vessels. @OrcaAInfo
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The man who built Google Street View bet on bridge cracks.
Luc Vincent backed @spotscale in 2017. Its AI now turns drone flights into 3D models that flag cracks down to 0.2 mm.
Next test: the Öresund Bridge.
Founder @LudvigEmgard started it in 2013.
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His first startup made lithium-ion batteries.
His second one stores cold.
Said Al-Hallaj's NETenergy licensed phase-change tech from NREL to shave 40% off a building's peak cooling load.
25+ prototypes in. Now it has to survive real rooftops.
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$1.3B valuation. Zero acquisitions announced.
Onodrim Industries wants to buy the small European factories making radios, cameras and sensors for defense, then scale them with Palantir-style software.
$345M raised to do it. @onodrimtech
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2 a.m. Day four of treatment. A side effect nobody mentioned.
The nurse line is closed.
Nayara's AI companion covers that gap for breast cancer patients and sends warning signs to the care team.
£388K pre-seed, SFC Capital. CEO @GalMoore
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Most startups sell software to property managers.
Supa just buys the property manager.
7 UK block-management agencies so far. About 20,000 homes. £21M seed to buy more and hand the admin to AI.
@CalumBrannan @wearesupa
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1.2 gigawatt-hours.
That's how much European battery storage a 2-year-old Stockholm startup already runs through an AI trading agent.
Green Voltis just raised €13.5M to take on utility trading desks across 10 countries.
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The next AI bottleneck might be hands, not chips.
Darwin Robotics (@darwin_robotics) is training robot technicians to rack servers and route cables by watching humans do it. $3.6M pre-seed, YC backed, first pilots targeted for early 2027.
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Wall Street never had a spot screen for uranium.
Uranium Digital is building one. Yellowcake trades 24/7, the drums stay in storage, and a 1:1 backed digital receipt changes hands.
@uraniumdigital_ raised a $16.5M Series A led by Blockchain Capital.
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Most microneedles carry the drug.
ArrayPatch's needles are the drug. No polymer, just medicine shaped into microscopic spikes that dissolve into skin.
Big bet: a GLP-1 patch instead of weekly shots. €3.2M seed to push toward first human trials.
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