The winning companies include a menstrual relief wearable, youth sports streaming, and a noise suppression device for people with auditory triggers.
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Fibarcode is labeling reimagined. Iezzi's permanent textile labels offer trust, traceability and sustainable lifecycle management.
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On Wednesday, three startups pitched live for a $25,000 investment from Community Equity Partners as part of AgeInnovate's new pop-up partnership with Launch Tennessee's 3686 conference. We're happy to report that a local company took home the check!
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Nashville-based AI medical billing platform, Exactrx, claimed the 3686 Pitch Competition's $10K prize designed to help the startup "go bigger."
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For its 13th year, Tennessee's flagship entrepreneurial conference brought together founders, investors, and innovators for a day of programming on quantum, AI, energy, and the future of the state's innovation economy.
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Hear from co-founder Marcos Perez on the company's background, its mission and why scaling in East Tennessee is strategic.
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The Knoxville startup uses GPS trackers and dashboards to teach coding through youth soccer. Founder Gus Alvarez-Suchini pitches on 865 Fest's main stage Sept. 29.
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The plan calls for the development of 40 acres on the west side of Vanderbilt's campus to be reinvented as an "innovation neighborhood."
