Five mobility innovators convene in Chattanooga for six weeks to make industry connections
Thanks to The Company Lab (CO.LAB), these founders are building solutions that are reshaping how people, goods, energy, and data move.
The Company Lab (CO.LAB) in Chattanooga is welcoming its second round of founders for its second accelerator program of the year. This time, each founder is focused on mobility: the solutions that move people, goods, energy, and data.
Over the six-week programming period, the startups will work alongside CO.LAB’s corporate partners, mentors, investors, and regional leaders to pressure-test their ideas, connect with potential customers, and pursue real-world opportunities.
“Chattanooga gives startups something incredibly valuable: a city where innovation can move beyond the pitch deck. With world-class infrastructure, industry partners, and real-world test beds, founders can learn faster, build stronger solutions, and create meaningful pathways to commercialization,” said CO.LAB CEO Tasia Malakasis in her cohort announcement.
Meet the Mobility Cohort
- Endeavor Composites, Inc. transforms carbon fiber manufacturing waste into high-performance composite materials that help manufacturers reduce costs, minimize waste, and improve sustainability without sacrificing performance.
- Seeteria uses existing warehouse cameras and AI-powered software to provide real-time operational visibility that helps distribution centers improve efficiency, reduce delays, and increase throughput without adding new hardware.
- Cybership provides an all-in-one warehouse management platform that helps fulfillment operators streamline inventory, orders, shipping, and warehouse operations with enterprise-level capabilities designed for small and mid-sized businesses.
- Surge transforms urban infrastructure into sensor and edge computing nodes, providing privacy-preserving, real-time data for autonomous mobility, smart cities, logistics, and infrastructure operators
- Meridian gives freight brokerages a real-time view of their business by connecting data across transportation, CRM, financial, and HR systems. Leaders can ask questions in plain language and get answers in seconds without needing analysts or custom reports.
Teknovation reporter Lindsay Turner will interview each company in the coming weeks to provide individual features on the startups. Follow along with her coverage.
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