Статьи по тегу «Стартап»

19 выпускников девятого акселератора ФРИИ заключили сделки на сумму 25 млн рублей за время работы акселератора. Об этом стало известно на Демо-дне акселератора, который прошел 8 сентябре 2016 года. Данные проекты также могут претендовать на получение посевных инвестиций от ФРИИ в размере до 25 млн рублей. Фонд ФРИИ инвестировал по 2,1 млн рублей в стартапы в обмен на 7% компании. 900 тысяч рублей пошли на оплату программы акселерации. Оценка каждой компании составила 30 млн рублей. Privet  - санкт-петерб... →

Ontame.io, a relatively new startup from the former CTO and CEO of Graduateland (which recently sold to Tyba), is building a product to bring better analytics to recruitment. Read More... →

Instead of taking on debt to buy a house, Point provides equity funding. The startup can find the capital needed to finance your home and in return they get partial ownership. And now Point is getting its own funding, $8.4 million led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Bloomberg Beta and Ribbit Capital. Inspired by the venture capital model for startups, Point aims to make it… Read More... →

Verizon купила стартап Sensity Systems, который разрабатывает системы для "умного города"... →

After only a few days with Apple’s wireless AirPod headphones, it’s clear that there will be a huge platform business based on the reliable, persistent availability of a contextual artificial intelligence that can talk to you and receive commands. That platform will benefit Apple first, but it will then expand — along with Siri — to developers and startup companies. Read More... →

Аналитическая онлайн-платформа Metacommerce получит 60 млн рублей инвестиций от ФРИИ. Решение, разработанное Metacommerce при менторской и инвестиционной поддержке интернет-предпринимателя Игоря Ашманова, ежедневно «снимает» и анализирует цены с более 50 млн товаров, информация о которых расположена на тысячах сетевых ресурсов из более чем 80 регионов России. Благодаря аналитике Metacommerce клиенты стартапа оптимизируют ценообразование, получают возможность оперативно […]... →

Разработчик устройств в сфере «интернета вещей» (IoT) Mishiko 13 сентября объявил о старте продаж своей первой разработки — фитнес-трекера для собак, который позволяет отслеживать местоположение и физическую активность животного. Об этом vc.ru сообщили представители компании.... →

It’s the first day of TechCrunch Disrupt SF. We highlight one of the compnaies from Startup Battlefield, Tesla upgrades its autopilot to Version 8, Microsoft has a major CRM win, HP is buying Samsung’s printer business and eBay launches a cell phone trade-in site quick sale. All this on Crunch Report. Read More... →

Lucy, a Bay Area startup, which was founded this January and launched its beta today, reckons it’s found an underserved not-so-niche market to target: expectant parents. The team presented on stage today here at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2016, after being lifted from startup alley as the day’s wildcard battlefield company. Read More... →

A startup called Rex Animal Health wants to protect livestock from illnesses that can quickly turn into epidemics, and help farmers breed animals with the healthiest and most attractive traits. Today at Disrupt SF, Rex unveiled technology to help veterinarians provide clinical support at the point on the farm, and predict the genetic causes of problematic traits in their herds, and in the… Read More... →

A well-kept lawn is one of the most common mixed blessings with which homeowners can treat/afflict themselves. Robin is a startup looking to take as much pain out of the process as possible, both by improving the way you hire and pay for your yard’s care, and soon, by putting a robot on the job. Read More... →

TVTY, a startup that enables online ad campaigns to sync with offline events to make online marketing more timely and relevant, has raised $6.7 million in further funding. Read More... →

Custom computer vision is the promise of bootstrapping Barcelona-based b2b startup Restb.ai. The team is pitching its machine learning algorithms at businesses wanting to fix a pain-point or aiming to enhance what they can offer their customers by being able to automatically determine what is in a particular image. Read More... →

Just 2 percent of applicants got accepted to appear in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt SF; Pundit was one of the teams to make the cut. The company debuted their audio social media platform on stage, presenting it to a panel of judges. Co-founders Billy Shaw Susanto and Chris Aston told TechCrunch that they believe their forum for “bite-sized talkshows” will be used… Read More... →

Just 2 percent of applicants got accepted to appear in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt SF; Pundit was one of the teams to make the cut. The company debuted their audio social media platform on stage, presenting it to a panel of judges. Co-founders Billy Shaw Susanto and Chris Aston told TechCrunch that they believe their forum for “bite-sized talkshows” will be used… Read More... →

An Austin startup called EverlyWell wants to make lab testing accessible to anybody who wants to know more about their own body and health. Rather than develop the clinical tests, or panels, on their own, the company facilitates online ordering of tests by anyone who needs them, insured or not, said CEO and founder Julia Cheek. Cheek demonstrated the company’s app and service on stage… Read More... →

French edtech startup OpenClassrooms has raised €6 million in new funding. Backing comes from Banque Publique d’Investissements (BPI), Citizen Capital, Xavier Niel (NJJ Capital), and existing investor Alven Capital. Read More... →

We were pleased to have “Silicon Valley” executive producer Mike Judge join us on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco on Monday. The HBO show has managed to both portray and parody the tech companies and familiar faces that we know and love. For those of you who watch the show, you know that Judge is no stranger to Disrupt. Startup Battlefield was featured throughout the… Read More... →

Razer’s not your average startup. For one thing, there’s the fact that the company has roots dating back to 1998, making it enough to vote or buy a lottery ticket here in the US (except in Nebraska, Louisiana and Iowa, apparently). Also, the company has devoted a good number of its resources toward funding and supporting other startups through ventures like OSVR and Razer zVentures,… Read More... →

While not every movie can be Mr. Lovejoy, robots can now help producers find great films by sorting and scoring scripts based on actors, plot, and endings. Think of it as a robotic replacement for the Hollywood page. The startup that does this is called Scriptbook and it automatically reads and scores scripts, offering Hollywood fat cats the ability to choose winners over flops. The company… Read More... →