Parmita — DeepTech
- Partner At Future
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Solo-founded biotech startup building epigenomics tools and hypothesis-generating systems for cellular research.
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See AllBuilding real-time soil NPK mapping at tractor speeds using Mars rover tech for precision fertilizer application.
Building software infrastructure to automate embedded code integration for physical AI and robotics hardware.
Builds software infrastructure for physical AI that automates chip integration code generation from documentation, cutting dev time from months to weeks.
Jorge Heraud — AgriTech
Building real-time soil NPK mapping at tractor speeds using Mars rover tech for precision fertilizer application.
Michael Lazarenko — Robotics
Building software infrastructure to automate embedded code integration for physical AI and robotics hardware.
Google AI Studio Just Killed the App Prototype
Google's new AI Studio Build agent is transforming front-end development, letting founders turn prompts into functional apps in minutes.
Michael Lazarenko — DeepTech
Builds software infrastructure for physical AI that automates chip integration code generation from documentation, cutting dev time from months to weeks.
Why AI Agents Need Their Own Bank Accounts
Autonomous agents are transitioning from digital helpers to economic actors, sparking a race to build the payment and identity systems they need to transact.
Giacomo Bastianelli — AgriTech
Multiplex genome editing + AI for designing climate-resilient crop trait combinations.
Why Clean Tech Outgrew the Government
With $180 billion flowing into clean energy in 2026 despite rolled-back subsidies, the green transition is now entirely market-driven.
Silicon Valley Is Hijacking the Factory Floor
The International Federation of Robotics says the era of rigid hardware is over, ushering in software-defined machines that learn on the fly.
Michael Lazarenko — DeepTech
Builds AI-powered digital twins to auto-generate chip integration code from datasheets, slashing dev time from months to weeks for physical AI hardware.
The Death of the Status Update
As remote organizations mature, passive surveillance is giving way to AI agents that actively run async workflows while human teams sleep.
AI Mega-Rounds Hide a Brutal Startup Funding Crisis
While North American funding hits historic highs, a massive capital concentration in AI leaves 80 percent of startups starved of growth capital.
India's Startups Spark a Million-Job AI Hiring War
A ten-to-one talent deficit is forcing Indian startups to pay eye-watering premiums for vertical AI specialists.
Giacomo Bastianelli — AgriTech
Building AI-supported multiplex genome-editing platform (Trait Foundry) for climate-resilient crops like corn.
Giacomo Bastianelli — AgriTech
Building Trait Foundry: multiplex genome editing + AI + automated phenotyping for designed plant variant populations in corn.
Jorge Heraud — AgriTech
TerraBlaster builds real-time NPK soil mapping tech (Mars rover-derived) for precision fertilizer application at tractor speeds.
The Robotics Capital Split: Consolidation, Infrastructure, and the Data Race
As robotics funding consolidates around a few heavily capitalized players, smart money is shifting from building physical bodies to securing critical training data.
Google Just Automated the Front End for Early Startups
Google's new AI Studio and Stitch updates can turn natural language into high-fidelity UI, signaling the end of traditional front-end bottlenecks.
Teja Vinukollu — Robotics
Building physical AI for adaptive robotic furniture, starting with CAMA bed that uses 10k+ sensors and actuators for real-time posture optimization.
The Death of the Mid-Market: Inside the Q2 2026 AI Capital Concentration
As Q2 2026 AI funding hits $149.5B, a brutal concentration of capital is leaving mid-tier startups stranded while four giants monopolize 65% of all venture dollars.
The $1.2 Billion Bet on AI That Actually Does Work
HappyRobot’s $150 million Series C shows that late-stage venture capital is moving away from foundational LLMs and toward autonomous execution.
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