9 Central Florida Startups Selected to Pitch at Florida Aerospace Capital Forum
The Florida Venture Forum has selected 16 companies to present at its second annual Florida Aerospace Capital Forum at the Guidewell Innovation Center at Lake Nona on November 6 - and 9 are from Central Florida.
Ben Patz, head of the event selection committee and managing partner of DeepWork Capital stated, "The Florida Venture Forum's Aerospace Capital Conference draws early stage companies premised on hard science. Investors and businesses looking for startups with breakthrough technical solutions and meaningful IP can find hidden gems here, and companies with these innovations may find investors who understand them.
The 9 companies selected from Central Florida are:
Alertgy, Melbourne (www.alertgy.com) has developed the first wearable noninvasive continuous blood glucose monitor (NICGM).
Capacitech, Orlando (www.capacitechenergy.com) is commercializing patent protected, advanced energy storage technology from University of Central Florida.
Censys Technologies, Daytona Beach (www.censystech.com) is a Florida-based C-corp that sells long-range commercial drones, documentation services, mobile operation centers and data processing solutions that help drone service providers and enterprises minimize overhead and headache.
Everix, Orlando (www.everixopticalfilters.com) is disrupting the optical filter market with their high-value and low-cost-to produce solution.
Helical Communication Technologies, Rockledge (www.heicomtech.com) was formed to serve the increasing need for specialized antennas for use with ground-based and space-based communication with satellites placed in low earth orbit and deep space.
Helicon Chemical Company, Orlando (www.heliconchemical.com) develops and manufactures next-generation rocket fuel for the military and commercial space industries.
InitWeather, Melbourne Beach (www.InitWeather.com) uses artificial intelligence and advanced data collection technology to develop more accurate weather forecasts for the aerospace industry to help make better, smarter, and faster weather based-decisions.
Sensatek Propulsion Technology, Inc, Daytona Beach (www.sensatek.com) develops, produces, markets, and supports proprietary wireless sensors for measuring temperature, pressure, and strain in extreme environments.
SynMatter, Merritt Island (www.synmatter.co) provides smart anticorrosion microparticles utilizing its patented platform technology.
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