Ann Arbor defense contractor develops autonomous-vehicle spinoff at SPARK Ypsi
Soar Technologies adapted some of its military artificial intelligence research and development to a new spinoff, Soar Automotive.
Soar Technologies adapted some of its military artificial intelligence research and development to a new spinoff, Soar Automotive.
The initiative is aimed at addressing addiction treatment gaps in Michigan, offering mobile access to assessment and treatment plans.
Steve Case's "Rise of the Rest" tour brings about 10 hours of entrepreneurship-related programming to each of the five cities it visits in the U.S. heartland, including a business pitch competition with eight finalists.
The battery company will invest $4.6 million in the new facility, which received a nearly $300,000 incentive from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.
Argus owners mentored a Burns Park resident who wanted to start a market in his neighborhood, then stepped in to manage the project when he decided he wasn't in a position to open the store himself.
The funding will allow Court Innovations to expand its Matterhorn product, which facilitates a variety of online interactions between defendants and the court system, nationwide.
Chris Rizik is one of several Ann Arbor-area nominees for the award, along with Jan and Sassa Akervall of Akervall Technologies, Phil Brabbs of Torrent Consulting, and Doug Armstrong of North Star Reach.
Ann Arbor SPARK's Tech Trek event allows for one-on-one personal conversation between companies and attendees, but it's hard to go deep. With Tech Talks, participating companies will have more time to communicate their missions to a larger audience.
If the IT security company wants to expand again, it might need to look into moving out of the former Borders bookstore space downtown.
Grace Hsia says it's sometimes been difficult to convince suppliers that she was a CEO and that her woman-led company should be taken seriously.
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