Hardware Startups
10,042 companies tagged Hardware, with their investors and founders.
Blink Eye develops AI-powered eye-tracking technology that enables human-computer interaction through eye movement alone. The company builds machine learning systems for integration into consumer devices and applications.
3 investors
Blu Wireless develops millimeter wave radio networking technology for wireless communications. The company specializes in mmWave networking solutions.
3 investors
Boingo Wireless provides wireless connectivity services, including 5G, CBRS, Wi-Fi 6/6E, and IoT networks deployed across venues such as airports, transit systems, and military bases. It also operates a Military business unit serving the U.S. Department of Defense and armed forces training locations worldwide.
3 investors
Bonsai Micro designs high-performance integrated circuits and develops optimization algorithms for edge AI and advanced communication systems. The company serves customers in wireless, wireline, and semiconductor domains seeking performance-optimized silicon solutions.
3 investors
BoolSi is a platform that compiles hot C or C++ functions in embedded applications into custom digital logic co-processors, generating, verifying, and deploying hardware bitstreams without HDL or a parallel codebase. It targets developers of robotics and embedded devices whose products are bottlenecked by CPUs or microcontrollers and need application-specific hardware acceleration.
3 investors
BoxCast provides live video streaming hardware and software, including pocket-sized encoders, a proprietary streaming protocol, OTT apps, and cloud-based audio mixing tools for broadcasters. It serves houses of worship, sports organizations, local governments, and businesses running live events, webinars, and broadcasts.
3 investors
BRCĒ Sports manufactures engineered shoelaces designed for athletic performance, with sport-specific tension and width calibration to improve ankle lockdown and stability during physical activity.
3 investors
BrightSpec develops molecular rotational resonance (MRR) spectroscopy instruments and software that identify and quantify gas-phase molecules from complex mixtures without front-end separation. Its analytical platforms serve the pharmaceutical, chemical, and consumer goods industries for tasks such as structure validation, residual analysis, and raw material characterization.
3 investors
Brysk provides autonomous retail hardware and AI software solutions that operate checkout-free stores in hotels, universities, and other venues. The company serves retail operators and businesses seeking to automate shopping experiences while addressing labor shortages and increasing operational efficiency.
3 investors
Bryte builds a technology platform and smart beds that use its Restorative-AI system to promote restorative sleep through pressure adjustment, contoured positioning, adjustable comfort, and synced motion and audio relaxation experiences. Products are sold directly to consumers via bryte.com and through select hotel partners.
3 investors
Buck Surgical develops surgical technologies aimed at improving outcomes for complex procedures and expanding patient access to reconstructive and limb-preserving treatments. The company focuses on new anastomotic and surgical devices for plastic and reconstructive surgery.
3 investors
Caavo, now operating as JubileeTV, offers a TV control product (Control Center) with an apparent focus on senior living. The page provides limited detail about the product's features.
3 investors
Caelus is a chip design company that develops high-performance ADC/DAC integrated circuits, including high-precision SAR ADCs and high-speed ADCs, using its own patented technology. Its products serve industries such as industrial automation, energy, instrumentation and measurement, data acquisition, communications, and medical imaging.
3 investors
Calogy Solutions develops thermal management systems and modular battery packs for industrial and mobility applications. The company's Uni.T™ technology uses phase-change cycles to transfer heat efficiently, while its L.Pack™ battery system integrates thermal management with proprietary battery management for electric vehicles and equipment.
3 investors
CalWave develops wave energy converter technology that generates power from ocean waves while withstanding storms and extreme conditions. The company designs and tests these systems as a clean energy source with a global market focus.
3 investors
CamDo supplies time lapse camera hardware and the CloudX cloud platform for remotely managing, monitoring, and creating videos from time lapse camera systems. It serves construction jobsites and vendors, with integrations to construction platforms such as Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, and CMiC.
3 investors
Cambrian Vision augments industrial robot arms with computer vision and AI-powered perception capabilities for tasks like bin picking, assembly, and cable handling. The platform includes synthetic data generation, path planning, simulation, and APIs for integration with major robot brands.
3 investors
Canopii builds automated, controlled-environment greenhouse systems for local, year-round production of leafy greens and herbs, using robotics, computer vision, and machine learning. It targets small and mid-sized food producers, retailers, foodservice operators, and institutions who want on-site, scalable fresh produce operations.
3 investors
Carbon Clean specializes in point-source carbon capture technology for industrial facilities, helping heavy industries reduce CO2 emissions directly at the source. The company provides scalable capture solutions integrated with other decarbonization strategies for customers pursuing net-zero commitments.
3 investors
Cardinal Robot is a robotics-as-a-service provider that sources, integrates, deploys, and maintains fleets of commercial robots—including disinfection, vacuuming, delivery, and window-washing units—for customers in retail, hospitals, data centers, and other commercial spaces. It manages the full robotic deployment lifecycle, from financing and scheduling to maintenance and workforce upskilling.
3 investors
Cardiva Medical, part of Haemonetics, develops the VASCADE family of vascular closure systems, including venous and arterial closure devices used in cardiovascular procedures. It is part of a medical technology company serving hospitals and blood collection centers with blood management, plasma collection, hemostasis analysis, and vascular closure products.
3 investors
Carecubes provides healthcare facilities with solutions to prevent infectious disease spread while maintaining patient connections to family members.
3 investors
Cargo Robotics converts delivery vehicles into automated mobile warehouses using robotics and vehicle-integrated automation to enable curb-side delivery, returns, and micro-commerce. The platform serves parcel carriers, retailers, and consumer brands seeking to reimagine last-mile logistics and physical retail.
3 investors
CarrTech develops FROG (Filter Removal of Glass), an FDA-cleared all-in-one device that combines a filter and hypodermic needle in a single package for preparing injectable medications from glass ampoules. The device is aimed at medical professionals and hospitals to reduce glass-shard contamination and needle-stick injuries during medication preparation.
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