Tampa Bay Innovation Center Names Startups for Spring Accelerator Program

The Tampa Bay Innovation Center is kicking off its spring accelerator program, and it's got eight startups on its list.

Among them: AgWise, which focuses on the climate impact of agriculture's supply chain; Cupper, which creates eco-friendly coffee pods; Numa Notes, which allows medical records to be captured accurately; Mudder AI, which tracks the impact of weather events on communities; Zing, which offers monitoring to limit annoying and unlawful use of aerial drones; and Virginica, which plans to use artificial reefs for oyster beds and carbon capture.

The accelerator program runs from March to June. Read the Entire Article


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