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A Q&A with CEO and Co-founder Jon Garrity Tagup has been an active part of the Greentown Labs community for years. The predictive asset management company participated in the incubator’s …
The InNOVAte 2019 Challenge is a six-month accelerator run by Greentown Labs and the world’s leading construction and building materials company, Saint-Gobain. The program is focused on innovations that could …
Raptor Maps uses artificial intelligence and thermal imaging to maintain two percent of solar panels worldwide—but its path there was far from linear. The team originally wanted to reduce the …
Mitch Tyson’s Customer Discovery presentation is a rite of passage for Greentown Launch participants. Greentown Labs’ internal accelerator Greentown Launch is our most comprehensive method of helping startups and corporates …
WHO: Stakeholders from across the advanced materials field came together this fall for Greentown Labs’ first Advanced Materials Pitch Day. The full-day event convened startups, Greentown’s terawatt and gigawatt corporate …
Imagine you’re cooking pasta. If you waited for all the water to boil off rather than straining the pasta, think about how much longer it would take. The longer it …
How can a partnership between a startup and a corporate be successful? That question powers Greentown Labs’ internal accelerator, Greentown Launch. Launch is Greentown’s most comprehensive method of helping startups …
Industrial cooling towers use about as much water as all U.S. households combined—a whopping 2 trillion gallons each year. That water emerges in plumes and is lost to the atmosphere. …
Here’s something that might surprise you: we have little insight into our transmission lines. “Almost all lines today are not monitored,” explains Hudson Gilmer, CEO and co-founder of LineVision. “It’s …
The InNOVAte 2019 Challenge is a six-month accelerator run by Greentown Labs and the world’s leading construction and building materials company, Saint-Gobain. The program is focused on innovations that could …