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Salem Robotics
Salem Robotics builds autonomy software that turns robots already on-site at nuclear and other hazardous facilities into reliable, regulation-compliant radiological survey operators. Using a deterministic planning approach tailored to safety-critical infrastructure, its hardware-agnostic platform lets robots walk predetermined routes, handle instruments, collect radiation measurements, and generate auditable compliance reports - replacing hours of manual surveys that today pull trained radiation-protection technicians into exposure zones. Founded by Los Alamos and UT Austin robotics veterans, the company is a Y Combinator S26 company based in Austin, Texas.
SchooLinks
SchooLinks is an Austin-based edtech company that builds an all-in-one college and career readiness (CCR) platform for K-12 school districts. It replaces the patchwork of separate counseling, course-planning, career-exploration, work-based-learning and compliance tools with a single student-first system, using behavioral data and machine learning to personalize each student's postsecondary path while giving administrators the accountability and state-reporting tools they need. Founded by Katie Fang in 2015, the company operates across 40 states and raised an $80 million Series B in October 2024 - the largest U.S. edtech deal of that year.
WireX Systems
WireX Systems is a cybersecurity company building network detection and response (NDR) and forensics technology under its EvidenceOps platform, powered by Ne2ition. Its patented Contextual Capture engine translates raw network packets into human-readable intelligence, retaining months of full payload data so security teams can investigate, prove, and respond to threats in minutes instead of days. Founded in 2010 by veterans of Israel's intelligence community, the company serves SOC teams across finance, healthcare, manufacturing and retail.
Sun-Net Inc.
Sun-Net Inc. is a San Jose, California software company that has built outage-coordination and operations-logging software for electric, gas, and water utilities since 1999. Its flagship iTOA suite (integrated Tools for Operations Application) is a web-based, HTML5 system of record that handles outage request scheduling, switching order management and tagging, electronic logging, automatic outage reporting, event analysis, and NERC compliance reporting. The platform runs in more than 100 control centers across 80+ utility companies, including Fortune 500 operators like Duke Energy, American Electric Power, and FirstEnergy, helping grid operators work safely, reliably, and with less paperwork.