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Pasteur Labs & ISI
Pasteur Labs & ISI is a New York-based public-benefit deep-tech company building 'Simulation Intelligence' - the systematic merger of AI, physics simulation, and scientific computing. Its AI-native, GPU-accelerated, end-to-end differentiable physics platform gives engineers and scientists an in-silico playground to run thousands of what-if scenarios and shrink the gap between digital models and physical reality. Founded in 2021 by AI researcher Alexander Lavin and staffed by veterans of DeepMind, NASA, CERN, Tesla, Nvidia and Ansys, the company targets industrial R&D, energy, climate, and space & defense, and stewards the open-source Tesseract framework for differentiable scientific computing.
TurbineOne
TurbineOne builds Mission-AI for the frontlines. Its flagship Frontline Perception System (FPS) puts machine learning directly on the sensor at the tactical edge - no cloud, no coding, no connectivity required - so warfighters can detect, identify, and act on threats in real time. Founded in 2021 by Navy veteran Ian Kalin and former Amazon engineer Matt Amacker, the company is deployed across all branches of the U.S. military and reached a roughly $300M valuation with its 2025 Series B.