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Joseph Nelson Put Computer Vision to Work - One Annoying Sudoku Grid at a Time
Before Roboflow reached a million developers, there were two childhood friends, a phone pointed at a puzzle, and a supposedly easy machine-learning problem that refused to behave.
Nick Iwig Is Moving Seed Treatment to the Last Responsible Moment
After a career that ran from a Wisconsin malt house to soybean strategy and seed-treatment sales, the Iowa founder is betting that one of farming’s oldest decisions should happen seconds before the seed meets soil.
Andy Priestley Put the Clipboard Online - Then Made It Talk to Coaches
A summer job in construction taught Andy Priestley the value of unglamorous work. He carried that lesson into sports technology, turning camp forms into a network that now sits near the front door of college recruiting.
Ted LeNeave Turned the Org Chart Upside Down - Then Built Accura Around It
A Virginia administrator came to Iowa with a family, a founder's itch and one stubborn diagram: put residents and frontline staff at the top. A decade later, that upside-down chart remains a compact explanation of how Ted LeNeave wants Accura to work.