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Fi: a dog collar for the things you cannot see
A missing dog made the case for GPS. The days when nothing goes missing made the case for everything else. Fi is building a business around both.
Kelli Furrer Is Selling the Story That Makes Space Make Sense
After fifteen years at Dell and a founder turn in public-sector AI, Kelli Furrer took on a stranger brief: make the crowded space above us understandable, useful, and worth acting on.
Geoforce Put a Tracker on the Stuff Nobody Else Wants to Track
The Plano company built a business around an unglamorous problem: expensive equipment keeps moving, paperwork lies, and cell service disappears. Its answer is hardware tough enough for the field and software that makes every reliable ping useful.
Slingshot Quit Watching Earth to Build Air Traffic Control for Space
The Austin-born startup cast too wide a net, killed its original geospatial business, then bought the eyes and memory needed to make orbit legible. Now its software helps satellite operators dodge debris and Space Force Guardians rehearse a conflict that has not happened yet.