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Our Continuous Health Future

Better Ventures

Harnessing Ubiquitous Computing and Novel Data Science for Better Health Outcomes Image credit: Vigyanix blog. This series of events just saved the health system hundreds of thousands of dollars and may possibly have saved your life. Our health system is built to be reactive and episodic. Imagine having a heart attack.

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This summer, consider sustainable seafood

GreenBiz

The plants boost ocean health, have the potential to sequester incredible amounts of carbon and provide low barriers to entry for new ocean farmers. . Bon Appetit’s Amanda Shapiro says their kelp burger is all she wants to eat this summer "even if it weren’t made of a super-cool, planet-saving seaweed." Kelp is the new kale.

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Meet Our Members: Introducing Greentown’s Newest Startups of Q1 2024

Greentown Labs

Hub Controls ’ award-winning personal energy-management system, Hub Controller, saves customers money by knowing when their heating and cooling systems need to run—and, more importantly, when they can be turned off. Aquasaic , an ACCEL Year 2 startup, is harnessing biology to clean water for planetary and human health.

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Gas sensor network provides early wildfire detection

Envirotec Magazine

Mesh gateways featuring Dryad’s patent-pending distributed mesh network architecture – an extension to the LoRaWAN open standard for long-range radio IoT networks. By adding additional sensors, the network can also be used to monitor tree health and growth.

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Transportation Pitch Day Convenes Cleantech Ecosystem to Dive into the Future of Mobility

Greentown Labs

Their patented technology provides accurate and instantaneous state of charge and state of health. C-Motive Technologies is delivering electrostatic motors better suited to this emerging world, with more torque, less weight, better cooling, less gearing, and less maintenance than conventional approaches.

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Ice rink alternatives and their environmental impact

AGreenLiving

When the 1890s rolled around, the rush to patent ice rink surfaces began and has not abated since. The brine entails that this secondary fluid is high in salinity, having had salt added to boost its cooling properties. This highly saline secondary fluid, if leaked, can pose serious environmental damage.

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This summer, consider sustainable seafood

AGreenLiving

The plants boost ocean health, have the potential to sequester incredible amounts of carbon and provide low barriers to entry for new ocean farmers. Bon Appetit’s Amanda Shapiro says their kelp burger is all she wants to eat this summer “even if it weren’t made of a super-cool, planet-saving seaweed.”

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