The seven start-ups set to benefit from The Engine, the incubator founded by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have been announced. They include Analytical Space, which is developing systems providing no-delay, high-speed data from space, Baseload Renewables, which is working on ultra-low-cost energy storage, C2Sense, a company creating an olfactory sensor to transform smell into real-time data, and Via Separations, which is developing a materials technology for industrial separation processes. “Accelerating innovation in clean tech will be critical if we are going to meet our climate goals,” said John Holdren, President Obama’s science adviser.
The seven start-ups set to benefit from The Engine, the incubator founded by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have been announced. They include Analytical Space, which is developing systems providing no-delay, high-speed data from space, Baseload Renewables, which is working on ultra-low-cost energy storage, C2Sense, a company creating an olfactory sensor to transform smell into real-time data, and Via Separations, which is developing a materials technology for industrial separation processes. Each of the firms will receive financial support and access to costly resources.