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, Kytopen, 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.
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.