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HallTech is developing a thin-film deposition platform for semiconductor nodes. The company reports a working proof of concept, validated results, multiple OEM evaluations underway and two letters of intent.

RAC is developing a scalable mobile robot platform powered by a battery-electric Digital Hydraulic Transmission. The system aims to reduce reliance on rare-earth magnets and a China-centered electric actuator supply chain.

NotCo uses its artificial intelligence platform, Giuseppe, to identify an alternative to sunflower oil amid supply chain disruptions, according to Bloomberg.

Cocoon’s technology addresses emissions and landfill waste associated with steel and cement production.

The page describes global reliance on GPS infrastructure for travel, mapping and energy grids, and its vulnerability to jamming and spoofing attacks that can disrupt power grids, telecommunications, military operations, supply chains and transportation.

The posts cover SOSV, its HAX and IndieBio programs, and SOSV Consortium.

The SOSV communications team connects journalists seeking expert perspectives with its general partners and portfolio founders.

The New York Times article covers the history of MycoWorks, an IndieBio mycelium-based leather maker, including artist Philip Ross’s use of mycelium in an exhibit in 2007.

Voyage Foods partnered with Cargill to scale alternatives to cocoa-based products and nut spreads without peanuts or hazelnuts. Cargill will be Voyage Foods’ exclusive global B2B distributor.

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