Blue River Technology is a startup founded by two Stanford graduate students, Jorge and Lee, in 2011. The company is primarily focused on sustainability through its development of robotics and computer vision technologies aimed at making farming more sustainable. The technology used by Blue River Technology was developed at Stanford University.
Lunar Energy is a startup focused on sustainability through its modular home energy systems and virtual power plants. The company was founded by Kunal Girotra, who holds a Masters in Chemical Engineering from Stanford, and several other key employees also have Stanford affiliations, indicating the use of Stanford technology in its foundation.
Archive is a startup focused on sustainability through its circularity trade-in resale platform, which reduces CO2e impact and landfill accrual. Additionally, one of the co-founders, Emily Gittins, focused her graduate studies at Stanford University on the circular economy, indicating a connection to Stanford technology.
Antora Energy is a startup focused on sustainability through its development of thermal batteries that convert renewable electricity into reliable industrial energy. The company's co-founder and CEO, Andrew Ponec, discussed his journey from a photovoltaic lab at Stanford to building thermal batteries, indicating that the technology was developed at Stanford University.
Choppy! is a startup focused on sustainability and environmentally-friendly technologies, founded by Stanford mechanical engineers. The company aims to provide products that are better for health and the planet, which aligns with the sustainability focus. Additionally, the founders' background in Stanford and their experience in companies like Beyond Meat and Plenty further support the use of Stanford-developed technology.
TruckLabs is a startup focused on sustainability through its product TruckWings, which reduces CO2 emissions by improving fuel efficiency in Class 8 trucks. The company was founded by Daniel Burrows, who developed the technology during his graduate work at Stanford University.
Talyn Air is a startup focused on developing electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, which aligns with sustainability goals. Additionally, one of the co-founders, Jamie Gull, graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. and M.S. in Aerospace Engineering, indicating a potential link to Stanford technology.
Blue Planet Systems is a startup focused on sustainability through its carbon mineralization technology, which captures and permanently stores CO2 in building materials. The company has strong ties to Stanford University, with several key members, including the CEO and other board members, having affiliations with Stanford and its technology.
Mainspring Energy is a startup founded by three Stanford engineers, and it focuses on sustainability through its Mainspring Linear Generator, which provides clean and efficient power solutions.
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