Tempe

241–264 of 687 companies

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  Fraudposse

  Home & living

  Early stage

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  Freedom Innovations

  Sports

  Freedom Innovations operates as a specialized designer and manufacturer of advanced technology prosthetic devices for lower limb amputees. The company is dedicated to developing world-class solutions by collaborating closely with prosthetists and amputees to address clinical care challenges. This focused approach on lower-limb prosthetics enables the company to direct its resources toward research and manufacturing for this specific segment.The company's product portfolio serves a wide range of individuals, from those with low to high mobility needs. Offerings include an extensive line of prosthetic foot products suitable for everyday activities as well as extreme sports. One of its notable products is the Plié 3 Knee, a microprocessor-controlled knee. In addition to knees and feet, the company provides prosthetic liners, adapters, cosmetic foot shells, and other accessories. The business model centers on the design, manufacture, and global distribution of these lower extremity prosthetic devices. Clients primarily consist of prosthetists who utilize these products for their patients.Established in Irvine, California, Freedom Innovations has expanded its reach globally, with offices in the Netherlands, Utah, and Maryland, and worldwide distribution. A significant event in the company's history was its acquisition by Ottobock in September 2017. This move was challenged by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) due to concerns about reduced competition in the market for microprocessor prosthetic knees. Following the FTC's decision, Ottobock was required to divest the assets. In December 2020, a transaction was finalized with French orthopaedic specialist Proteor, which acquired significant assets of Freedom Innovations, including the Plié3 microprocessor-controlled knee, Kinnex and Kinterra ankles, and several prosthetic feet models. Ottobock retained certain product lines, such as the Kintrol K2 hydraulic foot-ankle prosthesis and the Maverick fiberglass product family.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Fusion Energy Solutions

  Energy

  Fusion Energy Solutions, Inc. is a nuclear fusion research company based in Tempe, Arizona, focused on solving the fusion break-even problem. The company was founded in 2017 by a group of scientists from Arizona State University with extensive experience in plasma-based fusion research. Its origins trace back to a small research project that successfully measured nuclear fusion reactions, which led the team to question traditional approaches to plasma-based nuclear fusion energy. The company operates a customizable research and development facility for building nuclear fusion reactors and fuels. This facility integrates top engineering practices with in-house prototype machining in its own workshops and laboratories. As of May 2022, Fusion Energy Solutions had secured $3 million in total funding.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $130K raised

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  Future for KIDS

  Kids

  Future for KIDS is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing mentor-driven out-of-school time programs and camps that focus on academics, athletics, and ethics. Serving youth in grades 3 to 6, the organization operates in various locations, offering two-hour weekly sessions and a comprehensive one-week summer program. The primary clients are children facing adversity, and the programs are designed to promote resiliency, social-emotional learning, and overall well-being. Future for KIDS partners with schools and organizations to deliver these services, relying on caring adult volunteers to mentor the youth. The business model is primarily funded through donations, sponsorships, and grants, ensuring that all children have access to the resources needed for a bright future. The organization makes money by securing financial support from individuals, corporations, and philanthropic entities.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $10K raised

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  FutureForm

  Fashion

  FutureForm is a pioneering company in the athleisure market, focusing on creating high-performance activewear that is both innovative and sustainable. The company serves modern, conscious athletes who prioritize both their fitness goals and environmental impact. Operating in the premium segment of the activewear market, FutureForm's business model revolves around the sale of ultra-premium athleisure products. These products are crafted using state-of-the-art, regenerated materials, ensuring both high performance and environmental sustainability. FutureForm generates revenue through direct-to-consumer sales via its online platform, offering a range of products under the ECOFIT series. The company emphasizes privacy and data protection, ensuring customer information is used solely for service delivery and product updates. FutureForm also commits to an elevated shipping experience for its global customer base, with the exception of Russia due to U.S. sanctions.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  FutureForte

  Early stage

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  Gametruck San Diego

  Kids

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Gannon Codex

  Education

  Gannon Codex, also known as GCX, is a student-led organization at Gannon University. The community is designed for students interested in technology, computer science, and design, aiming to foster a collaborative environment for them to learn and create. The organization focuses on building practical skills through weekly workshops, talks, collaborative semester-long projects, hackathons, and competitions. It also provides networking opportunities for its members. The leadership team includes students in roles such as President & Lead Dev, Co-Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary, with a faculty advisor. Pratham Patel is listed as the President & Lead Dev, Riwaz Shrestha as Co-Vice President, Anishk Katta as Treasurer, and Kunga Dhonyon Lama Tamang as Secretary.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Geekspiff

  Early stage

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  Gemory

  Fashion

  Gemory offers a line of smart jewelry designed to store and display personal photo and video memories. The products, which include bracelets and necklaces, function as modern-day digital lockets. By tapping the jewelry with a smartphone, users can instantly view their uploaded media through the free Gemory mobile application. The company's offerings are presented as a unique keepsake and a personal gift option. The jewelry is designed for daily use and is promoted as being waterproof and tarnish-free. Gemory provides a lifetime warranty and a 90-day money-back guarantee on its products. The business operates on a direct-to-consumer model, selling its products online through its official website. The product line includes items such as the Opal Smart Bracelet in Silver and the Heart Bracelet in Gold. Customers can upload their chosen photos and videos to the Gemory app, which then links to their specific piece of jewelry.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  gemstones loose inc

  Education

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Generalvibronics

  Early stage

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  Genetrace Systems

  Health

  Genetrace Systems operates as a significant North American DNA testing facility, having transitioned from a specialized legal and forensic analysis provider to a broader consumer market. The company’s origins lie in performing advanced DNA analysis for government bodies, hospitals, legal professionals, and law enforcement, establishing a strong foundation in high-stakes casework. A key milestone in its history was the early adoption of buccal swab DNA collection nearly two decades ago, a method that has since become a standard in the industry. The firm's business model is centered on the sale of a wide array of DNA testing services, now available directly to consumers through at-home kits as well as for legal and medical clients requiring strict chain-of-custody procedures. Revenue is generated through the direct sale of these test kits and the associated laboratory services. The client base is diverse, ranging from individuals seeking private paternity, ancestry, or health insights to government and legal entities that rely on court-admissible results for proceedings such as child custody, immigration, and inheritance disputes. The company also offers a distributor program for clinics and other businesses to resell its test kits. Genetrace offers a comprehensive menu of over 100 distinct DNA test types. These are categorized into several key areas: identity and relationship testing (such as paternity, maternity, and sibling tests), health and wellness panels, food sensitivities, behavioral traits, and ancestry tracing. For legal cases, the laboratory adheres to a strict chain-of-custody process to ensure results are admissible in court. The at-home tests are designed for ease of use, providing clients with a kit for painless mouth swab sample collection, which is then sent back to the lab in a prepaid envelope for analysis. Results are delivered confidentially through a secure online portal, typically within one to two business days after the lab receives the samples. The laboratory's operations are distinguished by numerous accreditations, including AABB, CAP, CLIA, and ISO17025, which underscore its commitment to quality and accuracy.

  Early stage

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  Genius Monkey

  Marketing

  Genius Monkey operates in the digital advertising industry, offering programmatic advertising solutions that leverage advanced technology to optimize ad performance in real-time. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including businesses looking to enhance their digital marketing efforts through targeted advertising. Genius Monkey's business model revolves around providing a comprehensive ad platform that integrates multiple advertising channels such as display, video, OTT (over-the-top), native, audio, and social media retargeting. This platform is designed to be media device agnostic, meaning it can run ads across various devices and networks as a single optimized campaign.The company generates revenue by managing and optimizing advertising campaigns for its clients, charging fees for its services which include live reporting, conversion tracking, and full attribution. Genius Monkey also offers built-in anti-fraud measures and placement protection to ensure the integrity of ad campaigns. Their proprietary advertising management system removes guesswork and enhances performance through unrestricted behavioral targeting, utilizing top databases for optimal ad placement.Genius Monkey's team of programmatic marketing experts, referred to as 'quants with human,' ensures that artificial intelligence (AI) is effectively managed to deliver the best results. By eliminating the need for third-party ad servers and verification services, the company saves clients money while providing a seamless and efficient advertising experience.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $2.0M raised

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  Geniusrecovery

  Kids

  Early stage

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  GeniusX

  Education

  GeniusX, accessible at geniusx.com, is a cutting-edge startup specializing in the integration of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies into educational and coaching environments. The company aims to revolutionize how learning and development are conducted by transforming traditional courses, content, and visions into immersive virtual experiences. GeniusX serves a diverse clientele, including educators, coaches, businesses, and organizations seeking to enhance their training, distance learning, and interactive sessions.Operating in the rapidly growing XR (Extended Reality) market, which encompasses both VR and AR, GeniusX leverages the expertise of industry veterans like Eddie Lee, a renowned programmer and designer, and Akira Chan, a documentary filmmaker with a focus on transformational content. Their combined experience in game development and interactive media positions GeniusX as a leader in creating emotionally engaging and effective learning environments.The business model of GeniusX revolves around providing specialized services and tools that convert conventional educational content into VR and AR formats. This includes enhancing coaching sessions, distance learning, Zoom meetings, and retreats. By offering these services, GeniusX enables educators and businesses to deliver more impactful and memorable learning experiences, thereby addressing the limitations of traditional educational technologies.GeniusX generates revenue through a combination of service fees for transforming content, subscription models for ongoing access to their VR/AR platforms, and potentially through partnerships and licensing agreements with educational institutions and corporate clients. Their value proposition lies in the ability to make learning more engaging and effective, which in turn can lead to higher retention rates and better application of learned skills.In summary, GeniusX is at the forefront of the XR revolution, providing innovative solutions to modernize education and training through immersive technologies.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $2.1M raised

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  GenoSensor

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Getfelyx

  Marketing

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Gistic Research

  Enterprise software

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Global Nephrology Solutions

  Health

  Breakout · 201–500 employees

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  Global Superabrasives

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Glsolutions

  Education

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Go Vets Foundation

  Sports

  Early stage

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  GoDaddy Corporate Domains

  Legal

  Early stage · 11–50 employees