"Early-stage venture fund Betaworks announced the latest 10 companies launching from its prestigious Camp program, the 13-week biannual residence program launched in 2016 that has given way to names like Hugging Face and Graze Social. The theme for this year's Camp is Interfaces, as in companies that are designing products that impact how users experience AI. (Previous Camp themes focused on application layers and agents). Applications opened in June, and the camp began in August, with DemoDay being November 4 th."
"Primitive - A web app that lets people use voice to dump ideas that the platform then turns into a list of tasks and to-dos. The product, founded by Kasey Klines, can also link with other productivity tools such as Notion and calendars. Patina - Founded by Sean Raspet and Laura Sisson, the company is working on olfactory technology to create "scent photographs," through a combination of protein folding, scent receptors, and graph neural networks."
"Telepath - A computer built with AI and no apps, founded by Stephen Hood, Josh Whiting, and Rupert Manfredi. Feather - A digital assistant that helps create automated workflows for tedious tasks, like apartment hunting. It was founded by ShaoBo Zhang and Marco Yu. Nubrain - Founded by Priyanka Jain and Ingo Marquardt, this company is creating EEG data (the test used to rec"
Betaworks Camp is a 13-week biannual residency program launched in 2016 that has produced companies like Hugging Face and Graze Social. The program opened applications in June, began in August, and held Demo Day on November 4. The 13th Camp is organized around the theme Interfaces, emphasizing companies that shape how users experience AI. Ten startups participated, including Nora (a browser extension tracking shopping habits), Primitive (voice-to-task productivity tool), Patina (olfactory "scent photographs" using protein folding and graph neural networks), My Place by Orange, stealth startup Putty, Telepath (an AI computer without apps), Feather (workflow assistant), and Nubrain (EEG data work).
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