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We’re excited to welcome 14 new ventures to the Unreasonable Impact Americas program! These companies are using A.I. to transform industries, draw insights from the past to build a more sustainable future, and bring healthcare solutions right to your hands. Meet the Fellows: 1DOC3 Aigen Apis Cor Attane Health Circ? Dispatch Goods erthos? FIT:MATCH.ai Guidewheel Hyfé Odyssey Energy Solutions Prolific Machines Wild Earth Zordi As part of our ongoing collaboration with Barclays, Unreasonable Impact focuses on scaling growth-stage businesses tackling the world’s most pressing challenges. This year’s companies offer solutions ranging from solar financing platforms to robotic 3D printers that lessen the environmental impact of the construction industry. Through our programme, we support these ventures with mentorship, resources, and a global network to help them grow and make a real impact. Learn more about these ventures and their innovative work in our latest press release - https://lnkd.in/evkSaRen

A few months ago, we shared Aniket Doegar's journey with Haqdarshak, an Unreasonable company connecting underserved communities in India to government welfare benefits. Today, we’re excited to share that Haqdarshak has won the Social Enterprise award at the ETtech Economic Times Startup Awards for their outstanding work! This award reinforces the incredible impact Haqdarshak continues to make, and we’re proud to witness their ongoing mission to empower communities across India. You can learn more about Haqdarshak here - https://lnkd.in/e-p9wZTf And you can read more about Aniket's bio here - https://lnkd.in/ewqyFQCB

When Christie Lagally, a former aerospace engineer, transitioned from engineering to food production, she took on a new challenge: solving one of the biggest issues in the industry. Growing up with a deep connection to animals and the environment, Christie became aware of the devastating impact of industrial meat production. But instead of just advocating for change, she decided to engineer it. In 2017, she founded Rebellyous Foods — an Unreasonable company — with a clear mission: to make plant-based meat affordable and accessible to everyone. Drawing from her engineering background, she applied the same principles she once used to build airplanes to food production, designing innovative manufacturing systems to scale plant-based meat. Today, Rebellyous Foods is at the forefront of food technology, working to make plant-based meat as cost-effective and widely available as traditional meat. Recently, Rebellyous launched their Mock 2 production system in partnership with RMS Foods at a facility in New Mexico. This new technology is a significant step forward, allowing Rebellyous to produce up to 5,000 lbs of plant-based meat per hour. By improving efficiency, reducing costs, and minimizing waste, the Mock 2 system is helping them bring affordable plant-based chicken nuggets, tenders, and patties to schools, restaurants, and homes across the country. A big congratulations to Christie Lagally and the Rebellyous Foods team for this achievement, moving the food industry closer to a more sustainable and humane future. You can learn more about Rebellyous Foods here —https://lnkd.in/gZwkN8wF And you can read more about Christie's bio here — https://lnkd.in/gt7tmU9X

Every great solution begins with a bold idea—and a dedicated team behind it. We’re proud to celebrate five Unreasonable Ventures that have been recognized on Norrsken's Impact 100 list, honoring startups that are transforming industries and addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges. 1. C16 Biosciences, led by Shara Ticku, is brewing bio-based palm oil alternatives that eliminate deforestation, setting a new standard for sustainable ingredients in beauty, personal care, and food industries. ?? Learn more about C16 Biosciences here: https://lnkd.in/eXeCvkka 2. GALY, founded by Luciano Bueno, is taking agriculture off the field and into the lab. By creating cotton through cellular agriculture, GALY is reimagining the future of fashion and natural materials. ?? Learn more about GALY here: https://lnkd.in/eWce972u 3. Hydroleap, under the leadership of Mohammad Sherafatmand, is revolutionizing wastewater treatment. Their electrical treatment solutions are cutting costs, reducing environmental impact, and demonstrating that clean water solutions can be both sustainable and scalable. ?? Learn more about Hydroleap here: https://lnkd.in/efZYfeTT 4. unspun?, co-founded by Walden Lam, is transforming fashion with 3D weaving technology, enabling zero-waste, on-demand apparel production that drastically reduces emissions and overproduction. ?? Learn more about Unspun here: https://lnkd.in/ezfpsxgb 5. WOTA, co-founded by Ryo Yamada, is reimagining water infrastructure with autonomous, decentralized systems. Their compact water recycling solutions, like the WOTA BOX, enable the reuse of over 98% of wastewater, offering a practical response to global water scarcity. ?? Learn more about WOTA here: https://lnkd.in/e6VgVhUV We’re excited to see the continued growth and success of these leaders and their teams as they push the boundaries of innovation.

It's official - MYCL ?? has been selected as one of 15 Finalists in the fourth annual The Earthshot Prize ! We are honoured to have been selected for this opportunity to scale our work for greater impact. This would not have been possible without the incredible support of our dedicated team, partners, and community. We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been part of this journey — your commitment and belief in our mission inspire us every day. The countdown to the Awards Ceremony in Cape Town starts now! Find out more: https://lnkd.in/etg-dygM Adi Reza ?? Annisa Wibi Ronaldiaz Hartantyo Arekha Bentangan Robbi Zidna Ilman Big thanks for our supporters that believe our vision since early days DBS Bank, Temasek Trust, AgFunder, 500 Global, Fashion for Good, Rumah Group & Foundation, Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory, Third Derivative Unreasonable, SEED: Promoting entrepreneurship for sustainable development, NUS Enterprise

For #climateweekNYC we explored how?Navajo Power?and?Solstice?are bringing alternative energy to overlooked and underserved communities, thanks to the support of?Unreasonable Impact?and?Barclays. https://lnkd.in/eh_Exa8p

Keel Labs, an Unreasonable company, has just launched something truly exciting. In partnership with Outerknown, they’ve introduced the Kelsun? Blanket Shirt—a limited-edition garment made from a unique blend of regenerative organic cotton and seaweed-based Kelsun? fiber. This collaboration marks the first time Kelsun? fiber has been used in commercially available clothing, setting a new standard for sustainable materials in the fashion industry. Keel Labs’ commitment to innovation and sustainability is evident in every aspect of this project. By working with regenerative fibers and partnering with Outerknown, they continue to challenge the status quo of traditional manufacturing and pave the way for a more responsible future in fashion. A big congratulations to Tessa Callaghan, Co-founder & CEO, and the entire team at Keel Labs on this remarkable achievement. You can learn more and purchase the limited-edition shirt here: https://lnkd.in/gt7b_bFZ

Allison Dring, CEO and Founder of Made of Air, experienced a turning point while developing solutions to improve urban air quality. Despite efforts to create environmentally beneficial products, the reliance on fossil plastics remained a contradiction. “It was frustrating to see that even as we aimed to help the planet, we were still dependent on fossil materials,” she explains. This realization led to the creation of Made of Air, an Unreasonable Company dedicated to transforming bio-waste into carbon-negative materials to help reverse climate change. Made of Air enhances what nature provides through science, creating super-engineered biocarbon. By sourcing renewable biomass and applying their proprietary process, they turn bio-waste into functional materials that act as carbon sinks. The more their materials are used, the more CO? is permanently removed from the atmosphere. Made of Air is working with industry leaders like H&M and Audi and producing carbon-negative boards for construction, demonstrating that sustainable materials can be both practical and scalable. “We're moving toward an economy where bio resources will replace fossil fuels as the building blocks of our cities and products,” Allison notes. Made of Air’s materials are central to this shift, offering a pathway to a net-zero economy by creating products that actively sequester carbon. Their work exemplifies a new vision of manufacturing, where every product contributes to healing the planet. You can learn more about Made of Air here —https://lnkd.in/ek3k6AJp And you can read more about Allison's bio here — https://lnkd.in/e4iapeKd

Garrett Gerson was deeply immersed in the fashion industry, running a successful apparel business, when a documentary made him rethink everything. After watching The True Cost, which exposed the harsh realities of the fashion industry's social and environmental impacts, he realized he was contributing to the very problem he had always aimed to avoid. Soon after, he sold his business and began exploring more sustainable approaches to clothing production. That journey led to the creation of VARIANT3D, an Unreasonable Company that leverages 3D knitting technology to create textiles on demand, eliminating waste and providing full transparency from fiber to finished product. Since founding Variant 3D, Garrett and his team have pushed the boundaries of what’s possible in textiles. Their patented technology allows companies to design and manufacture products faster than ever before, all while eliminating the inefficiencies of traditional methods. Whether it's custom footwear, complex garments, or even components for the automotive industry, Variant 3D is transforming how things are made—revolutionizing an industry that touches every part of our lives. Most recently, Variant 3D’s LOOP? software was recognized as a Top 12 Finalist in Fast Company's 2024 World Changing Ideas Awards in the ‘Best World-Changing Idea North America’ category. You can learn more about VARIANT3D here —https://lnkd.in/eyxAM42N And you can read more about Garrett's bio here — https://lnkd.in/eRDFew78

Congratulations Dan! Achieving the first digital twin patent in precision agriculture is a remarkable accomplishment. Excited to see how LandScan continues to push innovation in this space.?Great to have you as part of the Unreasonable community!