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Our mission is to help founders create MVPs that are scalable, affordable and validated in the market. Our no-code solutions and go-to-market advice can help you bring your vision to life quickly and start generating revenue for your business. Startupz creates tech solutions . After realizing the high-speed and low-cost of no-code, we pivoted and never looked back. We now offer the best of both worlds: APIs that enable seamless integration with no-code solutions. Our agency is now growing with huge ambitions and ready to accelerate your journey.

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www.xstartupz.com
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软件开发
规模
2-10 人
类型
私人持股
创立
2018
领域
web development、web design 、UI/UX、Pitch Deck、app development和app testing

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    Lucid Bots (YC S19) has raised $9M in Series A funding to build robots for dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs —?starting with the cleaning industry. Founded in 2018 by Andrew Ashur, Lucid Bots initially began with its commercial-grade Sherpa drones to clean windows and high-up building exteriors. Now, as the company has gained significant traction — doing just over $3.5 million in revenue in 2023 — and validation from the market, Lucid wants to advance its portfolio of autonomous robotics, scale operations, and leverage its AI-driven software and sensor platform to expand into new markets. From cleaning payloads that rejuvenate urban landscapes to agricultural payloads that optimize farming practices and delivery payloads that redefine logistics, the company aims to capture the $100 billion market opportunity for intelligent robots to perform dangerous, labor-intensive tasks. Congrats to the team on the Series A!

    Lucid Bots secures $9M for drones to clean more than your windows | TechCrunch

    Lucid Bots secures $9M for drones to clean more than your windows | TechCrunch

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    Vista Space (YC W24) designs and builds structural batteries for spacecraft. The growing demand for space-based services requires that satellites and other spacecraft carry vastly more energy storage than what is currently available to power everything from high-performance computers to space-based factories. While solar panels can easily be added, increasing energy capacity to store that energy typically means taking up valuable space inside the spacecraft, which makes them bigger and more expensive or requires using less power-intensive hardware. Vista has developed a structural battery module called Voltaris 1 that integrates directly into the spacecraft's structure – replacing what is usually an aluminum panel - serving as both a power source and the exterior-facing wall. With Voltaris 1, spacecraft can have double the energy capacity without increasing size— or save 15-30% in volume while maintaining the same power budget. The founders, Maxim Kraft, Petar Matejic, and Chaitanya Kore, previously worked at SpaceX, NASA, Rocket Lab, and Firefly. They were inspired by the success of structural batteries in improving electric vehicle performance, as seen in the Tesla Model Y and Cybertruck. Since joining YC at the idea stage, the team has already built the first Voltaris 1 prototype units and is scheduled to launch the first structural batteries into space no earlier than February 2025. Congrats to Vista Space on the launch!

    Launch YC: Vista Space: Structural batteries for high performance spacecraft | Y Combinator

    Launch YC: Vista Space: Structural batteries for high performance spacecraft | Y Combinator

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    This is Insane Tech.....

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    edgetrace (YC W24) helps organizations quickly search and analyze video using natural language. They enable industries like security and retail to gain actionable insights from video footage. Many industries struggle with the tedious and mistake-filled process of manually sifting through video footage to pinpoint important moments. Take retailers, who aim to optimize product placement by tracking how often customers reach for certain items. EdgeTrace streamlines this task, making data retrieval as simple as performing a Google search. At EdgeTrace, they're on a mission to help organizations make the most of their video data. They've built an AI-powered platform that lets them search through all that video data using plain English queries. Founders David Okao and Kyle O. were driven by their firsthand challenges with complex video data in automotive, robotics, construction, and logistics. David was most recently a Senior Software Engineer on the AI team at Cruise, where he saw the challenges of finding long-tail scenario videos for training and testing autonomous vehicles at scale. An engineer and a second-time founder, Kyle studied Computer Science at Stanford and started a company building drones for construction mapping — where he also encountered issues leveraging large amounts of video footage from drone cameras. Together, they founded EdgeTrace to help address the same needs across these and similar critical sectors. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gx-ecxQX Congrats on the launch, David and Kyle!

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    The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is a hotbed of entrepreneurial activity, with a vibrant startup ecosystem that has seen rapid growth in recent years. However, despite the region's potential, startups in the MENA region have struggled to find their path to an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the region's stock markets. Several factors contribute to this challenge, ranging from regulatory hurdles to market conditions and cultural factors. 1. Regulatory Hurdles One of the primary reasons why startups in the MENA region struggle to reach the stock market is the complex regulatory environment. Many countries in the region lack clear and consistent regulations governing IPOs, making it difficult for startups to navigate the process. Additionally, regulatory requirements such as financial reporting standards and compliance obligations can be burdensome for early-stage companies, deterring them from pursuing an IPO. 2. Limited Access to Capital Markets Another key challenge facing startups in the MENA region is limited access to capital markets. Unlike more developed markets where institutional investors play a significant role, the MENA region's capital markets are relatively underdeveloped. This limited access to capital makes it challenging for startups to raise the necessary funds to support their growth and prepare for an IPO. 3. Market Conditions The MENA region's stock markets are characterized by volatility and uncertainty, which can be a deterrent for startups considering an IPO. Fluctuating oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and other macroeconomic factors can create an unstable environment for companies looking to go public, leading many startups to seek more stable and predictable markets elsewhere. 4. Lack of Investor Sophistication The MENA region's investor base is often less sophisticated compared to more mature markets, which can impact the appetite for IPOs. Many investors in the region prefer to invest in traditional asset classes such as real estate or gold, rather than in high-growth, early-stage companies. This lack of investor appetite for riskier investments can make it challenging for startups to attract the necessary funding to support their growth and prepare for an IPO.

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