The first day of Y Combinator’s Demo Day saw AI companies dominate the showcase somewhat surprisingly.
Azalea Robotics Corporation automates moving baggage at airports with robots; an ideal use case for robots as this is entirely manual and can be dangerous.
Baseline AI deals with AI automation of clinical trial documents and can save companies $18m in costs and lost revenue.
Elayne deals with AI-powered estate planning and settlements. What sets it apart is that it looks to reach consumers through their employers.
Hamming AI offers automated testing for AI voice agents and its strategy of testing out these AI customer service bots is a needed service.
Lumen Orbit provides data centres in space. This stands out as it landed customers and is launching a demonstrator satellite next year.
Ontra Mobility helps cities optimise transit and is working to better utilise public transit options in cities.
Passage provides AI-assisted customs support, which is important for companies that move goods across borders.
Promi offers AI price optimisation that can help companies offer data-informed fluctuating discounts to customers that change based on interest and activity.
RetroFix AI offers TurboTax for building rebates. This company unlocks government incentives for contractors to make buildings more sustainable.
SchemeFlow automates government approvals for construction projects, easing the complicated process of approval for building firms.
Simplex provides synthetic datasets for vision models, which is very useful as there is only so much quality data available for language models to train on.
Finally, Village Labs is helping businesses become employee-owned, which helps create more wealth for the employees.