Top Artificial Intelligence Tech Companies

Infermedica

a leading digital health company specialized in AI-powered solutions for preliminary diagnosis and patient triage.

T4

T4 helps companies understand their market, competition, and customers.

Hu-manity.co

Princeton - Hu-manity.co is a technology company that empowers consumers, corporations, and countries transition to a consumer-inclusive data economy. Its AI-powered software creates, reads, understands, and compares the legal language in data-related contracts that govern data practices between multiple entities. The company was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey.

Base10

Base10 is an early-stage venture capital firm investing in the automation of the real economy.

Terradepth

Terradepth is a data-as-a-service company whose vision is to create a holistic map of Earth's ocean.

Structurely

Structurely's two-way messaging helps businesses move customers through the customer journey

ClosedLoop.ai.

Austin - ClosedLoop uses the power of AI to identify at-risk patients and recommend the best interventions for each individual.ClosedLoop provides a wide array of off-the-shelf predictive models for common healthcare use cases and creates customized models to meet each organization's specific needs.

Metadata

The autonomous demand generation platform for B2B enterprises.

Hive

Hive provides cloud-based AI solutions for content understanding

AmplifAI

Reinventing Performance Management. Unlocking Employee Potential

Rapid Flow Technologies

Pittsburgh - Rapid Flow Technologies spun out of Carnegie Mellon University with the goal of introducing new Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technologies into the marketplace. Rapid Flow was created to commercialize the Surtrac adaptive traffic signal control technology developed in the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon as part of the Traffic21 research initiative. The company’s founders include the original inventors of Surtrac, who have successfully expanded the initial pilot deployment of Surtrac in Pittsburgh to a network of 50 intersections over the past three years. Rapid Flow holds an exclusive license to the patented Surtrac technology from Carnegie Mellon University, and the University has a stake in the company. In addition to Surtrac, Rapid Flow is also engaged in the development of ubiquitous Bluetooth AVI sensor network technology for ITS performance modeling and other applications through a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.