Innovation Works invests nearly $3.7M in the first half of 2013
In the first half of 2013, Innovation Works (IW) put nearly $3.7 million to work for Southwestern PA technology companies through a variety of funding programs.
In the first half of 2013, Innovation Works (IW) put nearly $3.7 million to work for Southwestern PA technology companies through a variety of funding programs.
The company recently attracted a $2 million investment to continue developing its cutting-edge software that helps clients like hospitals and office buildings save big.
Already a well-known player in the tech startup world, Pittsburgh is getting a boost via AlphaLab's new focus on hardware and robotics startups, known as Gear.
SolePower, a Pittsburgh startup, is developing an insole that charges cellphones as you walk.
Dick Thornburgh and Tom Ridge joined Tom Corbett and dozens of supporters to recognize the organization's successes.
More evidence that Pittsburgh has emerged from the Great Recession: Bucking the national trend, Pittsburgh showed significant growth in venture capital in 2012, according to a new report by Ernst & Young commissioned by Innovation Works.
Tommy Joseph's New Castle-based Epiphany Labs has launched a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign that's about to crush its goal.
ShowClix, a full-service ticketing platform, is proud of its in-house cinema, its cereal wall, its pool table, its downtown Pittsburgh location and its extraordinary growth.
Pittsburgh's SenSevere builds specialized sensors that operate in the "severe" environments found in heavy industry, chemical and power plants and the like.
Tunessence, a Pittsburgh startup, is a virtual guitar teacher, combining advanced audio processing software with instructional video.