In the fall of 2019, Honghao Deng and his co-founder Jiani Zeng joined 500 Global’s accelerator program, as part of Batch 26. Their company Butlr, an MIT Media Lab spin-out, had developed sensors that anonymously track through body heat how people move indoors, to help businesses manage the use of commercial space. Applications include monitoring foot traffic, maintaining clean bathrooms, or activating air conditioning when needed. Butlr was set on deploying its sensors in commercial building...
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In the fall of 2019, Honghao Deng and his co-founder Jiani Zeng joined 500 Global’s accelerator program, as part of Batch 26. Their company Butlr, an MIT Media Lab spin-out, had developed sensors that anonymously track through body heat how people move indoors, to help businesses manage the use of commercial space. Applications include monitoring foot traffic, maintaining clean bathrooms, or activating air conditioning when needed. Butlr was set on deploying its sensors in commercial building...
StructionSite Founder Matt Daly on Digitizing the Trillion-Dollar Construction Business
Rise of the Next
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StructionSite Founder Matt Daly on Digitizing the Trillion-Dollar Construction Business
Finishing a construction project on time and on budget can be an elusive pursuit. Matt Daly and Philip Lorenzo know this well from having walked around job sites with nothing more than a set of paper drawings and a highlighter to keep track of progress. Their company StructionSite is now helping to digitize a trillion dollar industry, by allowing their customers–typically trade contractors–to inspect a job site with a 360-degree video that documents ongoing work with the help of AI. “Th...
Rise of the Next
In the fall of 2019, Honghao Deng and his co-founder Jiani Zeng joined 500 Global’s accelerator program, as part of Batch 26. Their company Butlr, an MIT Media Lab spin-out, had developed sensors that anonymously track through body heat how people move indoors, to help businesses manage the use of commercial space. Applications include monitoring foot traffic, maintaining clean bathrooms, or activating air conditioning when needed. Butlr was set on deploying its sensors in commercial building...
