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Introducing Bay Area Inno's 2024 Startups to Watch


Startups To Watch
This is the third year of Bay Area Inno's Startups to Watch feature. This year we are featuring 17 startups from the region in sectors ranging from ag tech to AI.
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For the third year in a row, Bay Area Inno has scoured the Bay Area to find the most promising startups that our readers absolutely must know about. We underwent a rigorous process to find and vet companies that we believe will truly make an impact in coming years in the region and around the world with breakthrough technologies, killer apps and one-of-a-kind ideas.

As we journey into a new year, Bay Area Inno proudly presents, "Startups to Watch." This curated selection of 17 trailblazing ventures encapsulates the region's unparalleled spirit of entrepreneurship and its commitment to driving change across diverse sectors. From the fertile fields of ag tech, where companies are pioneering smart irrigation systems and crop monitoring systems to the cutting-edge realms of automation and AI — these startups represent the vanguard of Bay Area ingenuity.

Each of these startups brings a unique vision, addressing pressing challenges with ingenuity, passion, and a commitment to creating a lasting impact. As we delve into their stories, technologies, and aspirations, we celebrate the innovation that defines the San Francisco Bay Area. These are the startups to watch, the innovators to follow and the disruptors poised to shape our future.

Click on the links below to read profiles and Q&As with this year's batch of Startups to Watch.


Electric Sheep

Promise Pay

Cohart

Lumo

Pyka

Grape.ag

The Essential

Rain AI

Minutia

Betweened

Pair Team

Earthgrid

Biofluff

Soon

Oro Labs

Inlyte Energy

MiSalud



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