mimic systems

Pitchfest at the Housing Innovation Summit featured companies presenting bold, groundbreaking ideas aimed at revolutionizing the housing industry. 🏡 Key themes that emerged through the companies reviewed by our selection committee: ☑ 80% had a sustainability focus ☑ 50% systems based solutions ☑ 30% introduced alternative materials ☑ 30% targeted housing affordability ☑ 40% were led by female founders Here’s a look at this year’s winners: ✔ Judge's Selection: mimic systems, for developing a heat pump for heating and cooling using solid-state refrigerant free technology reducing the maintenance & carbon footprint associated with traditional systems. Thanks, Berardo Matalucci, for bringing your energy and excitment for the new solution! ✔ Audience Favorite: RainStick, a design-forward and cost-competitive solution that addresses sustainability problems by requiring 80% less water and up to 80% less energy while creating a better showering experience. Great job, Priyad Prasad, representing your team! Stay tuned for a follow-up post —we’re interviewing this year’s winners to gain insights into their products and the motivations behind them. 😎 Thanks goes to our judges and Summit attendees our event partner Home Technology Ventures led by Christopher Langford. Winners were announced in partnership with Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade represented by Eve Lieberman, Builders FirstSource represented by Bert Stephens MBB, MBA MiTek represented by Mark Lee.

Yesterday’s Pitchfest at the Housing Innovation Summit showcased an impressive array of companies competing live and all vying to revolutionize the housing industry with some big, bold ideas. We’d like to congratulate this year’s winners! ✔ Judge's Selection: mimic systems (who are developing a heat pump for heating and cooling using solid-state technology reducing the maintenance associated with traditional systems, and overall reduces carbon emissions because it is refrigerant free). ✔ Audience Favorite: RainStick a design-forward and cost-competitive solution that addresses sustainability problems by requiring 80% less water and up to 80% less energy per showering experience. And big kudos to all who participated! Thanks goes to our judges and Summit attendees our event partner Home Technology Ventures led by Christopher Langford.  Winners were announced in partnership with Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade represented by Eve Lieberman, Builders FirstSource represented by Bert Stephens MBB, MBA MiTek represented by Mark Lee. #housinginnovationsummit

Feeling so inspired by the startups and community who came to our 2nd NYC Climate Tech Demo night! Standing room only to see 5 of the most innovative startups in the ecosystem. From diamonds made from captured carbon, to solid-state heat pumps, carbon tracking in the buildings supply chain, indoor carbon capture, and ultra-intelligent wildfire management- it was so much fun seeing your innovation live on stage. Probably the first time I've been to an event where diamonds were casually passed around in the audience! 💎 Aether: Sequestering carbon into diamonds 🏢 mimic systems: Reducing building energy use through solid-state heat pumps 🏗️ Pathways: Reducing emissions from new building materials 🏙️ Thalo Labs: Decarbonizing buildings by capturing GHG in real time 🌲 Vibrant Planet: Responding to wildfire and climate risks in real time Great job Ryan Shearman, Berardo Matalucci, Leise Sandeman, London Clark, Zander Bonorris, on the demos! Thank you to my friends Laura Fox and Sonam Velani at Streetlife Ventures, Craig Wilson and Evan Korth at NYU Tandon Future Labs and IndieBio (SOSV) for co-hosting! Can't wait for the next NYC Climate Tech Demo Night! Please send over nominations for Climate Tech startups to present.