Snorkel AI

We're a veteran-owned team building orchestration software for defense autonomous systems. Instead of focusing on individual platforms like drones or vehicles, we're developing the software that makes heterogeneous unmanned systems work together across air, sea, land, and space. Our approach centers on algorithm superiority - creating tested tactics, techniques, and procedures that can be deployed rapidly to complex mission environments. We believe the future of defense isn't just better hardware, but smarter coordination between existing assets. Built by patriots, veterans, scientists, and AI practitioners, our team brings deep experience from NASA, DARPA, MIT, Georgia Tech, and the USAF. We've developed products like Urza (our universal orchestration engine) and LARIA (our tactics development environment) to help government and industry partners design, test, and deploy autonomous behaviors. We're not interested in the traditional defense industry approach of closed, monolithic systems - we're building open, collaborative tools that work across different vendors and platforms.

Distyl AI partners with blue-chip Fortune 500 enterprises to help them become AI-native, designing and deploying AI systems that deliver measurable business outcomes within months, not years. In just three years, the company has reached over 120 million end users and generated hundreds of millions in operating impact across industries including telecom, healthcare, manufacturing, insurance, and retail. Distyl's proprietary platform, Distillery, along with their forward-deployed engineering model, enables enterprises to achieve 80% faster root cause resolution, $200M+ in forecasted annual impact, and $23M in annual savings for their clients. Founded by former Palantir leaders Arjun Prakash and Derek Ho, Distyl AI operates at the intersection of elite research, precision engineering, and reusable AI software. The company works in deep partnership with OpenAI and Microsoft, jointly deploying at the largest enterprises. Backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Khosla Ventures, DST Global, Coatue, and Dell Technologies Capital, Distyl raised $175 million at a $1.8 billion valuation to help global enterprises rearchitect their operations for the AI era. With offices in San Francisco and New York, Distyl's team builds AI-native systems that transform how the world's largest companies operate.

Werken voor Nederland is the official recruitment platform for the Dutch national government (Rijksoverheid), serving as the central hub for civil service careers across all ministries and government organizations. With over 1,500 active vacancies available at any given time, the platform connects talented professionals with meaningful roles that shape the future of the Netherlands. From policy advisors and ICT specialists to inspectors and financial experts, the organization offers diverse career paths that directly impact society. Working at the Rijksoverheid means contributing to critical societal issues including safety, housing, education, healthcare, climate neutrality, and digitalization. The Dutch government employs approximately 76,000 civilians across various departments, all united by the mission to build a sustainable, digital, and just society. Employees benefit from comprehensive employment conditions including 100% reimbursement of commuting costs, free first-class travel on business trips, extensive training and development opportunities, and the unique chance to work on challenges that affect millions of Dutch citizens daily.

Twosense builds continuous authentication platforms that eliminate passwords and secure user identities through behavioral biometrics. The company's AI-powered system analyzes unique user patterns - including typing speed, mouse movement, and device interaction - to verify identity in real-time without interrupting workflows. Organizations across healthcare, financial services, and contact centers deploy Twosense to achieve passwordless access, stop session hijacking, and enforce zero-trust security policies automatically. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, Twosense launched with the U.S. Department of Defense as its first customer before expanding to enterprise clients. The platform integrates seamlessly with existing IAM infrastructure from providers like Okta, Microsoft, and OneLogin, using Continuous Access Evaluation (CAEP) signals to maintain real-time security posture. By replacing manual authentication with automated behavioral analysis, Twosense removes the single largest vulnerability in most organizations: human behavior.

Hayden AI exists to solve one of the most persistent problems facing cities today: inefficient and unsafe transportation systems. Every day, illegally parked vehicles in bus lanes and at bus stops delay thousands of transit riders, forcing buses - and the people who depend on them - to wait in traffic while cars block their path. This isn't just an inconvenience; it's a crisis of accessibility that disproportionately affects seniors, people with disabilities, and communities that rely on public transit to access jobs, healthcare, and education. Hayden AI's mobile perception platform combines cutting-edge vision AI with purpose-built, vehicle-mounted hardware to identify and document traffic violations in real time, giving cities the tools they need to enforce transit laws and keep bus lanes clear. By partnering with transit agencies and municipalities across the United States, Hayden AI has become the largest provider of mobile automated bus zone and bike lane enforcement systems, deploying technology that measurably improves transit performance. Studies have shown that buses equipped with Hayden AI see speed increases of up to 40% on some routes, reducing idling time and carbon emissions while making public transit more reliable and accessible. The company's privacy-first approach focuses on identifying objects, not people, ensuring compliance with security and privacy regulations while delivering the data insights cities need to optimize traffic flow and improve public safety. Recognized as a six-time GovTech 100 winner and named to TIME Magazine's Top GreenTech Companies of 2024, Hayden AI is proving that practical AI applications can transform urban mobility and create more sustainable, equitable communities for everyone.

Traditional security systems leave organizations blind to real threats until it's too late - cameras record footage that no one watches, alerts go unnoticed for hours, and responding to incidents becomes a reactive scramble instead of a proactive intervention. Coram AI exists to transform physical security from passive surveillance into active intelligence, turning cameras, sensors, and access systems into AI Safety Agents that protect people and optimize operations in real-time. Our modern, AI-native platform combines video security, access control, and emergency management into one seamless solution that works with any existing IP camera infrastructure. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies, leading school districts, warehouses, retail, and manufacturing facilities across the globe, Coram delivers safety at scale with features like real-time firearm detection, natural language video search, and instant safety alerts. Backed by $30M from top VCs including Battery Ventures and 8VC, we are redefining how organizations approach safety and physical operations - deploying AI that acts in the real world to secure what matters most while driving efficiency and resilience.