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Left Hand Robotics Inc., a Longmont startup that has developed an autonomous snow-plowing robot, was recently acquired for an undisclosed sum by The Toro Co., the Minnesota-based lawn-mower manufacturer announced Tuesday.
One of the investors in the Denver-based peer-to-peer truck rental platform is affiliated with IKEA.
The Longmont-based adventure startup Kokopelli has seen a spike in sales due to the pandemic and needed room to grow to meet demand.
The Front Range startup’s minimalist OneClock uses science-based music compositions to gently lift people out of sleep instead of disruptive alarm sounds.
“I really didn’t know how the products would be received,” MountainFlow founder Peter Arlein said after getting $300,000 for a 20 percent stake.
COVID “gave us a good push,“ said RefiJet’s CEO. “We grew from doing about 1,000 loans a month in 2019 to doing 2,000 loans each month in 2020.”
Entrepreneur Dakota Sheets, who launched Resolution Colorado at age 20 with just $300 in his pocket, shows doubters it was no joke.
“We’ve always been supply-constrained as a marketplace,” said co-founder Kristin Langenfeld.
Blake Eatherton’s two The Dnvr Coffee Co. carts can typically be found stationed in Wash Park on the weekends.
She takes over leadership of Techstars from the accelerator’s co-founder David Brown, who will continue to serve on the board.
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