South Carolina Research Authority, a public, nonprofit corporation that works to fuel the state’s innovation economy, announced Aug. 6 it welcomed Go Fig LLC, RFIDKnow LLC, Strata Platforms Corp. and Tabbi Corp. of Greenville as member companies.
Go Fig’s software works to enable business owners to access their data in a single platform. The product uses AI-powered data management to provide answers to business questions, run analytics and tasks on their behalf, and automate recurring reporting.
RFIDKnow works to provide quality radio frequency identification and internet-of-things products to enable best-in-class systems across industries and geographies.
Strata Platforms mines and maps contextualized data to provide big-picture empowerment to site selectors, economic developers and their stakeholders.
Tabbi has developed a mobile app that works to empower users to discover venues, connect to others nearby, receive promotions and pay their tabs with ease.
SCRA welcomed Little Beeings LLC and Sphere LLC of Charleston as member companies.
As SCRA member companies, the businesses will receive coaching, access to experts, grant eligibility and consideration for an investment from SCRA’s investment affiliate, SC Launch.
SCRA also awarded $175,000 in grants to five member companies across the state.
MyUI LLC of Simpsonville received a $25,000 academic startup grant. The startup works to enable people with disabilities to interact with customized digital interfaces.
Other grant recipients include:
- Imagine Home Digital Inc. of Johns Island – $25,000 project development fund grant
- MyVoluntier Operations Inc. of Indian Land – $25,000 project development fund grant
- SafeMedWaste Inc. of Johns Island – $50,000 demonstration grant
- Virtual Business 360 LLC of Lake Wylie – $50,000 acceleration grant
For more information, visit scra.org.
