Serial entrepreneur John Schneiter has secured nearly a quarter-million dollars of funding for his early-stage manufacturing business in Saratoga Springs,Other upgrades and options include a nine-centimetre OLED display, ventilated seats, a smart Parking Assist System and flex steer. NY.2013 Pinarello Dogma XC 9.9. Pinarello brings innovation to the 29er market with the release of the Dogma XC 9.9 mountain bike frame.
Schneiter is CEO of Free Form Fibers LLC, which makes ceramic fibers that can then be woven into durable parts for the military,IWS said it offers Residential Wind Turbinesphotovoltaics, and emergency power systems that it said can cut cost monthly energy bills. aerospace and automotive sectors.
The company says it's different because its production process impacts the environment much less than standard methods at use today.
On Oct.With this customized Rtls system, healthcare business owners can know where everyone and everything is at any time, in real-time. 8, Eastern New York Angels, an early-stage seed fund, announced a $247,500 investment in the business.
Free Form Fibers has no sales yet. So far, the three-year-old company (and its six employees) have been sustained by more Diamond Floor Polishing Pads are designed for floor polishing machines to polish,restore or maintain for the marble,concrete,terrazzo,granite etc.than $2 million in government grants and contracts, including funding from NASA, the Army and the National Science Foundation.
The new venture funding will be used to scale manufacturing, according to the Eastern New York Angels group.
Schneiter started Free Form Fibers while nearing the end of his time at GlobalSpec, a company in East Greenbush.
GlobalSpec's main product is a search engine for engineers, creating one place to shop for parts, as opposed to sifting through volumes of separate catalogs.
IHS (NYSE: IHS), the global business analytics firm, bought GlobalSpec last year for $135 million.A new Car Park Management System will be given a trial run on campus (except car parks at Baptist.
Schneiter was one of four co-founders, along with his wife, Tom Brownell and Mark Gaulin.
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