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February 27, 2024
JMU’s X-Labs, a center for engaged interdisciplinary research, partnered with the global education technology company Ellucian to create a pilot internship program that leads students to develop a software.
January 23, 2024
Alphabet's moonshot factory X is restructuring, turning to outside investors to fund projects. The X lab will spin out projects as independent startup
September 7, 2023
HTX Labs has been awarded a $90 million contract to deliver immersive content and solutions across the U.S. Air Force.
July 18, 2023
In a recent decision from the Force Development Authorizing Official Decision Brief, HTX Labs EMPACT was granted ATO on USAF Network at IL4 security level.
May 23, 2023
HTX Labs announced that it has been awarded a new SBIR Phase III contract with the US Air Force to deliver the first Tech Training Transformation Cloud.
February 1, 2023
HTX Labs, developer of the EMPACT® Immersive Learning Platform, today named Bob Kleinhample as the company’s Senior Vice President of Growth effective January
September 28, 2022
HTX Labs raises first outside capital of $3.2M
February 24, 2022
WithSimplicity, a Harrisonburg business, partnered with JMU X-Labs to use metaverse technology to create iPhone filters to mimic beauty products from the store.
April 23, 2021
EMPACT will train UAS crews via VR technology. (Photo: HTX Labs) EMPACT virtual reality technology is being rolled out to USAF for UAS operator training. The USAF has awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II contract for HTX Labs to adapt and deploy its EMPACT immersive virtual reality (VR) training platform to train UAS crews. Announcing the contract on 22 April, HTX Labs stated that it will collaborate with the 558th Flying Training Squadron and the Texas Air National Gua...
February 24, 2021
Malta has raised a $50 million Series B round to bring its super-long-duration energy storage to market, the company said Wednesday. The startup spun out of Google parent company Alphabets moonshot factory, X, in 2018. Many startups tackling energy storage breakthroughs have looked to batteries and other electrochemical devices. Malta turned instead to thermal energy: It uses grid power to compress air for storage in hot molten salts and cold antifreeze liquid. A heat engine later converts ...