Idea Foundry News Today

The Columbus development firm Kaufman is selling the second phase of its Gravity project on West Broad Street in Franklinton.

The owner of the Idea Foundry and the newly developed Gravity Park is seeking to sell both properties, adjacent to one another in Franklinton.

If you wear garments or accessories made with fabric from Pittsburg-based Thread, you’re actually wearing recycled plastic bottles.

The space, to be called Gravity Experience Park, will occupy what is now an empty lot on the southeast corner of McDowell and West State streets.

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Plus, CivicScience is using OpenAI tech, Aurora has two new partnerships, and Pack Up + Go made its first acquisition.

​ Optimus Technologies recently announced a $17.8-million Series A funding round led by Mitsui & Co. out of Tokyo, Japan. The round included participation from one of North America’s largest commercial fleets, Chevron Renewable Energy Group, and Pittsburgh regional investors including: Idea Foundry, Inc., Innovation Works, Richard King Mellon Foundation,...

Optimus Technologies announced on April 18 a $17.8 million Series A funding round led by Mitsui & Co. and joined by Chevron Renewable energy Group. The capital raise will fund the further development and deployment of Optimus’ Vector System.

The developer will explore different uses for the space as it prepares for the opening of Gravitys second phase

Gravity is launching a Marketplace at Gravity, a retail concept and pop-up market featuring local vendors, art installations and more.