Announcing The TechCrunch 2015 Disrupt Battlefield Finalists

We’re now on the flipside of our 17th TechCrunch Disrupt conference. In the past two days, over 2100 people have passed through the Manhattan Center for TechCrunch Disrupt NY, with dreams of becoming the next president of the United States or the next Snapchat or the next Estée Lauder. Along with NYC mayor Bill DeBlasio and presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina, executives and founders like Joanne Bradford, Dennis Crowley, Leandra Medine have graced our stage.

Tomorrow we’ll get to see talks by Tristan Walker, Alexis Ohanian, Casper’s Philip Krim and more.

In tandem with the above interviews, twenty-four startups have presented on our stage in Startup Battlefield. It was very difficult to make the decisions, but after much deliberation, we’ve got our six finalists picked out. These companies will move on to the finals round tomorrow, competing for a large check and even larger cup.

Finals judges include John Borthwick (Betaworks), Dennis Crowley (Foursquare), Eric Hippeau (Lerer Hippeau Ventures), Alfred Lin (Sequoia Capital), Rich Miner (Google), Brian Pokorny (SV Angel) and Alexia Tsotsis (TechCrunch).

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Biobots

BioBots builds 3D bioprinters and bioinks. They enable users to build 3D living tissues for scientific research, high throughput drug screening, and implantation.

BitFusion.io

Bitfusion is developing unique software technology to transparently and automatically accelerate existing applications by orders of magnitude. Bitfusion unlocks hardware acceleration without requiring application rewrite.

Digital Genius

DigitalGenius enables Fortune-500 companies to automate repetitive intelligent labor. This enterprise-grade platform leverages proprietary artificial intelligence and well-engineered natural language processing to automate human-like conversations at scale.

Nucleus Science

Nucleus Scientific is developing a suite of technologies that will fundamentally change the way energy is utilized in transportation and related industries globally; the first of these innovations unlock the full potential of certain off-the-shelf batteries by shortening charging times to only a few minutes while also extending lifetimes considerably.

Cloudwear

Cloudwear developed a powerful authentication solution that is easier and more secure than 2 Factor Authentication (2FA). Cloudwear offers a free API that enables developers to quickly and easily add advanced security to any website and mobile app, and the team comes from Google, Microsoft, and SpaceX.



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