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Locations

Where innovation meets industry.
Israeli National Center of the Blue Economy
ClearDock
Alejandro Samaniego Miracle,
Titanium Technology
Matthew Stotts,
Cerulean Venture
Colin Polsky,
Florida Atlantic University
Carlos Valenzuela,
Clean Earth Rovers
Alissa Miky,,
OoMee
Glid
Sujovit Ghosh,
FYELABS
TechG-X

    U.S. headquarters
    Pilot project deployment

    Los Angeles

    Located in one of the world's most influential trade and logistics regions, Braid Theory's Los Angeles hub connects emerging technologies with the industries and infrastructure they are built to serve.

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    What are the attendance requirements?

    You must attend 70% of the weekly workshops unless agreed upon in writing.

    What are the key areas of focus for the accelerator program?

    The program concentrates on three key aspects of commercialization: building capability, capacity, and intellectual capital. Some additional topics include: business model, market fit, customer discovery, value proposition, and go-to-market strategy.

    What is the time commitment?

    During the 10-week program, teams will engage in weekly 90 minute curriculum calls, a 60 minute 1:1 mentor call with their assigned advisor, and be responsible for working towards specific deliverables. We understand founders are very busy. Expect to spend 3-5 hours a week.

    What kind of financial support is available?

    Braid Theory does not provide direct seed funding.

    Do you take equity?

    No, our Accelerator and Incubator programs are free of charge.

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    EMEA headquarters and testing site

    Barcelona

    With its world-class port, research institutions, startup ecosystem, and commitment to sustainable growth, Barcelona has become a strategic hub for blue economy innovation. The city provides a unique environment for developing solutions that can scale across Europe and beyond.

    Supported by

    What are the attendance requirements?

    You must attend 70% of the weekly workshops unless agreed upon in writing.

    What are the key areas of focus for the accelerator program?

    The program concentrates on three key aspects of commercialization: building capability, capacity, and intellectual capital. Some additional topics include: business model, market fit, customer discovery, value proposition, and go-to-market strategy.

    What is the time commitment?

    During the 10-week program, teams will engage in weekly 90 minute curriculum calls, a 60 minute 1:1 mentor call with their assigned advisor, and be responsible for working towards specific deliverables. We understand founders are very busy. Expect to spend 3-5 hours a week.

    What kind of financial support is available?

    Braid Theory does not provide direct seed funding.

    Do you take equity?

    No, our Accelerator and Incubator programs are free of charge.

    Supported by

    Connect

    From collaboration to implementation.

    We collaborate with ambitious founders, forward-thinking industry leaders, and mission-aligned investors to accelerate technologies from concept to real-world deployment. Whether you’re building, scaling, or backing innovation, Braid Theory provides the platform, partnerships, and pathways to drive meaningful growth and impact.

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