Ratrix Technologies
Unleashing the potential of multi-dimensional signal decoding technology developed at Georgia Tech for real-world applications.
Unleashing the potential of multi-dimensional signal decoding technology developed at Georgia Tech for real-world applications.
Ratrix Technologies is a promising startup focusing on commercializing advanced multi-dimensional signal decoding technology developed at Georgia Tech. Founded by two esteemed GT Professors, Xiaoli Ma, PhD, IEEE Fellow, and David Anderson, PhD, Ratrix has its roots in the renowned GT VentureLab program. The company has garnered substantial support, including several NSF SBIR grants to bring the technology to the market in the form of IP Cores and embedded implementations.
Ratrix Technologies' slogan, "Unleashing the potential of multi-dimensional signal decoding technology developed at Georgia Tech for real-world applications," encapsulates their vision and focus. Their latest investment of $760.00K came in the form of a grant investment from the National Science Foundation on 01 April 2014.
| Funding Stage | Amount | No. Investors | Investors | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grant | $760.00K | 1 |
|
01 Apr 2014 |
| Grant | $150.00K | 1 |
|
17 May 2012 |
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