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US YC S23 at-home 30-minute cancer screening for prostate, bladder, and ovarian cancers; $846K Mayo Clinic/TQ Ventures/YC-backed with synthetic biology + computer vision from Oxford Rhodes Scholar founders competing with GRAIL for accessible early cancer detection.
Cleancard is a United States-based at-home cancer screening company — backed by Y Combinator (S23) with $846,000 in total funding from Mayo Clinic Platform, TQ Ventures, Urban Innovation Fund, Y Combinator, and the Creative Destruction Lab — developing a 30-minute at-home diagnostic platform that combines synthetic biology, machine learning, and computer vision to detect multiple cancer biomarkers from a single patient sample for prostate, bladder, and ovarian cancers. Founded by Luca Springer and Thomas Carroll (both Rhodes Scholars from Oxford), Cleancard targets the massive unmet need for accessible, affordable cancer screening outside of clinical settings — the 30-minute result time and home-based format enabling screening at the frequency and convenience required for early cancer detection programs.
Bucket Robotics builds modular autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and industrial environments, designed for rapid deployment without requiring fixed infrastructure or facility modifications.
Bucket Robotics is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) company that designs modular, rapidly deployable robots for warehouse automation and industrial material handling. Unlike traditional warehouse automation systems that require significant facility modifications, fixed conveyors, and multi-month installation projects, Bucket Robotics' AMRs navigate dynamically using onboard sensors and AI, allowing deployment in existing facilities without permanent infrastructure changes.
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