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mHUB is a non-profit business incubator in Chicago focused on hardtech and manufacturing innovation. It supports entrepreneurs in physical product development through specialized labs and resources.
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mHUB is a Chicago-based innovation center dedicated to hardtech startups. Founded in 2017, it aims to support the development of physical products and technologies. The organization provides a comprehensive ecosystem that includes prototyping labs, industry partnerships, and venture capital for early-stage hardtech companies.
mHUB invests in hardtech startups, particularly in energy technology, medical technology, and sustainable manufacturing. The organization offers tailored accelerator programs to support startups at various stages of their development, fostering innovation in these critical sectors.
mHUB offers a $200,000 investment package for its accelerator programs, which includes $142,500 in cash and $60,000 in services, programming, and hardware. Additionally, it provides mentorship, access to prototyping labs, and connections to industry partners.
Q: What types of startups does mHUB support? A: mHUB focuses on hardtech startups in sectors like energy technology, medical technology, and sustainable manufacturing. Q: How much funding does mHUB provide? A: mHUB offers a $200,000 investment package for its accelerator programs.
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