Here are all 20 companies from Alchemist Accelerator’s latest Demo Day

The latest in the series to be entirely virtual is the 29th demo day of the Alchemist Accelerator.

Alchemist works with companies that work with other companies. The main drivers of these companies are building things that help others build the things, or improve the things, or sell the things.

During today's demo day, Belani shared plans to announce some news.

• They’ve raised $2 million from German chemistry company BASF. While that may seem a bit random, Alchemist has been spinning up a number of partnerships as part of “AlchemistX“, wherein Alchemist helps large companies (like NEC, LG and Siemens) and governments run accelerator programs to spin internal R&D efforts into new companies.
• They’ve hired Ian Bergman, previously a director for Microsoft for Startups (Microsoft’s arm for coaching entrepreneurs and providing startups with free tools), as a partner and head of Product for AlchemistX.

The demo day is scheduled to start at 10:30 AM. It will be all virtual, so you can watch it right here. Below, a quick list of the companies that are presenting, as well as a brief description of what they are doing.

Artificial intelligence is used to find the common threads and turn them into actionable insights.

Data analytic for 5G networks is meant to help predict energy needs and shorten outages.

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Booke.ai is an assistant for bookkeepers. It's possible to automate repetitive client communications and categorize transactions with this sync.

Covision Quality is a computer vision-powered system for finding defects in plastic or metal parts.

Grandeur Technologies is building a suite of tools that lets developers focus more on the hardware and less on things like data storage.

Artificial intelligence can be used to keep you from getting sued, monitoring and flagging risky communications, andemerging legal disputes with customers, employees and other stakeholders.

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therapists can help patients from afar with the help of the EVAGo Medtech. It's helpful when there are risks involved with having patients travel or having more people in a care center.

An open source standard meant to keep your team's documentation up to date.

A system for helping families find qualified caregivers and use data to improve care.

Provides machine learning models andUI components to help companies analyze their data.

Seabird Apps is a no-code platform for quickly building mobile community apps for groups like your neighborhood, school clubs and volunteer orgs.

Where sports scouts might look for prodigies in basketball or football, Slingshot builds a database of talented young developers that companies might want to hire.

Tellus Technologies says that it is a plant-based plastic alternative.

A way to securely share access to development server. Users get access to all their server with a single sign-on, and admins can go back and replay each server session to figure out who broke what.

Training speech recognition models to better recognize different dialects of the same language is what Kanari is about.

Portals is a platform that helps content creators give their fans a home and helps them find new ways to make money.

Low-cost sensors for tracking individual items in the supply chain to prevent loss.

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An automated oven meant for places like small cafes, bars and gas stations to help them sell meals when kitchen space might be next to nil. The whole package is thrown into the oven with the help of a QR code on the package.

A backup battery for your home. Is it necessary to have a bit of power in an outage? Take one. Do you need more power to keep big appliances running? If you get three or four of them, you can chain them together and provide more juice.

The company's website describes the coin as an index coin, but it's still a bit under wraps.