Guin, CEO and co-founder of VastVision — a Sandia National Laboratories spinout — builds smart inventory and asset tracking systems. He was one of more than a dozen entrepreneurs presenting Wednesday at Los Alamos Demo Day, an annual showcase that features cutting-edge work in hard tech, advanced materials, energy security and manufacturing.
But the event is more than a science fair. It connects early-stage companies with investors and industry leaders who can help scale the technologies.
“Let us foster an ecosystem where collaboration thrives, where groundbreaking research transitions seamlessly into real-world application, and where the brightest minds are empowered to solve our most pressing challenges,” said Farrah Harris, technology transfer program manager with the National Nuclear Security Administration.
