More than 100 startups built over the summer through Georgia Tech's Startup Launch accelerator pitch and demo in one room, and most of Atlanta's investor and operator base shows up to walk the floor. The 2026 batch runs heavy on deep tech: humanoid robotics data infrastructure, anti-drone defence, insulin pump control, camera-native 3D sensing, cell-level biological IP locks. It is free, it is two hours, and it is the fastest way to see what the next wave of Atlanta companies is actually building. Go to scout co-founders, first engineers, or a deal before anyone else has met the team.

  • demo-day
  • students
  • deeptech
  • investors
  • georgia-tech
  • robotics