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New year is a time to seize momentum on diversifying Oklahoma’s economy By Scott Meacham Copyright © 2015, The Oklahoma Publishing Company It’s that time of the year again — a time for facing forward while looking back at what has occurred over the past year. In the world of startups, there’s no time toRead more

Whiteboard, which is also available on Android and other iOS devices, is an organizational app that, among other features, breaks up to-do lists by what can be accomplished each day and allows groups to collaborate on tasks.

By TJ Juskiewicz Courtesy of RAGBRAI RAGBRAI announced today its partnership with ICEdot to provide emergency identification and notification services to this year’s participants. Now in its 43rd year, the week-long bicycle touring event will offer riders the ability to register with ICEdot, allowing first-responders to access specific information for each individual and even notifyRead more

i2E, Inc. recently led an $850,000 investment in Tulsa-based ICEdot, a company that has created an innovative crash sensor for action sports enthusiasts. i2E invested $425,000 in ICEdot through the i2E-managed Accelerate Oklahoma! Fund.

Recently we and a number of other investors, including members of SeedStep Angels, made a significant follow-on investment in ICEdot, a Tulsa-based start-up.

After the Olympics in Sochi, we are doubly excited about having completed our second investment round in ICEdot, a Tulsa-based company that provides an emergency identification and notification service that can help save people’s lives.

Tulsa’s ICEdot has partnered with electronics manufacturing giant Flextronics International to manufacture the company’s innovative in case of emergency crash sensor.

i2E investment of $500,000 led a financing round of $1.03 million in innovative crash sensor technology developed by Tulsa’s ICEdot.

A pair of investment funds managed by i2E Inc. recently closed a $500,000 Series A investment round in Tulsa’s ICEdot, which led a $1.03 million round.

ICEdot, maker of a crash sensor attached to the safety helmet of cyclists, skiers and other sports participants, recently closed on $1.03 million in financing.

The StartOK Accelerator Fund and OK Angel Sidecar Fund, both managed by i2E, Inc., recently closed a $500,000 Series A investment round in ICEdot.

Tulsa-based SpectrumFX, which produces a fire extinguisher called Firebane, claimed top prize as the best elevator pitch at the Buffalo Lounge.

Tulsa’s ICEdot has shifted the focus of its emergency ID technology to serve biking and other athletic and outdoors markets.