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Micro Meat

Micro Meat is a developed technology that allows cultivated meat producers to scale up their production.
2021
02-Oct
02-10
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Innovation

Industry Problem

Cultivated-meat producers face difficult, capital-intensive scale-up, particularly for scaffolds that support structured muscle tissue.

R&D Focus

Edible tissue scaffolds, cultivated-meat hardware, consumables and scalable tissue engineering.

Innovative Solution

Developed a B2B scaffold-production system intended to manufacture cell-supporting structures rapidly for cultivated-meat producers.

Solution Effectiveness

In 2022, the founder reported a first prototype capable of producing about 100 grams of scaffold per minute; this was an early-stage company claim.

Investment Funding

Last Funding Stage

Seed

Total Funding Amount

375.K

Last Funding Amount

250.K

Last Funding Date

27-06-2022

Startup Stage

Seed

Lead Investors

Y Combinator, Newchip Accelerator

Revenue

Less than $1M

About

Micro Meat is a developed technology that allows cultivated meat producers to scale up their production. They provide manufacturing, integration, and consulting services. The company’s manufacturers can produce any form of meat or fat using animal-free, sustainable, and plant-based components. Its patent-pending macro carriers are comprised of 3D, biocompatible, and biodegradable materials that are intended to support cell and tissue growth.

Products

Product

Scaffold-production hardware and consumables for cultivated meat.

Star Product

Rapid scaffold-manufacturing platform – targeted structured cultivated meat scale-up.

Demo Product or Complete Product?

Prototype-stage company; Y Combinator currently lists the company as inactive.

Future Plan

Investment Funding

TechCrunch reported $375,000 raised and a planned $2 million seed round in 2022.

Awards and Recognitions

Participations

Y Combinator Summer 2021; Newchip Accelerator (2022).

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