self heating News

HeatGenie, pioneers of safe and sustainable self-heating food and beverage packaging, secures the exclusive National Instruments Texas Emerging Technology Grant Program.

The Austin Business Journal recognizes innovative technologies annually with its Tech Innovation Awards. Finalists, HeatGenie, are bringing to market self-heating packaging to heat foods on the go at the push of a button ~ no microwave needed.

The US Army wants new ways to bring hot food to its troops. The self-heating package used by US troops has not changed in years. Austin-based HeatGenie touts a commercially-viable package for soup, coffee, and more. Sounds like the perfect recipe.

Austin-based, self-heating technology developer, HeatGenie, announced today that it has engaged the services of locally based, Deaton Engineering to improve the manufacturability and design of its compact, self-heating technology.

Austin-based, self-heating technology developer, HeatGenie, announced today that it has closed “Series A” funding in the amount of $450k. The investment came from angel investors led by the Houston and Central Texas Angel Networks.

Company seizes opportunity for ramp-up of disruptive, self-heating packaging technology

Premier Emerging Tech Forum Offers Matchmaking Prospects for Local Self-heating package Technology

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