Todd Hendricks Jr., with Robotic Maintenance Vehicles, a northwest Ohio start-up that developed an AI-integrated workplace safety vehicle, pitches his business to a panel of judges Thursday evening at the UToledo Business Incubator’s Pitch & Pour. Five regional entrepreneurs competed and Hendricks won the first prize and $10,000 in business funding.
The second-place prize of $5,000 in business funding went to Erica Potter with Learn Kernel, and the third-place prize of $2,500 in business funding went to Zac Graber with Opendemia.
