Incubator · Ithaca, New York, United States
A membership business incubator in Ithaca run by Cornell's Center for Regional Economic Advancement, with co-working, a prototyping shop, mentors and hardware accelerator tracks for companies in any industry.
Status unknown Run by Cornell University Center for Regional Economic Advancement
Verified 18 October 2026 · From the programme's own pages
Applicants meet Rev leadership with a business model canvas and a six-month timeline before approval. Rev also runs Prototyping, Protofacturing and Manufacturing Hardware Accelerator tracks; Prototyping Hardware Accelerator information sessions are listed for 28 January 2027 and 16 February 2027.
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