St. Louis startups

The St. Louis company Babyation spent six years working to bring its breast pump to market.

Clever Real Estate is growing fast by disrupting how real estate agents are found — and how much they get paid.

Airly Foods is selling a snack cracker that isn’t just carbon neutral, but actually carbon negative.

Srikant Chellappa, founder of Engagedly, discusses the Maplewood-based startup's big growth on "St. Louis on the Air," and his new recording studio, Kalinga Productions, as well.

St. Louis-based Impossible Sensing is helping NASA decipher data from its Perseverance rover, which landed Thursday on Mars. Founder Pablo Sobron discussed the company's work on "St. Louis on the Air."

Thomas Park’s invention, the GenerIter, uses Python code to transform a series of sounds into music. Would-be composers can plug in short clips of their choosing and let the code do the rest. Park discussed his module on "St. Louis on the Air."

Sara Baker and Anatolij Gelimson founded Fast Democracy to make law-making more transparent. They discussed the platform, now operating in 50 states, on "St. Louis on the Air."

The innovation community will host more than 60 free online panels and workshops throughout the week.

On Thursday’s "St. Louis on the Air," Tinus Le Roux, CEO of FanCam, and Sara Baker, policy director for the ACLU of Missouri, discussed artificial intelligence and the need for mindful regulation of it.

As a postdoctoral fellow at Washington University, Tom Cohen realized he had a slim shot at landing a tenure-track job. But in the business world, his…