1819 Innovation Hub

Missed the Future of Commerce: AI + Robotics Summit? We're bringing some of the conversations to you.

Hear from industry leaders and robotics experts as they share insights on the robots they've been working on.

🎙️ Featuring:
🔹 Xiaodong Jia
🔹 Kody Haubeil
🔹 Tarek Yahia
🔹 Maxwell Heuer

Robotics isn't just a concept anymore; it’s being tested and deployed across multiple industries.

Which robot stood out to you the most? 👇

In high-stakes environments the difference between “trained” and “expert” is all about timing, judgment and precision in the moment. That’s usually something you only build after years on the job.

QURE, Inc., founded by Shahryar Qureshi, is compressing that gap.
Instead of looking at problems after the fact, QURE functions as a real-time AI copilot, seeing what the operator sees and offering guidance as work is happening. The result is a shift from slow, experience-based learning to supported ex*****on on day one.

It’s a different way to think about training, ex*****on and performance at scale.
As a Venture Lab portfolio company, QURE not only completed our Accelerator program but also leveraged the broader innovation ecosystem at 1819. Through collaboration with the University of Cincinnati’s Technology Transfer and Commercialization team, Shahryar was connected with university inventors, researchers and technologies that helped strengthen and enhance the QURE solution.

This access to innovation, partnerships, and commercialization resources positioned QURE to further develop its technology and qualify for Ohio’s Technology Validation and Start-up Fund (TVSF) Phase 2 funding—accelerating the company's path from concept to market impact.

We’re proud to support founders like Shahryar who are leveraging the power of entrepreneurship, university innovation and strategic partnerships to solve real-world challenges.