Tech Alpharetta, the nonprofit organization helping the City of Alpharetta to lead in innovation, announces its two newest graduates, Voxie and LuisRobots. 

Voxie becomes the 18^th and LuisRobots the 19^th company to graduate from Tech Alpharetta’s startup incubator, which opened in the City of Alpharetta in 2015.

Voxie is a conversational text marketing platform that generates real-time, highly personalized conversations between brands and customers to increase engagement, drive sales and support reputation management. The company joined Tech Alpharetta in October 2019 and has grown significantly since its founding. Voxie is headquartered in commercial office space in the City of Alpharetta and it closed part two of its $32 million Series A round in January.

“Tech Alpharetta has been a tremendous resource for Voxie, making multiple key introductions and connections that have helped contribute to our success,” states founder, Bogdan Constantin. “We’re excited to continue to grow here in Alpharetta.” 

LuisRobots, Tech Alpharetta’s 19^th graduate, develops large, AI-driven, humanoid robots for educational use and research. The company has been a member of Tech Alpharetta’s incubator since 2021, and a division of founder Luis Guzman’s System Technology Works startup. LuisRobots has moved into commercial office space in Peachtree Corners. The new location includes room for development and testing of the company’s robots, which are nearly ready to bring to market.

“Tech Alpharetta’s incubator has been an excellent springboard for LuisRobots,” Guzman notes.

Tech Alpharetta’s Innovation Center is a thriving tech startup incubator in Alpharetta that provides education, mentoring and other resources to its startup members to help them to grow and succeed.

“We’re so excited at the progress made by both Voxie and LuisRobots, and are looking forward to their continued success,” says Tech Alpharetta CEO Karen Cashion.