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WHAT’S NEXT?! Montana — July 2026 Montana technology developments from July, 2026. Brought to you by Frontier Angels.

I am also excited to announce the launch of the Headwaters Seed Stage Fund. This is the largest fund to be launched and managed by Frontier Angels through Frontier Capital Management. The Headwaters Seed Stage Fund is focused on pre-revenue, hardware related technology start-ups. It is the hardest niche of the start up world to invest in but we have a team of advisors with deep domain experience to help screen and prioritize opportunities.

Introducing the “Dung Cam” – Motorized Elephant Dung

Would you have guessed this was filmed using fake poop? 

The next ad market may be built for machines

Could it be that bots may not just be a threat to defend against but an audience to cater to?

The University of Montana is now accepting applications for our next Regional I-Corps Cohort, running September 1 through September 30, 2026.

If you are a researcher, faculty member, student, entrepreneur, startup founder, or innovator trying to understand whether your idea has real market potential, this program is designed to help you figure that out.

Wayve and Uber Launch AI Robotaxis in London with Human Supervisors

Wayve and Uber received licences to operate AI-driven robotaxis in London, using Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles with human supervisors onboard. Early rides this summer will gather feedback before a full public launch, highlighting a shift in urban ride services.

Harmen Steele is halfway through his second week as Director of Technology Transfer at the University of Montana and he’d like to talk with you.

I’d like to talk with you if you’re a researcher with an idea, an entrepreneur looking for help, a company interested in working with the University, or someone who simply isn’t sure where to start.

The Montana Council for Economic Education improves economic and financial literacy for Montana’s youth through simulations, competitions and teacher training.

Economic education is vital to the future health of our nation’s economy. It gives our students the building blocks for a successful financial future. 

“The Future of AI” Conference – 10/1-2 – Montana State University

The event will feature MSU experts and guest speakers from across the nation to address topics including the modes of research and creative work that are possible with AI, how AI will affect the transmission and preservation of human knowledge, whether AI will be a reliable source of knowledge and whether AI poses a threat to having an informed citizenry.

University of Montana Office of Research and Creative Scholarship Newsletter – Special Edition Limited Submissions – Call for Proposals

When a program announcement limits the number of proposals that we may submit, we have an internal process to ensure that we do not exceed that limit. If you’re interested in one of the following opportunities, follow the instructions to submit a concept by the internal deadline indicated below. PIs must confirm eligibility prior to submission.

Stanford University has a class called: “How To Rule The World”. What’s “Pre-Idea” Funding?

Fareed Zakaria spoke with Stanford University recent graduate and award-winning journalist Theo Baker about his new memoir, “How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University,” in which he documents what he sees as the worrying influence of Silicon Valley on his school.