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Technology / AI companies and projects

Explore the projects classified under Technology / AI in Orbitrum, from artificial intelligence and AI agents to data, semiconductors, cloud software and digital platforms. Open the profiles and available research to understand what each project builds.

Projects in Technology / AI

427 projects

DORA AI by VirtualsDORA AI by Virtuals is a AI agent protocol centered around the DORA token. DORA AI is an advanced AI-powered travel assistant built on the BASE network using the Virtuals Protocol. Developed by Audora, a startup specializing in travel marketplaces, DORA AI provides personalized travel recommendations, custom itineraries, and seamless booking solutions. Unlike many blockchain projects, DORA AI offers real-world utility by connecting users to curated travel experiences while driving revenue through booking commissions and credit-based usage.Web3Pre-seed
DPINDPIN is a pioneering blockchain-based project that democratizes high-performance computing (HPC) by building a globally accessible, cost-effective, and decentralized GPU computing infrastructure to meet the rising demands of artificial intelligence (AI), cloud gaming, and other HPC-driven industries. Powered by its native token, DPIN facilitates transactions, incentivizes resource sharing with rewards, and enables community governance through staking and voting, fostering a self-sustaining ecosystem enhanced by partnerships with 42DAO, 42X and Singapo...Web3Series C+
EAFINEAFIN is a artificial intelligence web3 project centered around the EAFIN token. The EAFIN token is at the heart of a transformative mission to merge artificial intelligence with financial engineering and architecture. It aims to empower users with cutting-edge AI-driven tools, optimizing the way financial instruments and strategies are executed in the evolving crypto ecosystem. Services EAFIN will represent its financial products such as slippage, arbitrage, market maket and trade bots which all of them based on AI.Web3Seed
EdwinEdwin enables AI agents to seamlessly interact with DeFi protocols through a universal interface layer. The project solves a critical challenge in the emerging DeFAI space: while AI frameworks excel at complex decision-making, they lack native DeFi capabilities, and DeFi protocols remain isolated from AI systems due to their unique interfaces and specialized integration requirements. At its core, Edwin provides a protocol abstraction layer that standardizes interactions with DeFi operations like lending, borrowing, liquidity provision, and yield farming.Web3Pre-seed

About this sector

This sector includes Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and AI Agent categories, but it also covers semiconductors, consumer devices, software infrastructure, internet platforms, gaming and streaming. A company belongs here because of its application classification; inclusion alone does not mean AI is its main activity.

How to compare projects

Start with the product or infrastructure layer. AI software, chips, cloud services and consumer platforms serve different purposes. The sub-sector list and project descriptions help distinguish them before you compare the available evaluations.

Projects follow the categories assigned in the Orbitrum application. This collection supports research and discovery; it is not an investment ranking.

Industry definitions

Artificial Intelligence (AI) (163)

Companies and projects classified specifically under artificial intelligence.

Big Data (12)

Projects involving the collection, processing or use of large datasets.

AI Agent (260)

Projects classified specifically around AI agents.

Questions to guide your research

  • What does the project build, and at which layer of the technology stack?
  • What use case or customer need does the available research address?
  • Which capabilities are demonstrated, and which remain expectations in the analysis?

Questions about this sector

Are all projects in Technology / AI artificial intelligence companies?

No. Artificial Intelligence and AI Agent are specific categories inside a broader sector that also includes chips, devices, cloud software and internet platforms.

Why is there a separate Technology sector?

Technology is another sector in the Orbitrum application, with its own industry assignments. Some activity labels overlap. Both collections preserve the application's categories rather than merging them by name.

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