Four startups will spend the next three months working on their tech at makerspace NextFab — with $25,000 in seed cash fueling their journey.

Sublight Dynamics, makers of a six-way joystick for gaming and drone piloting; APO Technologies, an electronic prosthetic alignment platform; Sage Smart Garden, a smart irrigation system; and Hava Health, a connected device to help people quit smoking, each recently joined NextFab’s RAPID Hardware Accelerator, which aims to help hardware startups speed up their go-to-market strategies.

“This is one of the most talented groups of people we have had since the start of the accelerator program in 2016,” wrote Todor Raykov, the NextFab venture services manager who runs the program, in an email.

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