SYLVA is an integrated learning and assessment platform for teachers to create and distribute course materials, schedule personalized assessments with automatic grading and manage their courses all in one place. SYLVA is used by teachers worldwide and is supported by Switzerland's largest startup accelerator program. The platform uses Wolfram's Enterprise Private Cloud as a centralized and secure solution to enable high-level computations, parameterization of assessments and automatic grading.

The founders of biotechnology startup Emerald Therapeutics wanted to develop an ideal research platform for lab and process automation during experiments as well as easy communication of their findings. About the decision to use Mathematica, cofounder and co-CEO Brian Frezza says, "It struck the perfect balance of being powerful enough and versatile enough to allow our engineering team to develop sophisticated software within, yet the language is easy enough to learn that it's accessible to our chemists and biologists to use as a primary means of keeping a daily lab notebook. We can keep handling larger experiments and we can do more complicated things each day because we're building on a base that is incredibly reliable and precise... You need that level of reproducibility in biology. You need something that can handle all the quantitative detail in a way that's still accessible and manipulatable to the scientists."

Well Principled has built an AI Management Consultant that automatically optimizes marketing and supply chain processes for Fortune 500 customers. Founder/CEO Ryan Richt says, "We have been very happy with Wolfram technology; our sophisticated Bayesian models would be otherwise unsolvable. We first use the Wolfram Language to verify the math and analytically integrate out 1000s of parameters so that our Stan probabilistic programs run much faster. You just can't get those symbolic capabilities with R or other tools."

Mathpix OCR is an API that extracts LaTeX from images of math. It even provides a Wolfram|Alpha-compatible output, which allows doing an image search for math when the API is used in conjunction with the Wolfram|Alpha API.