Kentucky has produced many innovations, including the first remote-operated traffic signal in 1922, the first industrial robot in 1954, and the first human hand transplant in 1999. Today, our scientists and engineers continue to work at the forefront of many technologies, from life science and information technology to advanced materials and alternative energy.
In support of this research and development, Kentucky offers high-tech companies a variety of public funding and business support programs. From pre-seed, seed and commercialization funds, to tax incentives and other programs, Kentucky has the resources and infrastructure in place to help innovators and entrepreneurs succeed at every stage.
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