SparkHaus, located in Northern Kentucky, is emerging as a key destination for artificial intelligence startups. The innovation hub recently welcomed Inflow, Flamel.ai, and SYRV.AI, each bringing their expertise to the growing local tech community.
These companies join SparkHaus at a crucial time as it continues to draw entrepreneurs, engineers, and investors looking for collaboration opportunities. Inflow focuses on AI-powered design, helping startups transform ideas into high-quality creative work quickly. "I've been part of the startup scene in Cincinnati for a long time," said Steffan Howey, Founder and CEO of Inflow. "Choosing SparkHaus is our way of betting on where this region is headed — and doing our part to help shape it."
Flamel.ai acts as a marketing hub for multi-location brands by automating digital content to increase returns on investment. "Our decision to move into SparkHaus came down to two key factors," stated Paul Ehlinger, Founder and CEO of Flamel.ai. "Being surrounded by other AI-focused startups allows us to share insights and tackle challenges collectively."
SYRV.AI specializes in building advanced AI systems that enhance productivity for businesses and government agencies. Jarrod Anderson, co-founder and chief AI officer of SYRV.AI, noted: "SparkHaus is more than just a building—it’s a catalyst for collaboration, creativity and meaningful growth."
The region is also gearing up for Cincy AI Week, an event designed to bring together tech leaders and investors interested in artificial intelligence. This event features panels, product demos, networking events, and thought leadership sessions.
Dave Knox, Executive Director of Blue North remarked: “Artificial intelligence is changing the way business gets done across every industry.” He added that companies like Inflow, Flamel.ai, and SYRV.AI are not only creating tools but also setting the foundation for future economic growth in the region.
SparkHaus itself is under construction on Madison Avenue through a partnership between Kenton County, the Northern Kentucky Port Authority, and Blue North. It aims to provide resources necessary for launching new companies that could transform the community.