Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch

Some of the deas featured this week are technologies, from a platform to help Instagram microinfluencers with marketing, to artificial intelligence that streamlines scientific research. But other products aren't so cut and dried.

This week's episode, features all women entrepreneurs. The female contestants take turns pitching supplements, social media concepts and mission-based accessories and more.

From a group of guys who aim to "change education" for "the Wi-Fi generation" to a woman who thinks her app is the cure to loneliness, this week's ideas run the gamut.

On this episode, an everyday product gets an internet-of-things upgrade. Later, two different entrepreneurs try to convince the judges that you can (or should) eat a substance you'd normally steer clear of -- or spit out.

This week, the companies on display include a new way for kids to play a popular sport, a platform to help gamers interact, a women's garment that may or may not be necessary and a tech solution to personalize phone calls.

In this week's Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch, four companies specializing in cannabidiol (CBD) prepare to pitch: an all-natural topicals company, a human capital management company, an electronic exchange portal and a coupon pack company. Even within this category, there is a diverse group of investment opportunities, including value packs that distribute cannabis company advertisements.

A technology startup previously pitched one of the four investors, but at the time it was considered too early in the process to fund. Another of the entrepreneurs hands out specially designed notebooks, which tug at the judges' hearts.

This week's episode introduces a crop of entrepreneurs who run the gamut from the technology to the wellness to the sports equipment industries. Every week, the judges demonstrate they will accept an uncertain pitch, if there is the possibility of filling out an unfamiliar space which is not overcrowded.

This week's Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch introduces a crop of entrepreneurs who run the gamut from the technology to the wellness to the sports equipment industries.

This week's Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch introduces four startups, which include the maker of weighted pom-poms and a furniture subscription service.

This week's Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch introduces four startups, each one in a different stage of development. One entrepreneur has been making sales on her product for five years, even appearing on The Steve Harvey Show and the Home Shopping Network. Another has raised more than half a million dollars but has yet to earn a single client.

The final episode of Season 3 introduces startups from the tech, fitness and beauty industries, and every one of them has some pretty impressive numbers. An app that shares public Wi-Fi accessibility boasts millions of downloads, and a cosmetic company has already placed its offerings in thousands of stores across the country.