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Altavian manufactures, sells, services, and operates small unmanned aircraft systems. Developed by graduates from the University of Florida specializing in Aerospace Engineering and Geomatics, Altavian’s core technology is designed for scientific data collection through its superior UAS. As opposed to satellites or aircraft, which are traditional methods used to acquire data over large areas or in hostile environments, UAS can capture high detail through many applications- a feat that the aforementioned methods cannot provide. Altavian deploys unmanned systems on-demand to produce precision data without endangering human lives. The company was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in Gainesville, Florida.

Aria Insights specializes in unmanned aerial vehicles designed for search and rescue missions as well as inspection operations. The company utilizes advanced aerial robots that can operate in challenging and hazardous environments, providing critical data to decision-makers while ensuring human safety. Their rugged, high-endurance tethered drones are equipped with autonomous flight capabilities and secure payload data, enabling clients to capture aerial images of landscapes that are otherwise difficult or impossible to access. By transforming complex data into actionable insights, Aria Insights enhances operational efficiency and safety in various sectors.

Zeitview is an aerial data analytics platform that specializes in providing drone services tailored for the energy and infrastructure sectors. The company employs artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze visual data, offering actionable insights that enhance asset performance and longevity. Zeitview's services cater to various industries, including solar, wind, property management, telecommunications, and utilities. Their technology facilitates rapid and precise inspections, which aim to reduce costs and boost operational efficiency. By monitoring construction progress and assessing the condition of assets such as rooftops and wind turbines, Zeitview enables informed, near real-time decision-making for its clients.

Endeavor Robotics develops and produces mobile robots for defense, public safety, and industrial markets globally. Based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, the company offers a range of tactical Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), including the FirstLook, a lightweight robot designed for immediate situational awareness and hazardous material investigation; the 310 SUGV, a portable robot suited for dismounted operations; the 510 PackBot, which specializes in bomb disposal and reconnaissance; and the 710 Kobra, known for its strength and payload capacity. Additionally, Endeavor Robotics provides the uPoint multi-robot control system. Founded in 2016 and previously a subsidiary of iRobot Corporation, Endeavor Robotics has built a reputation for delivering reliable, adaptable robotics that operate effectively in various challenging environments, including conflict zones and disaster response scenarios. The company is committed to collaborating with industry leaders to enhance its innovative solutions.

Aeryon Labs Inc. is a manufacturer of small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) based in Waterloo, Canada, founded in 2007 and now a subsidiary of FLIR Systems, Inc. The company specializes in developing autonomous aerial systems designed for military, public safety, and commercial applications. Its flagship products include the Aeryon SkyRanger UAS, which serves both land and maritime operations, and various imaging payloads such as the Aeryon HDZoom30 and Aeryon SR-EO/IR. Aeryon Labs also provides solutions for survey-grade accuracy in applications like mapping and GIS integration through its Aeryon Map Edition. The systems are designed for use in challenging environments, enabling operators, including soldiers and police, to gather high-resolution aerial intelligence easily. The company’s offerings cater to a range of sectors, including energy, emergency response, and tactical operations, and are distributed globally through resellers.

Acyclica is the cloud-layer for infrastructure, providing a Big Data analytics platform for traffic data and enabling autonomous vehicles by providing traffic light information, through the cloud, with sub-second latency. By measuring the state of the traffic lights at the traffic signals, Acyclica has developed and implemented technology which allows any internet connected device, vehicles or phones, to be pushed updates of the traffic light color in 150ms - 300ms, thereby enabling autonomous vehicles to understand infrastructure states. Acyclica has developed patented technology for measuring high-resolution, traffic congestion information at intersection allowing better travel time and routing information for automated navigation systems.

CVEDIA is an AI solutions company that specializes in developing computer vision algorithms through the use of synthetic data, a concept they refer to as "synthetic algorithms." Their technology is built on a proprietary simulation engine called SynCity, which leverages data science and deep learning principles. CVEDIA's platform creates realistic representations of the world by simulating sensor data that closely resembles data collected from real-world environments. This includes off-the-shelf and custom sensor models such as LiDAR, infrared, thermal, multiple cameras, radar, GPS, and IMU. By providing tailored synthetic data, CVEDIA supports the development and deployment of autonomous applications across various industries, including infrastructure, security, smart cities, utilities, manufacturing, and aerospace.

DroneSense is a comprehensive drone management and collaboration platform tailored for public safety organizations, including governmental and critical infrastructure entities. The platform provides essential tools that enhance situational awareness for responders, effectively acting as a force multiplier while addressing risk management needs. It allows users to maintain a complete system of record, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. By offering a simple, secure, and reliable solution, DroneSense empowers organizations to manage their drone programs efficiently, ultimately supporting life-saving operations.

Prox Dynamics Their core mission is to develop, produce and sell the world’s smallest and most advanced unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). They create innovative solutions to complex problems based on modern microelectronics, new sensor technology, creative mechanical design and efficient low-cost production techniques. They work closely with industry leading partners and a broad customer base to deliver optimal and functional products that meet operator’s needs.

Point Grey Research Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of high-performance digital cameras tailored for a variety of applications, including industrial automation, medical diagnostics, traffic monitoring, biometric systems, geographic information systems (GIS), and people counting. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Richmond, Canada, the company offers a diverse range of products such as CCD and CMOS single lens cameras, custom cameras, and various connectivity options including USB3 Vision and GigE Vision. Its cameras find applications in sectors such as automotive, electronics, pharmaceuticals, broadcasting, and security. With a commitment to quality control and customer service, Point Grey has built a strong global presence, employing over 300 people and partnering with distributors across multiple countries including Japan, Korea, and the United Kingdom. In 2016, Point Grey Research became a subsidiary of FLIR Integrated Imaging Solutions, Inc.

Armasight Inc. specializes in night vision and advanced infrared thermal imaging solutions, offering a range of products including night vision goggles, monoculars, binoculars, cameras, and weapon sight systems. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company primarily serves the military sector worldwide. Armasight is recognized for its precision optics and illumination tools, catering to the needs of defense and security applications. As of June 2016, Armasight operates as a subsidiary of FLIR Systems, Inc.

DVTel is a leading provider of video surveillance services, specializing in the development and delivery of multi-source intelligence systems over IP networks. The company offers software-based solutions designed to integrate enterprise-grade internet protocol video networks for a variety of applications, catering to small, mid-sized, and large enterprises. By focusing on delivering superior value, DVTel enables its customers to concentrate on their primary strategic and business objectives while ensuring robust and effective surveillance capabilities.

Digimerge Technologies Inc was founded in 2002. They are serving the needs of installers and system integrators in the rapidly expanding security and surveillance industry. They offers a family of products focused on mobile / remote connectivity with market leading features at value pricing. They have developed applications for Android and iOS users such as DIGIiMobile Touch Lite and Digi iMobile DH100.

Traficon International NV is a video detection technologies for traffic applications.

Lorex Technology is a manufacturer of video surveillance products based in Markham, Canada. The company specializes in providing a range of solutions, including security cameras, wireless security cameras, IP cameras, security DVRs, and complete observation systems. These products enable homeowners and businesses to effectively monitor their properties from anywhere, offering peace of mind and control over their security needs.

Aerius Photonics designs and manufactures photonic components and systems.

ICx Technologies is a leader in the development and integration of advanced sensor technologies for homeland security, force protection and commercial applications. Their proprietary sensors detect and identify chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threats, and deliver superior awareness and actionable intelligence for wide-area surveillance, intrusion detection and facility security. They then leverage their unparalleled technical expertise and government funding to address other emerging challenges of their time ranging from a cleaner environment, alternative energy to life science.

Directed Perception a provider of pan-tilt motion control systems for commercial and military markets.

OmniTech Partners is the development and manufacturing of weapon-mounted image intensified (I2) sensors.

Salvador Imaging is a provider of high-performance visible and low light imaging systems.

Ifara Tecnologias is a provider of middleware and client application software used to create sensor networks.

Incorporated in 1970, Extech Instruments is based in Waltham, Massachusetts USA, just west of Boston. Recognized for the breadth and depth of its Test & Measurement offering and strong distribution network, Extech was acquired by FLIR Systems in November 2007. Extech Instruments' high-value, handheld test instruments and FLIR-branded infrared thermal imager are sold through a network of national catalog houses, regional stocking distributors, internet, and international master distributors. The company has become one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of test equipment and portable printers and the Extech Instruments brand is regarded in many industries as the brand of choice. ISO 9001:2000 certified by TUV, Extech's enviable reputation is built on innovative products that offer unique and patented designs with features, functions and reliability at an affordable price.

Cedip Infrared Systems specializes in the design and manufacture of infrared imaging cameras and systems for a diverse range of sectors, including industrial, research, medical, and defense. The company’s product lineup features high-performance cameras such as the Silver 450M, aimed at research and development applications, and the Jade J510M, which facilitates access to infrared imaging. Additionally, Cedip offers the Orion system, an advanced infrared multispectral imager that produces IR sub-band images at video rates across the SW-MWIR and LWIR regions. Through its innovative solutions, Cedip serves a global clientele, addressing various application needs in critical fields.

Scientific Materials Corporation is committed to the production of the highest quality low-loss laser materials. Back in 1960, researchers were engaged in cutting edge quantum physics aimed at building a “coherent light machine” based on a 1958 theoretical paper, "Infrared and optical masers,” by two scientists at the famed Bell Labs in New Jersey. Despite enormous sums of money and the efforts of top physicists from around the world, no one had yet built a working model, and doubts were growing that such a machine was possible. Meanwhile, at Hughes Aircraft in California, a poorly funded junior physicist named Ted Maiman was trying the unconventional approach of utilizing a single crystal solid state material as the ‘quantum engine’ for the device. He asked Ralph Hutcheson, then at Union Carbide, to produce the world’s first optical-quality laser rod from Ruby crystal. On May 16, 1960, Dr. Maiman stunned the world by creating the first LASER, using Ralph’s rods.[1],[2],[3] This invention launched one of the most broad reaching technologies of the 20th century. The uses and applications of lasers have revolutionized scientific research ranging from the smallest quantum particles to the scale of the universe. From rock concerts, to next generation medical procedures; from optical communications at the ‘speed of light’, to the military’s most advanced sensing and weaponry systems, lasers are everywhere in daily life. In the years following the invention of the laser, the quality of laser crystals became a limiting factor to the growth of the laser industry. In 1989, after more than three decades in the laser materials industry, Ralph Hutcheson founded a company in Bozeman Montana near the campus of Montana State University dedicated to the development and growth of the world’s highest quality single-crystal laser materials. He succeeded, and the company he founded, Scientific Materials Corporation, was acquired by FLIR Systems in 2005.

Brysen Optical Corp is a commercial infrared company that also is involved in optical design and fabrication.

Indigo Systems Corporation, based in Goleta, California, is a premier developer and supplier of advanced infrared cameras and components, covering the entire infrared spectrum including near-, midwave-, and longwave-IR. Indigo's outside investors include The Carlyle Group, WK Technology, Lago Ventures and Founders Capital. Since 1996, Indigo has provided IR cameras, software, and enclosure solutions for commercial, industrial, security, military and R&D applications. Indigo Systems is a next-generation IR company, whose unique structure and mix of commercial and defense expertise allows it to deliver military-grade infrared products while driving down costs to enable new, commercial applications of infrared cameras.

Max-Viz is a specialized manufacturer of Enhanced Vision Systems for the aviation industry, focusing exclusively on the design, development, and production of infrared vision systems for aircraft. The company aims to enhance safety for both civilian and military aviation by providing technology that effectively penetrates fog, haze, smoke, and darkness. With a dedicated team of experienced scientists and engineers, Max-Viz is committed to advancing aviation safety through innovative visual solutions.