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Pragmatic specializes in ultra-low-cost flexible electronics. Its FlexICs, thinner than human hair, enable innovative solutions by embedding circuits invisibly into objects. The company offers a FlexIC Foundry service for custom application-specific devices and standard FlexIC products for mass market use cases like RFID and NFC. Pragmatic's revolutionary FlexLogIC production system facilitates high-volume manufacturing at significantly lower costs compared to traditional silicon IC fabs. Headquartered in Cambridge, UK, with a billion-unit production facility in Sedgefield, the company serves diverse markets such as consumer goods, retail, healthcare, and gaming.

PainTEQ specializes in developing and delivering solutions for the interventional pain management sector. The company focuses on creating joint implants and offering procedures aimed at treating back pain and sacroiliac (SI) fusion, with a commitment to minimally invasive treatments.

Pixelligent Technologies develops and manufactures optical materials, including nanocrystal dispersions and polymer nanocomposites, for solid-state lighting, displays, and optical coatings. Its PixClearProcess platform enables engineering of PixClear materials to integrate into common manufacturing methods such as inkjet, nanoimprint, spin coating, dispensing, slot-dye, and photolithography. The company offers zirconia nanocrystal dispersions, high-refractive-index zirconia-silicone nanocomposites, and customized dispersions for prototype applications, along with starter kits to help customers identify suitable products. It serves lighting and electronics markets worldwide, including LED and OLED lighting, and maintains a strategic collaboration with Corning Incorporated. Founded in 2000 and based in Baltimore, Maryland.

Pathware is a technology company developing a digital pathology platform for point-of-care diagnostics. The platform combines computational microscopy and artificial intelligence to analyze tissue samples, enabling clinicians and pathologists to diagnose and treat diseases earlier and more precisely, with the goal of improving patient outcomes and reducing diagnostic times. Its product set includes Bioptic, an automated point-of-care biopsy assessment system, along with a sample testing platform and a sample management platform designed to streamline pathology workflows. Founded in 2017 and based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with an additional location in Seattle, Pathware focuses on bringing computational pathology tools to the bedside to support faster, more accurate decision making in healthcare.