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Sonocharge Energy develops platform technology that enhances battery charging capabilities. This innovation targets diverse markets such as electric vehicles, e-mobility devices (electric bikes, scooters), aerospace, electric airplanes, and drones.

Striemo is a Japanese company founded in 2021 that specializes in manufacturing and developing electric personal mobility vehicles. Based in Tokyo, Striemo focuses on creating vehicles designed to enhance rider safety and reduce accidents. Their products feature stability and self-balancing capabilities, along with patented stress-free balancing technology. This innovation allows riders to navigate various surfaces, including pavement, asphalt, dirt, or cobblestones, thereby improving the overall riding experience.

Princeton NuEnergy is a startup specializing in recycling lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles and consumer electronics. Utilizing its patented Direct Battery Recycling technology, the company recovers high-quality cathode active materials from spent batteries at low operating costs. This process enables Princeton NuEnergy to offer sustainable solutions for energy storage systems and contribute to waste reduction in the electronics industry.

Emporia is an electrical company based in Littleton, Colorado, founded in 2018, that focuses on smart home technology systems aimed at enhancing energy efficiency. The company develops a range of devices, including energy monitors, smart plugs, home battery systems, and electric vehicle chargers. These innovations are designed to help customers reduce their energy consumption and save money, while also contributing to environmental sustainability. By providing advanced energy management solutions, Emporia empowers homeowners to create more efficient and eco-friendly living spaces.

Princeton NuEnergy is a startup specializing in recycling lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles and consumer electronics. Utilizing its patented Direct Battery Recycling technology, the company recovers high-quality cathode active materials from spent batteries at low operating costs. This process enables Princeton NuEnergy to offer sustainable solutions for energy storage systems and contribute to waste reduction in the electronics industry.

Seurat Technologies, Inc., incorporated in 2015 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, specializes in advanced 3D printing services aimed at revolutionizing industrial manufacturing. The company focuses on high-volume, decarbonized production of metal parts, utilizing its innovative Area Printing technology, which allows for the decoupling of resolution and speed. This scalable process positions Seurat to compete effectively with traditional manufacturing methods. The company's technology, originally developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, is supported by a robust portfolio of over 130 granted and pending patents. Seurat provides metal parts for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) through long-term contracts, employing techniques such as direct metal writing and selective laser melting to ensure cost-effective production at scale.

Founded in 2016, Helm.ai develops advanced AI software for autonomous driving, ADAS, and robotics automation. Headquartered in Redwood City, CA, the company specializes in full-stack real-time AI solutions, including deep neural networks for highway and urban driving, end-to-end autonomous systems, and development tools powered by Deep Teaching™ and generative AI.

nT-Tao is building a compact fusion reactor that will generate 10-20 MW of electricity. The reactor is highly scalable and will be about the size of a shipping container, ensuring clean fusion energy wherever needed. The reactor’s scalability and affordability will make it suitable for various power needs, ranging from industrial and manufacturing facilities to small towns and off-grid locations. This scalability coupled with the ability for rapid deployment, positions nT-Tao’s reactor as a versatile and adaptable fusion energy solution. nT-Tao’s unique solution relies on a proprietary plasma heating method which is expected to reach 1000 times higher density than other fusion reactors, thereby making its fusion reaction 1 million times more effective. nT-Tao’s ability for quick development iterations and its groundbreaking approach, dramatically reduces the size, cost, and complexity of fusion energy reactors. Co-founded by Oded Gour-Lavie, Doron Weinfeld, and Boaz Weinfeld, nT-Tao’s mission is to develop a unique nuclear fusion technology that will enable the world to transition towards a cleaner, decarbonized, sustainable, and advanced future.

INERATEC develops sustainable fuels and power-to-X plants to replace fossil fuels with carbon-neutral alternatives. The company focuses on renewable e-fuels and synthetic chemical products that enable transportation and industrial processes to run on climate-friendly energy. It produces renewable hydrogen and other greenhouse gases, which are transformed into products such as e-kerosene, carbon dioxide-neutral diesel, synthetic waxes, and methanol, allowing chemical plants to operate using synthetic fuels with climate-neutral energy, reduced chemical waste, and enhanced climate protection.

Founded in 2016, Helm.ai develops advanced AI software for autonomous driving, ADAS, and robotics automation. Headquartered in Redwood City, CA, the company specializes in full-stack real-time AI solutions, including deep neural networks for highway and urban driving, end-to-end autonomous systems, and development tools powered by Deep Teaching™ and generative AI.

Ashirase develops a walking navigation system for visually impaired individuals. Its technology enables independent mobility through voice-guided smartphone apps and vibration-based shoe attachments, allowing users to better focus on audible environmental warnings.

Stanley Electric Company is a leading manufacturer of LED lighting products, operating primarily in three business segments: automotive equipment, electronic components, and applied electronic products. The automotive equipment segment, which accounts for the majority of the company's sales, includes the production and sale of LED and HID headlamps, rear combination lamps, fog lamps, and automotive bulbs. In addition to automotive lighting, Stanley Electric develops a wide range of other products, including infrared LED lamps, optical sensors, LCDs, subminiature lamps, backlight units for LCDs, flash units for cameras, and operation panels. The company leverages its research and development, design, manufacturing, sales, and administrative capabilities to innovate and adapt its offerings to meet the evolving demands of the market. Stanley Electric serves major markets in Japan, China, the Asia-Pacific region, and the Americas, emphasizing high quality and added value in its products to ensure commercial success.

Emulsion Flow Technologies develops environment management technology focused on rare metal recycling and the separation and purification of substances, including solvent extraction methods designed to enhance purification capabilities. Its technology aims to improve productivity, support safer working conditions, and reduce environmental burden in the recycling sector.

SolidEnergy Systems Corp. develops and manufactures rechargeable lithium metal batteries primarily for applications in drones, wearables, smartphones, and electric vehicles. Founded in 2012 and based in Woburn, Massachusetts, the company focuses on producing high-performance lithium metal batteries and supplying essential materials, such as anodes and electrolytes, to major lithium-ion cell manufacturers. These materials can be integrated into existing manufacturing processes, allowing for scalability without significant infrastructure investments. SolidEnergy's pilot-scale production caters to prototype demonstrations and specialized aerospace markets, while its future growth is aimed at mainstream sectors like consumer electronics and electric vehicles. Additionally, the company is involved in developing AI-powered safety algorithms and recycling solutions, positioning itself as an integrated battery manufacturer with a commitment to innovation and sustainability.

Founded in 2016, Helm.ai develops advanced AI software for autonomous driving, ADAS, and robotics automation. Headquartered in Redwood City, CA, the company specializes in full-stack real-time AI solutions, including deep neural networks for highway and urban driving, end-to-end autonomous systems, and development tools powered by Deep Teaching™ and generative AI.

Ashirase develops a walking navigation system for visually impaired individuals. Its technology enables independent mobility through voice-guided smartphone apps and vibration-based shoe attachments, allowing users to better focus on audible environmental warnings.

E-Mobility Power provides a highly convenient charging service that fits user needs for each charging point of "garage", "route" and "destination". It includes a service that can be recharged at any time, from any location, and by anyone for a reasonable fee. Now that the transportation/traffic and energy sectors are undergoing significant change, e-mobility exists at the intersection of these two sectors. We will develop new services and social infrastructure in collaboration with various stakeholders to support the next-generation mobility society.

Cruise develops advanced self-driving vehicles to safely connect people with places, things, and experiences. Its autonomous vehicles navigate complex traffic scenarios, aiming to improve road safety, restore freedom of movement in urban areas, and reduce carbon pollution.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, headquartered in Ningde, Fujian, is a global leader in the development and manufacture of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage systems. Founded in 2011, the company covers the full battery value chain, including materials, cells, battery management systems, and recycling through its Brunp subsidiary. It provides power battery solutions for electric passenger cars, buses, trucks, and other vehicles, as well as energy storage applications for renewable energy, grid support, and commercial use. CATL emphasizes high energy density, safety, long service life, and rapid charging. The company pursues end-to-end battery solutions and closed-loop recycling, reinforcing sustainability across its operations.

MONET Technologies is a Japanese company focused on developing self-driving vehicle technology and on-demand mobility services. The company creates a platform based on the e-Palette concept, allowing for versatile applications of self-driving vehicles, such as mobile shops and hospitals. In addition to its autonomous vehicle development, MONET Technologies offers data analysis services to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its mobility solutions. Through these innovations, the company aims to transform transportation and service delivery in urban environments.

Moixa Technology develops integrated hardware and software solutions for renewable energy storage, optimization, and aggregation. Established in 2005, it specializes in residential and commercial energy storage systems, offering battery solutions, DC sockets, LED lighting products, and smart monitoring services. Moixa serves utilities, network operators, installers, and other market segments.

Cruise develops advanced self-driving vehicles to safely connect people with places, things, and experiences. Its autonomous vehicles navigate complex traffic scenarios, aiming to improve road safety, restore freedom of movement in urban areas, and reduce carbon pollution.

MONET Technologies is a Japanese company focused on developing self-driving vehicle technology and on-demand mobility services. The company creates a platform based on the e-Palette concept, allowing for versatile applications of self-driving vehicles, such as mobile shops and hospitals. In addition to its autonomous vehicle development, MONET Technologies offers data analysis services to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its mobility solutions. Through these innovations, the company aims to transform transportation and service delivery in urban environments.

ubitricity develops scalable, ubiquitous electric vehicle charging infrastructure for both private and public use. The company provides mobile charging sockets that can be retrofitted into existing street furniture such as lampposts and bollards, paired with a patented mobile metering system and digital smart grid management to enable charging and billing with minimal civil works. Central to the offering is the SmartCable, which carries the mobile electricity contract and metering data to the charging point and links to centralized billing. Charging spots feature low ongoing operating costs and can be installed on walls, poles, or urban furniture like street lights. A user portal presents transaction data and supports monthly invoicing, while the company manages charging and billing processes. This approach supports rapid deployment of charging capacity in urban environments without extensive civil infrastructure.

ubitricity develops scalable, ubiquitous electric vehicle charging infrastructure for both private and public use. The company provides mobile charging sockets that can be retrofitted into existing street furniture such as lampposts and bollards, paired with a patented mobile metering system and digital smart grid management to enable charging and billing with minimal civil works. Central to the offering is the SmartCable, which carries the mobile electricity contract and metering data to the charging point and links to centralized billing. Charging spots feature low ongoing operating costs and can be installed on walls, poles, or urban furniture like street lights. A user portal presents transaction data and supports monthly invoicing, while the company manages charging and billing processes. This approach supports rapid deployment of charging capacity in urban environments without extensive civil infrastructure.

Cruise develops advanced self-driving vehicles to safely connect people with places, things, and experiences. Its autonomous vehicles navigate complex traffic scenarios, aiming to improve road safety, restore freedom of movement in urban areas, and reduce carbon pollution.

MCity is an autonomous vehicle research center located on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It serves as a unique testing facility that integrates early-stage research, real-world testing, and on-road vehicle deployments. MCty brings together industry, government, and academia to collaborate on advancements in transportation, focusing on enhancing safety, sustainability, and accessibility. The center is home to renowned researchers and provides an innovative urban environment for testing new mobility technologies, aiming to benefit society as a whole.

Grab is a Southeast Asia-based mobile platform that integrates ride-hailing, food and grocery delivery, and financial services, connecting drivers, merchants, and customers through a single app. It operates in Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Myanmar, and holds a leading market share in ride-hailing and food delivery, with 89% of revenue derived from these core businesses. The company also offers payments, consumer loans, and enterprise financial services. It charges commissions to both riders and merchants as it links them with consumers. Founded in 2012 by Anthony Tan and Tan Hooi Ling, Grab is headquartered in Singapore and maintains offices in Seattle, Beijing, Bangalore, Jakarta, and Vietnam. In 2024, Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia together contributed more than 70% of revenue.

Virent Energy Systems, Inc. specializes in producing hydrocarbon chemicals and fuels from plant sugars through its proprietary BioForming technology. This innovative process converts plant-based feedstocks, such as beet sugar, sugar cane, corn starch, and various cellulosic materials, into a diverse range of hydrocarbon products that mirror those derived from petroleum, including gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, as well as essential chemicals for plastics and fibers. The company also manufactures specialty products like bio-paraxylene, bio-toluene, and bio-benzene, along with aromatic solvents used across multiple industries, including paints, textiles, and automotive applications. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, Virent Energy Systems has established strategic partnerships with industry leaders, enhancing its capabilities and market reach. As of late 2016, it operates as a subsidiary of Marathon Petroleum Corporation.

Pixim is a hardware company specializing in the development of advanced chipsets for video cameras. Its proprietary Digital Pixel System® technology transforms traditional imaging by allowing each pixel to function as an individual camera, continuously adjusting to varying highlights and lowlights within the same scene. This innovative approach enables Pixim's cameras to capture images with superior resolution, natural colors, and clarity, while effectively reducing visual noise such as glare and reflections. The company’s products include digital image sensors, processors, and software that cater to a wide range of applications, including security and video surveillance, network cameras, machine vision, and automotive systems. By providing high-quality imaging solutions, Pixim delivers accurate and actionable information, enhancing users' confidence in their visual data.

Catalytic Solutions manufactures and distributes emissions control systems and catalytic products for commercial and industrial applications. It manufactures nanostructured catalysts at its main facility in Oxnard, California. The company’s products are most commonly applied to automobile, diesel engine, and energy markets. Catalytic Solutions has manufacturing facilities in Oxnard, California; Reno, Nevada; Thornhill, Canada; and Malmo, Sweden. Catalytic Solutions, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Clean Diesel Technologies Inc.