Ceva

RealSpace™ 3D Audio is the virtual placement of sound anywhere in 3-D space with pin-point accuracy, creating the perception of real source direction, distance, depth, and movement relative to the listener and heard through standard stereo headphones. It recreates the auditory ambience of the environment, creating a complete immersive audio experience. VisiSonics’ developed the proprietary science-based algorithms and hardware giving the listener the experience of actually being present in the scene.

ImmerVision, Inc. specializes in panoramic imaging technology solutions applicable across various sectors, including video surveillance, consumer electronics, and multimedia. The company designs 360-degree panomorph lenses that capture wider images than conventional lenses, alongside software algorithms that facilitate the display of panoramic content on electronic devices. Its products support a range of industries, such as security, automotive, medical, and defense, by enhancing the functionality of devices with 360-degree imaging capabilities. ImmerVision's optical lenses and software are integrated into solutions by manufacturers of consumer products and equipment suppliers for governmental and institutional use. The company also licenses its technologies to lens producers and software developers globally. Founded in 2000 and based in Montreal, Canada, ImmerVision has established a strategic partnership with Socionext Inc., further expanding its reach in the market.

Hillcrest Laboratories is a prominent global supplier of motion processing solutions that utilize MEMS sensors to capture and interpret human and mechanical movement. These advanced technologies enable interaction with various devices and enhance products across consumer technology and industrial sectors. The company is well-known for its contributions to the Smart TV market, having developed HoME, the first pointer-based interactive media system, and the award-winning Loop remote control. Its client base includes notable names such as LG, Roku, and TCL. In addition to its Smart TV roots, Hillcrest has broadened its focus to serve the smartphone and mobile device industries, license technology to leading gaming systems, and provide solutions for virtual reality applications. The company has garnered multiple awards, including several CES Innovations Awards and recognition from PC World and Popular Mechanics. Founded in 2001 in Rockville, Maryland, by Dan Simpkins, Hillcrest Labs is supported by investors such as NEA, Columbia Capital, and Grotech Capital.

RivieraWaves, a subsidiary of CEVA, specializes in licensing silicon intellectual property (IP) cores and platforms for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies, designed for integration into ASIC and FPGA systems. Their portfolio includes digital hardware, software, and radio frequency building blocks, enabling clients to create innovative, low-power, and cost-effective wireless solutions. RivieraWaves primarily serves markets focused on autonomous wireless sensors used in applications such as sports and fitness, medical devices, and home automation. In addition to its IP offerings, RivieraWaves provides design services that range from basic IP customization to comprehensive ASIC and application development, supporting companies in delivering integrated connectivity solutions.

Cipia is a provider of intelligent sensing solutions for the automotive industry, specializing in in-cabin environments. The company offers products such as Driver Sense, a driver monitoring system, Cabin Sense, an occupancy monitoring system, and Fleet Sense, a driver monitoring device designed for fleets. Cipia's technology leverages edge-based computer vision and artificial intelligence to enhance safety and improve mobility experiences. With over a decade of research and development, Cipia is committed to advancing its proprietary technology to meet the evolving needs of the automotive sector.