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Varjo Technologies, established in 2016 and based in Helsinki, Finland, specializes in the development of high-fidelity virtual and augmented reality headsets. Its flagship product features a unique bionic display, offering human-eye resolution in the central field of view, surrounded by lower-resolution displays. This design mimics human vision, enhancing immersion and performance in VR and AR experiences. Varjo's customer base includes prominent industry leaders such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Audi, demonstrating the practical applications of its technology in various sectors. The company aims to transform how people work, interact, and play by pioneering metaverse technologies.

Nanox Imaging is a Gibraltar-based company founded in 2011 that specializes in advanced imaging technology for medical, security, and telecommunications applications. The company is pioneering next-generation X-ray emitters utilizing innovative nanotechnology to modernize X-ray imaging, enabling the development of novel 3D imaging systems with superior performance. Central to Nanox's offerings is the Nanox System, which provides a preventative healthcare service known as Medical Screening As A Service (MSaaS). The company has leveraged over two decades of research and development, investing more than $1 billion to create proprietary cold cathode technology that enhances X-ray imaging capabilities. This technology features a chip composed of nano-scale structures, designed through unique nanofabrication techniques, which supports various medical imaging applications and is complemented by additional technologies to maximize its practical benefits in real-world scenarios.

WigWag Inc., established in 2012 with headquarters in Austin, Texas, develops an Internet of Things (IoT) platform designed to simplify connected device management. The company's core product is a unified IoT programming language that bridges routing and home automation, removing complexities from competing IoT protocols. This enables users to efficiently manage, scale, and rapidly build IoT applications and devices via the WigWag mobile app. Their offerings include smart LED lighting controls and relays, with solutions tailored for service providers, OEMs, consumers, and small businesses seeking to automate home or business environments. As of February 5, 2019, WigWag was acquired by ARM Limited, with the company maintaining offices in San Francisco and China alongside its Austin headquarters.

Octinion provides mechatronic product development, custom testing and measurement solutions, data analysis and algorithm development, and measurement services. They offer to assist in all customer development needs. They design and produce mechatronic original equipment manufacturer components for machine manufacturers.