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Swave Photonics designs and markets holographic chips based on proprietary diffractive photonics technology to power compact, lightweight, high-resolution displays that seamlessly blend digital content with the real world. As a fabless semiconductor company, it advances NanoPixel technology to enable immersive holographic displays for augmented reality and metaverse applications, targeting display manufacturers and content creators. The goal is to provide tools that visualize complex content, enable collaboration, and expand possibilities for immersive AR experiences.

Pharrowtech specializes in designing advanced solutions for fixed-wireless access, wireless VR/AR, and ultra-high capacity wireless links. With over a decade of top-tier R&D experience from imec, Belgium's renowned research hub, the company focuses on algorithm, chip, and antenna design for millimeter-wave systems to deliver products with superior performance, power efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

Raidium is a Medtech company specializing in radiology-augmented technology. It is developing the first radiological foundation model, often referred to as the "GPT-4" of radiology, to simplify precision medicine. Raidium's deep learning algorithms analyze medical imaging data, providing AI-assisted diagnoses to radiologists via an integrated console. This enables earlier detection and management of serious conditions like cancer and cardiovascular diseases.

Delta Cygni Labs develops POINTR, a remote video collaboration platform powered by augmented reality and a secure telecommunications protocol. The solution enables mission-critical field service across energy, machinery, and maritime industries, with deployments that support real-time video, artificial intelligence, drones, and the Internet of Things. The platform also includes projected augmented reality tools designed to assist astronauts in intra- and extravehicular activities, contributing to safer operations on Earth and in space. The company serves customers including KONE, Wärtsilä, Valmet, Schneider Electric, and Ford, and maintains offices and partnerships in Finland, Germany, Brazil, Russia, and Japan. Delta Cygni Labs focuses on secure, reliable communications for high-stakes environments and enables remote collaboration and data streaming for complex field tasks and space missions.

Phaseform develops innovative adaptive optics systems using proprietary optofluidic microsystem technology called Deformable Phase Plate (DPP). This compact, high-efficiency solution enables transparent wavefront modulation across various applications such as life science microscopy, vision science, material science, and amateur astronomy. The company aims to make adaptive optics affordable, practical, and accessible.

Phaseform develops innovative adaptive optics systems using proprietary optofluidic microsystem technology called Deformable Phase Plate (DPP). This compact, high-efficiency solution enables transparent wavefront modulation across various applications such as life science microscopy, vision science, material science, and amateur astronomy. The company aims to make adaptive optics affordable, practical, and accessible.

Delta Cygni Labs develops POINTR, a remote video collaboration platform powered by augmented reality and a secure telecommunications protocol. The solution enables mission-critical field service across energy, machinery, and maritime industries, with deployments that support real-time video, artificial intelligence, drones, and the Internet of Things. The platform also includes projected augmented reality tools designed to assist astronauts in intra- and extravehicular activities, contributing to safer operations on Earth and in space. The company serves customers including KONE, Wärtsilä, Valmet, Schneider Electric, and Ford, and maintains offices and partnerships in Finland, Germany, Brazil, Russia, and Japan. Delta Cygni Labs focuses on secure, reliable communications for high-stakes environments and enables remote collaboration and data streaming for complex field tasks and space missions.

Pharrowtech specializes in designing advanced solutions for fixed-wireless access, wireless VR/AR, and ultra-high capacity wireless links. With over a decade of top-tier R&D experience from imec, Belgium's renowned research hub, the company focuses on algorithm, chip, and antenna design for millimeter-wave systems to deliver products with superior performance, power efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

Raidium is a Medtech company specializing in radiology-augmented technology. It is developing the first radiological foundation model, often referred to as the "GPT-4" of radiology, to simplify precision medicine. Raidium's deep learning algorithms analyze medical imaging data, providing AI-assisted diagnoses to radiologists via an integrated console. This enables earlier detection and management of serious conditions like cancer and cardiovascular diseases.

Basemark specializes in developing augmented reality software for enhanced driver awareness and safety. It offers tools to avoid occlusion, prevent motion sickness, and support multiple in-vehicle displays, enabling automotive manufacturers to create practical AR applications.

Strolll is a digital health company focused on improving mobility for people with neurological disorders. It develops a B2B digital therapeutics platform that delivers clinically validated rehabilitation software on off-the-shelf augmented reality glasses. The platform supports both in-clinic (synchronous) and at-home (asynchronous) therapy, enabling rehabilitation clinics to scale services, improve access, and reduce the cost of neurorehabilitation. By personalizing therapy, the solution aims to increase patient adherence and outcomes while streamlining administrative processes and delivering meaningful data to clinics.