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MBio Diagnostics, Inc., operating as LightDeck Diagnostics, specializes in developing rapid clinical diagnostics and sample testing products that provide immediate results for various diseases, including HIV, hepatitis, COVID-19, and influenza. The company offers innovative solutions such as the MBio multiplex analyzers and disposable cartridges, which are applicable in medical, veterinary, environmental, food, agricultural, and military sectors. Their flagship product, the LightDeck device, delivers lab-quality results within minutes, making it suitable for diverse settings, from emergency departments and nursing homes to pharmacies and workplaces. Additionally, MBio array systems enable the simultaneous measurement of multiple analytes from a single sample through multiplexed fluorescence immunoassays. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, MBio Diagnostics is committed to advancing point-of-care testing with its proprietary technology that combines advanced laser waveguides and novel materials.

Greystripe is a prominent mobile advertising platform that specializes in providing digital marketing solutions tailored for advertisers, developers, and publishers. With more than eight years of experience in the mobile sector, Greystripe focuses on delivering high engagement rates for brand marketers and maximizing revenue for publishers and app developers. The company offers full-screen ad formats, advanced data analytics, and proprietary cross-device targeting capabilities. Its AdWRAP product suite enables brand advertisers to effectively communicate their messages to mobile audiences, while also facilitating ad placements within online games. Additionally, Greystripe enhances the user experience by delivering various ad formats, including images, videos, and scrolling banners, within mobile applications and games. The company has received multiple accolades over the years, recognizing its innovative contributions to mobile advertising.

TRIA Beauty, Inc. specializes in the development and marketing of light-based medical devices designed for consumer use in skincare and beauty treatments. The company offers a range of products, including a hand-held diode laser for hair removal, a blue light device targeting acne-causing bacteria, a fractional non-ablative laser for skin rejuvenation, and an eye wrinkle correcting laser. These devices provide effective solutions that allow users to achieve professional results at home. TRIA Beauty's products are available through its e-commerce platform and various retail channels, including television and physical stores, across multiple regions, including the United States, Japan, and several European countries. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Dublin, California, TRIA Beauty was previously known as SpectraGenics, Inc. before rebranding in 2008.

OpVista develops, manufactures, and markets optical transport systems for Metro/Regional Networks that deliver scalable and reconfigurable wave division multiplexing (WDM) for leading organizations in the cable and telecommunications industries. OpVista's simple and innovative approach to optical transport networks delivers previously unattainable levels of service capacity, distance, and flexibility on existing networks without the operational inefficiencies associated with conventional DWDM systems.

Greystripe is a prominent mobile advertising platform that specializes in providing digital marketing solutions tailored for advertisers, developers, and publishers. With more than eight years of experience in the mobile sector, Greystripe focuses on delivering high engagement rates for brand marketers and maximizing revenue for publishers and app developers. The company offers full-screen ad formats, advanced data analytics, and proprietary cross-device targeting capabilities. Its AdWRAP product suite enables brand advertisers to effectively communicate their messages to mobile audiences, while also facilitating ad placements within online games. Additionally, Greystripe enhances the user experience by delivering various ad formats, including images, videos, and scrolling banners, within mobile applications and games. The company has received multiple accolades over the years, recognizing its innovative contributions to mobile advertising.

Greystripe is a prominent mobile advertising platform that specializes in providing digital marketing solutions tailored for advertisers, developers, and publishers. With more than eight years of experience in the mobile sector, Greystripe focuses on delivering high engagement rates for brand marketers and maximizing revenue for publishers and app developers. The company offers full-screen ad formats, advanced data analytics, and proprietary cross-device targeting capabilities. Its AdWRAP product suite enables brand advertisers to effectively communicate their messages to mobile audiences, while also facilitating ad placements within online games. Additionally, Greystripe enhances the user experience by delivering various ad formats, including images, videos, and scrolling banners, within mobile applications and games. The company has received multiple accolades over the years, recognizing its innovative contributions to mobile advertising.

Knowlent Corporation, an electronic design automation software, and analog and mixed signal test-benches company, provides analog verification platforms for the analysis, characterization, and verification of analog and mixed-signal designs. Its products include Opal TBE, a simulation control environment, which runs analysis and displays compliance and waveform results; GoldSpec pre-built test suites; and Opal TBB graphical test bench builders. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

GigaFin Networks Inc. specializes in internal security and traffic management solutions, catering to clients in the United States and internationally. The company offers a range of products, including the GigaFin FlowLine 500/500-F, which enhances visibility into network flows and provides capabilities for remediation and traffic management. Additionally, it provides the GigaFin SlimLine Encryptor, designed to secure data transmissions across network backbones, and the GigaFin Networks Administration Kit, which assists network administrators in managing deployed GigaFin appliances. GigaFin Networks also delivers network analysis and remediation solutions, primarily serving service providers and academic institutions. The company's products are distributed through various solution and technology partners. Founded in 2002 and based in Cupertino, California, GigaFin Networks was formerly known as Mistletoe Technologies, Inc., adopting its current name in October 2007.

TRIA Beauty, Inc. specializes in the development and marketing of light-based medical devices designed for consumer use in skincare and beauty treatments. The company offers a range of products, including a hand-held diode laser for hair removal, a blue light device targeting acne-causing bacteria, a fractional non-ablative laser for skin rejuvenation, and an eye wrinkle correcting laser. These devices provide effective solutions that allow users to achieve professional results at home. TRIA Beauty's products are available through its e-commerce platform and various retail channels, including television and physical stores, across multiple regions, including the United States, Japan, and several European countries. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Dublin, California, TRIA Beauty was previously known as SpectraGenics, Inc. before rebranding in 2008.

Nellix is a medical device company focused on developing innovative solutions for the treatment of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAAs) and Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms (TAAs). The company's flagship device features a low-profile delivery system and a unique endograft, which allows for less invasive procedures and expands the range of treatable aneurysms. This technology has the potential to significantly increase the market size for Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (EVAR), which has been growing steadily. Nellix aims to improve patient outcomes by providing effective surgical devices that support blood flow through damaged arteries, thereby addressing a critical need in vascular surgery.

TRIA Beauty, Inc. specializes in the development and marketing of light-based medical devices designed for consumer use in skincare and beauty treatments. The company offers a range of products, including a hand-held diode laser for hair removal, a blue light device targeting acne-causing bacteria, a fractional non-ablative laser for skin rejuvenation, and an eye wrinkle correcting laser. These devices provide effective solutions that allow users to achieve professional results at home. TRIA Beauty's products are available through its e-commerce platform and various retail channels, including television and physical stores, across multiple regions, including the United States, Japan, and several European countries. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Dublin, California, TRIA Beauty was previously known as SpectraGenics, Inc. before rebranding in 2008.

Grandis is the pioneer in developing and licensing innovative non-volatile memory solutions derived from cutting-edge research in spintronics. Its mission is to enable revolutionary products through application of the electron's spin to store, manipulate and transmit information.

Lightconnect develops optical networking components based on technology invented by David Bloom, one of the company's founders, called diffractive MEMS. LIGHTCONNECT's products operate in the physical optics mode rather than the geometrics optics mode. Beam redirection results from diffraction rather than specular reflection. Consequently, motion, or displacement of the optical surface, is much smaller. Lightconnect claims that this technology enables fabrication of devices that are inherently much faster, more reliable, much smaller and much less susceptible to external environmental inputs.

Lightconnect develops optical networking components based on technology invented by David Bloom, one of the company's founders, called diffractive MEMS. LIGHTCONNECT's products operate in the physical optics mode rather than the geometrics optics mode. Beam redirection results from diffraction rather than specular reflection. Consequently, motion, or displacement of the optical surface, is much smaller. Lightconnect claims that this technology enables fabrication of devices that are inherently much faster, more reliable, much smaller and much less susceptible to external environmental inputs.