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Volta Industries, Inc. designs, manufactures, and installs electric vehicle charging . It accelerates EV adoption, creates a network of smart charging stations, and provides sustainable technology solutions. Volta Industries, Inc. was founded in 2010 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Volta Charging is a marketing and advertising company that designs, installs, and maintains a network of electric vehicle charging stations funded by sponsor brands. The company provides a valuable community amenity in markets across the U.S. helping brands meet consumers at the optimal moment of the purchase decision. It was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Nod is a product of Nod, Inc. a small company based in Mountain View, CA. Nod is created by a team of engineers, scientists, and product managers who have worked on consumer electronics, hardware, and software at some of world’s most innovative places like Amazon (Lab126), Apple, Google, Facebook, Jawbone, Samsung, NASA, Zee Aero, and HP Labs. They are lucky to work with a brilliant research team that boasts Ph.D. and Masters recipients in the fields ranging from Math to Physics and Computer Science from institutions like Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, MIT and USC.

AIRY:3D is a startup based in Montreal bent on answering one question: our world has three dimensions, so why can’t our pictures? Our suite of passive light-field recovery technologies ensures that AIRY:3D powered cameras aren’t held hostage by auto-focus, all without sacrificing battery life or image quality. We deliver depth, simply.

Hiya is a developer of a caller identification application designed to offer a better phone experience to mobile users worldwide. The company's services identify unknown numbers and automatically blocks scam and spam threats across the globe, enabling users to stay protected and block unwanted calls.

Ayar Labs, Inc. develops optical interconnect chiplets and lasers. It offers TeraPHY, a high-density electronic-photonic chiplet and monolithic in-package optical I/O (MIPO I/O) solution. The company also provides SuperNova, a multiwavelength, multi-port light source that supplies the continuous wave (CW) light that powers TeraPHY. Its products are used in various industry verticals, such as artificial intelligence and high performance computing, cloud computing and telecommunications, aerospace and military, and light detection and ranging. Ayar Labs, Inc. was formerly known as OptiBit Inc. The company was incorporated in 2015 and is based in Emeryville, California with an additional office in Santa Clara, California.

eXo Imaging, Inc. develops an ultrasound platform and artificial intelligence (AI) for imaging and therapeutic applications. Its ultrasound platform includes a transducer technology that combines nano materials and advanced signal processing for imaging the whole body. The company’s ultrasound platform also includes a micro-machined ultrasound technology (pMUT) that marries nanoscale piezoelectric materials with semiconductor capabilities. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Redwood City, California.

Rescale offers a software platform and hardware infrastructure for companies to perform scientific and engineering simulations. Their mission is to provide a highly powerful simulation platform that empowers the world's engineers and scientists to develop the most innovative products and perform groundbreaking research and development. It has grown rapidly to become a leading cloud simulation provider. Rescale brings the latest Silicon Valley technologies to its customers around the world. Rescale's team consists of industry thought leaders, computer scientists, and domain experts in the industries it serves. Rescale was founded in early 2011 by Joris Poort and Adam McKenzie and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Founded in 2008, TetraVue’s Smart Vision products takes an entirely new approach to Time of Flight (TOF) technology and is the successful result of several years of experimental research. It’s designed to optimally perform in a wide array of industries, ranging from autonomous vehicles, to manufacturing, engineering, robotics, as well as for Virtual and Augmented reality applications in gaming and filming. As the visualization needs of businesses and consumers become more sophisticated, increasingly complex machines require intelligent 3D vision for maximal efficiency. TetraVue’s technology captures high definition images, in three dimensions, indoor or outdoor, and at long range with less power than a night light.

Exo is a medical device startup handheld ultrasound platform and AI for imaging and therapeutic applications. The company is committed to delivering affordable and easy-to-use medical imaging to healthcare professionals around the world. By delivering easy-to-use, high-quality medical imaging. Exo empowers healthcare professionals to make critical, real-time decisions that improve patient outcomes. The Exo ultrasound platform combines advances in nano-materials, novel sensor technologies, advanced signal processing, and computation with the economies of scale of semiconductor manufacturing to dramatically reduce the cost of imaging. It also represents a giant leap in imaging and therapeutics technology one that will drive the development of high-performance products that are accessible, easy-to-use, and available at a price point never before possible.

Maluuba Inc designs and delivers deep learning mobile applications for natural language processing. The company offers its applications to search for weather, events, and stores; organize alarms, calendars, and calendar events; and connect with friends. It enables machines to read like a human brain by applying deep learning algorithms and reinforcement learning techniques for artificial intelligence. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in Waterloo, Canada. As of January 13, 2017, Maluuba Inc operates as a subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation.

Callsign has built a secure mobile multi-factor authentication and authorisation engine, through the introduction of patented machine-learning biometric, behavioural, geo-location and identity analysis, combined with traditional methods. Designed for the Financial Services and IOT markets, Callsign’s crypto-engine provides unparalleled security across the enterprise, retail and consumer sectors to enable secure access, and to combat real-time phishing, Man-in-the-Middle and malware threats. Their pre-defined API connectors simplify integration into existing directory and fraud solutions, enabling highly configurable, seamless and secure access that replaces costly and unpopular device-based solutions.

Balbix provides comprehensive and continuous measurement of enterprise breach risk and resilience, on premise and in the cloud, across hundreds of attack methods. Balbix uses self-learning AI algorithms to predict how attacks can happen and propagate, providing actionable insights and mitigating the risk of breach. We empower security teams to prioritize initiatives, optimize security spending and ensure compliance. With Balbix, you can transform your security practice from being reactive to predictive.

It was developed as free and open-source software based on the official releases of Android by Google, with added original and third-party code, and based on a rolling release development model. Although only a subset of total CyanogenMod users elected to report their use of the firmware,[8] on 23 March 2015, some reports indicated that over 50 million people ran CyanogenMod on their phones.[9][10] It was also frequently used as a starting point by developers of other ROMs.

eXo Imaging, Inc. develops an ultrasound platform and artificial intelligence (AI) for imaging and therapeutic applications. Its ultrasound platform includes a transducer technology that combines nano materials and advanced signal processing for imaging the whole body. The company’s ultrasound platform also includes a micro-machined ultrasound technology (pMUT) that marries nanoscale piezoelectric materials with semiconductor capabilities. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Redwood City, California.

d-Matrix is a computing platform designed to target artificial intelligence inferencing workloads in the data center. Its mission is to build and deploy the world’s first brain-inspired AI compute engine for a broad class of inferencing workloads in the multi-billion dollar cloud and infrastructure edge markets.

DriveScale instantly turns any data center into an elastic bare-metal cloud with on-demand instances of compute, GPU and storage, including NVMe over Fabrics, to deliver the exact resources a workload needs, and to expand, reduce or replace resources on the fly. With DriveScale, high-performance, Kubernetes clusters deploy in seconds for machine learning, advanced analytics and cloud-native applications at a fraction of the cost of the public cloud. Visit www.drivescale.com or follow us on Twitter at @DriveScale_Inc.

Point2 Technology develops a dielectric waveguide for high speed interconnect for both datacenter applications. The company is a solution provider that allows high-speed, short-range connectivity with reliable, low-cost, low-power solutions. It was founded in 2016 and based in Seoul, South Korea.

As of November 3, 2016, VOKE, Inc. was acquired by Intel Corporation. VOKE, Inc. develops and delivers a virtual-reality solution for live actions and events, such as sports, concerts, and fashion shows. It offers VOKE TrueVR, a real time technology platform that delivers captured, encoded, and synced content with scores, metadata, and audio. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Santa Clara, California.

DigiLens is an innovator in holographic waveguide display technology for extended reality (XR).DigiLens has developed a patented optical platform and photopolymer technology that delivers best-in-class solutions using a unique, low-cost contact-copy manufacturing process. DigiLens enables OEM partners to design and build XR-enabled devices for the global automobile, enterprise, consumer, avionics, and military industries.

AIRY:3D is a startup based in Montreal bent on answering one question: our world has three dimensions, so why can’t our pictures? Our suite of passive light-field recovery technologies ensures that AIRY:3D powered cameras aren’t held hostage by auto-focus, all without sacrificing battery life or image quality. We deliver depth, simply.

Rainus Co., Ltd. provides electronic shelf labels (ESLs) and related accessories in South Korea. It also offers software that includes features, such as GEO location, manage location of product on shelves; Network Management System(NMS), monitor status of store’s circumstances; Layout designer, design tool for ESLs display. It products includes R1330, R750, R565, R420, R310, R290, R266, R213, and R154. The company is headquartered in Suwon, South Korea.

Rainus Co., Ltd. provides electronic shelf labels (ESLs) and related accessories in South Korea. It also offers software that includes features, such as GEO location, manage location of product on shelves; Network Management System(NMS), monitor status of store’s circumstances; Layout designer, design tool for ESLs display. It products includes R1330, R750, R565, R420, R310, R290, R266, R213, and R154. The company is headquartered in Suwon, South Korea.

AIRY:3D is a startup based in Montreal bent on answering one question: our world has three dimensions, so why can’t our pictures? Our suite of passive light-field recovery technologies ensures that AIRY:3D powered cameras aren’t held hostage by auto-focus, all without sacrificing battery life or image quality. We deliver depth, simply.

FarmX helps farmers save time and resources while increasing productivity. FarmX’s FarmMap alerts growers about critical field available water content, plant stress indicators and environmental pest/ disease pressure with FarmMap Sensors. FarmMap Sensors push field data to the FarmMap cloud which provides real time analytics based on state-of-the-art machine learning processes. The FarmMap cloud leverages multiple data sources to drive precise recommendations that drive productivity gains while reducing costs.

Skulpt was founded in 2009 by Dr. Seward Rutkove, Neurology Professor of Harvard Medical School, and Dr. Jose Bohorquez, Electrical Engineering PhD from MIT. The company develops hardware and software to help athletes and fitness enthusiasts understand their body composition and give them the intelligence to help optimize their training and reach their peak performance. The patented technology, Composition Myography (CM), measures muscle quality and fat content of each major muscle group, giving an unprecedented level of insight into an athlete's body. The Skulpt Muscle Scanner is the world's first and only handheld consumer device that measures individual muscle quality (MQ) and total body fat percentage. The Skulpt app delivers training programs tailored to the unique physique of each user, providing targeted training for optimal results. Initially a medical company, Skulpt has been awarded numerous grants from the National Science Foundation and National Institute of Health to develop CM and validate it through various clinical research trials. Composition Myography has been adopted by dozens of US hospitals and pharmaceutical companies to track the progression of patients with neuromuscular disorders. In 2013, Skulpt began to develop consumer products based on CM technology. Skulpt’s first consumer product, the Aim, was the first-ever electronic to measure muscle quality and the fat content of individual body areas. In March 2016, the company launched the next generation of the Aim, the Chisel Muscle Scanner and an accompanying iOS and Android app.