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Neptune Robotics develops and manufactures underwater drones designed for enterprises in the maritime industry. Its underwater drones reduce the spread of invasive species in the ocean and also include filtration and debris collection systems designed to clean up oceans, enabling the reduction of waste in the oceans and improve ocean ecosystems.

Guangzhou Asensing Electronics Co., Ltd. specializes in the development of inertial navigation and optoelectronic technology solutions. Founded in 2014 and based in Guangzhou, China, the company offers a range of sensing products, including vertical gyros, inertial measurement units, attitude heading reference systems, and GPS/INS integrated navigation systems. Their products cater to various applications such as dynamic attitude angle measurement, acceleration, heading measurement, and motion control. Asensing serves a diverse clientele across aerospace, marine, and industrial sectors, providing solutions for aircraft, ships, robots, and other devices. In addition to their core inertial products, the company also develops optoelectronic solutions, including laser radar and night vision technology, which can be customized for military and civilian use.

Mapillary AB operates a street-level imagery platform that utilizes collaboration, cameras, and computer vision to enhance mapping processes. Founded in 2013 and based in Malmö, Sweden, the company enables users to collect and share images from various cameras, which are then combined to create a comprehensive visual representation of the world. This imagery supports the development of updated maps and facilitates advancements in urban planning and the automotive industry. With contributions from individuals and organizations worldwide, Mapillary has amassed over 500 million images, making this data accessible for various clients and partners, including the World Bank, HERE, and Toyota Research Institute. As of June 2020, Mapillary operates as a subsidiary of Facebook, Inc.

Mapillary AB operates a street-level imagery platform that utilizes collaboration, cameras, and computer vision to enhance mapping processes. Founded in 2013 and based in Malmö, Sweden, the company enables users to collect and share images from various cameras, which are then combined to create a comprehensive visual representation of the world. This imagery supports the development of updated maps and facilitates advancements in urban planning and the automotive industry. With contributions from individuals and organizations worldwide, Mapillary has amassed over 500 million images, making this data accessible for various clients and partners, including the World Bank, HERE, and Toyota Research Institute. As of June 2020, Mapillary operates as a subsidiary of Facebook, Inc.

Mapillary AB operates a street-level imagery platform that utilizes collaboration, cameras, and computer vision to enhance mapping processes. Founded in 2013 and based in Malmö, Sweden, the company enables users to collect and share images from various cameras, which are then combined to create a comprehensive visual representation of the world. This imagery supports the development of updated maps and facilitates advancements in urban planning and the automotive industry. With contributions from individuals and organizations worldwide, Mapillary has amassed over 500 million images, making this data accessible for various clients and partners, including the World Bank, HERE, and Toyota Research Institute. As of June 2020, Mapillary operates as a subsidiary of Facebook, Inc.

Navidog is a mobile navigation platform that utilizes GPS, map, and traffic data to provide users with accurate routes and estimated travel times to their destinations. It features a real-time voice navigation service that covers a comprehensive network of national trunk roads across 337 cities and 2,015 counties, allowing for stress-free navigation without the need to download maps. The platform includes various functionalities such as HUD night navigation mode, high-precision maps, and a user-friendly interface compatible with multiple mobile operating systems. With over 50 million downloads and a significant user base primarily consisting of car owners, Navidog aims to deliver reliable GPS navigation even in challenging situations. The company completed its third round of funding in 2013, further supporting its growth and innovation in the navigation sector.

SatNav Technologies is a global leader in proprietary cloud-based IT and custom mapping solutions to help organizations increase their efficiency and productivity – both in the field and in the office or facility. Since its inception in India in 2000, SatNav and its highly experienced executive team has expanded its operations around the globe, gaining worldwide recognition, prestigious awards, and Fortune 500 clients along the way.

Dash Navigation has plans to change your automotive GPS units for good by bringing maps mashups as well as internet capability. Unlike today's car GPS units which necessitate extra downloads to update map changes, add features or otherwise, Dash Navigation updates and extra features will all come via web connection in real time. The device will be connected through a cellular data network and will also sport WiFi connectivity. The device will collect data about traffic conditions from all other Dash drivers, and estimates how long alternative routes will take on any given day. All sorts of geo-tagged information can be pushed to the device and combined with the on-board maps. Everything from restaurants and open houses to concerts, gas, and golf courses could be sent to the Dash and appear there on your screen. Owners will be able to manage which mashups they receive through Dash's Website. There, they will be able to drag feeds from sites like [Platial](http://crunchbase.com/organization/platial), where they can create a Google Map of dog runs in San Francisco or yoga schools in LA. Link it to [Zillow](http://crunchbase.com/organization/zillow), and you will be able to get data on houses as you are driving around the neighborhood. Create a feed at Upcoming.org about all the rock concerts in your city or one of open houses from Craigslist, and you will be able to get the info in your car, along with how far away each place is. You will also be able to do a Yahoo Local search on the device for restaurants and it will return nearby results with ratings. The company is backed by both VC powerhouses, Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins as well as a slew of others.

Navigenics, Inc. helps educate and empower individuals and their physicians with knowledge of their genetic predispositions, and then motivates them to act on the information to prevent the onset of disease, achieve earlier diagnosis, appropriately manage disease, or otherwise lessen its impact. Navigenics' lead investors are Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, Sequoia Capital and MDV-Mohr Davidow Ventures.

Dash Navigation has plans to change your automotive GPS units for good by bringing maps mashups as well as internet capability. Unlike today's car GPS units which necessitate extra downloads to update map changes, add features or otherwise, Dash Navigation updates and extra features will all come via web connection in real time. The device will be connected through a cellular data network and will also sport WiFi connectivity. The device will collect data about traffic conditions from all other Dash drivers, and estimates how long alternative routes will take on any given day. All sorts of geo-tagged information can be pushed to the device and combined with the on-board maps. Everything from restaurants and open houses to concerts, gas, and golf courses could be sent to the Dash and appear there on your screen. Owners will be able to manage which mashups they receive through Dash's Website. There, they will be able to drag feeds from sites like [Platial](http://crunchbase.com/organization/platial), where they can create a Google Map of dog runs in San Francisco or yoga schools in LA. Link it to [Zillow](http://crunchbase.com/organization/zillow), and you will be able to get data on houses as you are driving around the neighborhood. Create a feed at Upcoming.org about all the rock concerts in your city or one of open houses from Craigslist, and you will be able to get the info in your car, along with how far away each place is. You will also be able to do a Yahoo Local search on the device for restaurants and it will return nearby results with ratings. The company is backed by both VC powerhouses, Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins as well as a slew of others.

AutoNavi Holdings Limited is a Chinese provider of digital map content and navigation solutions. The company has built a mobile and internet location-based service platform that offers its customers and business partners a broad range of solutions serving various aspects of customer needs. This service platform also enables the company to move from a pure B2B model to a combined B2B or B2C model. Through its digital map database and proprietary technology platform, AutoNavi Holdings provides integrated navigation and location-based solutions optimized for the Chinese market and users, including automotive navigation solutions, mobile location-based solutions, internet location-based solutions, and public sector and enterprise applications. AutoNavi Holdings has strategic alliance and cooperation agreements with TomTom Global Content, SINA, and Alibaba Group. The company is headquartered in Beijing, China.

Dash Navigation has plans to change your automotive GPS units for good by bringing maps mashups as well as internet capability. Unlike today's car GPS units which necessitate extra downloads to update map changes, add features or otherwise, Dash Navigation updates and extra features will all come via web connection in real time. The device will be connected through a cellular data network and will also sport WiFi connectivity. The device will collect data about traffic conditions from all other Dash drivers, and estimates how long alternative routes will take on any given day. All sorts of geo-tagged information can be pushed to the device and combined with the on-board maps. Everything from restaurants and open houses to concerts, gas, and golf courses could be sent to the Dash and appear there on your screen. Owners will be able to manage which mashups they receive through Dash's Website. There, they will be able to drag feeds from sites like [Platial](http://crunchbase.com/organization/platial), where they can create a Google Map of dog runs in San Francisco or yoga schools in LA. Link it to [Zillow](http://crunchbase.com/organization/zillow), and you will be able to get data on houses as you are driving around the neighborhood. Create a feed at Upcoming.org about all the rock concerts in your city or one of open houses from Craigslist, and you will be able to get the info in your car, along with how far away each place is. You will also be able to do a Yahoo Local search on the device for restaurants and it will return nearby results with ratings. The company is backed by both VC powerhouses, Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins as well as a slew of others.