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New Motion Labs (NML) is a mechanical engineering intellectual property licensing company based in the United Kingdom. NML specializes in the development and licensing of innovative sprocket tooth profiles designed for sprocket manufacturers. Their proprietary technology, known as Enduo, transforms traditional chain drive systems by facilitating dual point engagement on both sides of the sprocket tooth. This advancement significantly enhances the longevity of conventional chain drives, allowing them to last up to 3.5 times longer and reducing energy losses by 50%. The new tooth profile leads to decreased wear and friction, resulting in a more efficient drivetrain that can be easily retrofitted to existing applications. Through this technology, NML aims to provide users with lightweight and efficient solutions for power transmission.

New Motion Labs (NML) is a mechanical engineering intellectual property licensing company based in the United Kingdom. NML specializes in the development and licensing of innovative sprocket tooth profiles designed for sprocket manufacturers. Their proprietary technology, known as Enduo, transforms traditional chain drive systems by facilitating dual point engagement on both sides of the sprocket tooth. This advancement significantly enhances the longevity of conventional chain drives, allowing them to last up to 3.5 times longer and reducing energy losses by 50%. The new tooth profile leads to decreased wear and friction, resulting in a more efficient drivetrain that can be easily retrofitted to existing applications. Through this technology, NML aims to provide users with lightweight and efficient solutions for power transmission.

New Motion Labs (NML) is a mechanical engineering intellectual property licensing company based in the United Kingdom. NML specializes in the development and licensing of innovative sprocket tooth profiles designed for sprocket manufacturers. Their proprietary technology, known as Enduo, transforms traditional chain drive systems by facilitating dual point engagement on both sides of the sprocket tooth. This advancement significantly enhances the longevity of conventional chain drives, allowing them to last up to 3.5 times longer and reducing energy losses by 50%. The new tooth profile leads to decreased wear and friction, resulting in a more efficient drivetrain that can be easily retrofitted to existing applications. Through this technology, NML aims to provide users with lightweight and efficient solutions for power transmission.

UltraSoC Technologies Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in Cambridge, UK, specializes in semiconductor intellectual property (IP) for system monitoring, analysis, and optimization. The company's core offering is an independent, non-intrusive system-level architecture that enables real-time, wire-speed monitoring of System-on-Chip (SoC) internal behavior. This IP accelerates and de-risks development by providing engineers with insights into complex interactions between on-chip sub-systems, buses, and software. UltraSoC's toolkit comprises configurable modules and software for IP configuration, debug, and analytics, serving applications in SoC debug, analytics and optimization, in-field monitoring, and security. Since June 2020, UltraSoC operates as a subsidiary of Siemens AG.

UltraSoC Technologies Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in Cambridge, UK, specializes in semiconductor intellectual property (IP) for system monitoring, analysis, and optimization. The company's core offering is an independent, non-intrusive system-level architecture that enables real-time, wire-speed monitoring of System-on-Chip (SoC) internal behavior. This IP accelerates and de-risks development by providing engineers with insights into complex interactions between on-chip sub-systems, buses, and software. UltraSoC's toolkit comprises configurable modules and software for IP configuration, debug, and analytics, serving applications in SoC debug, analytics and optimization, in-field monitoring, and security. Since June 2020, UltraSoC operates as a subsidiary of Siemens AG.

UltraSoC Technologies Ltd., established in 2005 and headquartered in Cambridge, UK, specializes in semiconductor intellectual property (IP) for system monitoring, analysis, and optimization. The company's core offering is an independent, non-intrusive system-level architecture that enables real-time, wire-speed monitoring of System-on-Chip (SoC) internal behavior. This IP accelerates and de-risks development by providing engineers with insights into complex interactions between on-chip sub-systems, buses, and software. UltraSoC's toolkit comprises configurable modules and software for IP configuration, debug, and analytics, serving applications in SoC debug, analytics and optimization, in-field monitoring, and security. Since June 2020, UltraSoC operates as a subsidiary of Siemens AG.