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VOXX International designs, manufactures, and distributes automotive electronics, consumer electronics, and biometric products globally. Its offerings include mobile multimedia systems, satellite radios, security products, speakers, headphones, wearables, and biometric security devices.

PhotoniCare is a medical device company that develops ear-diagnosis devices using light-based technology to see through the eardrum into the middle ear, enabling clinicians to visualize the contents and determine whether antibiotics or surgical interventions are needed. Its flagship device, TOMi Scope, uses near-infrared light to provide views beyond the eardrum and support assessment through optical coherence imaging. The company's imaging platform aims to extend its applications beyond otology and improve clinical decision-making in middle-ear infections. PhotoniCare was founded in 2013 and is based in Champaign, Illinois.

RetiSpec is developing a non-invasive eye scanner for the early detection of Alzheimer’s Disease pathology years before symptoms occur. This enables clinicians to intervene with emerging therapeutics at an earlier stage when there's a chance of impacting the disease.

eSight Corporation develops innovative wearable electronic glasses aimed at enhancing vision for individuals with severe visual impairments, including conditions such as macular degeneration, retinopathy of prematurity, and diabetic retinopathy. The company's flagship product features a high-definition camera and OLED screens to capture and display real-time video, allowing users to adjust visual settings for improved clarity and detail. This technology empowers users to engage in everyday activities and pursue their interests without the limitations imposed by traditional assistive devices. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, eSight also maintains offices in Ottawa, Los Angeles, Nashville, and Switzerland, serving customers primarily in Canada and the United States.

AdaSky, Ltd. is a developer and manufacturer of advanced thermal sensing technologies aimed at enhancing the safety and functionality of autonomous vehicles. Founded in 2015 and based in Yokneam Illit, Israel, the company specializes in its flagship product, VIPER, a high-resolution thermal camera that integrates far-infrared (FIR) technology with sophisticated machine vision algorithms. This innovative solution enables vehicles to detect and analyze their surroundings by passively capturing thermal energy emitted from objects, pedestrians, and road conditions, ensuring reliable operation in various weather conditions and lighting scenarios. AdaSky's technology addresses perception gaps left by traditional sensors, contributing to safer automated driving and supporting broader applications such as smart city safety initiatives. The company has positioned itself as a leader in the thermal sensing industry by delivering compact, energy-efficient camera systems that prioritize affordability and accessibility, ultimately promoting safer travel experiences for all road users.

Guardian Optical Technologies Ltd is an Israeli company founded in 2015 and based in Tel Aviv, specializing in advanced sensor solutions for the automotive industry. The company develops a unique four-dimensional sensor technology that integrates 2D and 3D motion analysis to enhance passenger awareness in vehicles. This innovative sensor detects human presence and movement within a car's cabin, providing critical information about passenger location, physical dimensions, and body position. By replacing traditional in-seat pressure sensors and standard driver cameras, Guardian's technology offers a more reliable and comprehensive solution for monitoring occupants. Its capabilities also address safety concerns, such as preventing incidents involving infants left in vehicles. The company's patented optical sensors deliver unparalleled accuracy and robustness in human detection, making them an essential component for automobile manufacturers seeking to enhance safety and convenience in modern vehicles.

InterSense, founded in 1996 by Eric Foxlin, specializes in the development of advanced inertial and hybrid motion tracking systems, leveraging pioneering research from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Known for its commitment to innovation, InterSense has created a diverse portfolio of patented products, including ultra-miniature, low-power sensors and the NavChip, recognized as the world's smallest inertial measurement unit (IMU). The company's solutions support high-performance tracking, navigation, visualization, and stabilization applications across various industries, including aerospace, robotics, agriculture, and entertainment. InterSense's technology is utilized by a prestigious customer base that includes major corporations such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Procter & Gamble, as well as a global network of software partners and systems integrators, ensuring tailored solutions to meet specific customer needs. In 2011, InterSense was acquired by Gentex Corporation, and the following year, its business units were acquired by Thales, where they now operate as part of Thales Visionix.