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Mimesys specializes in holographic communication technology designed for Virtual and Augmented Reality platforms. The company develops software that captures individuals in real-time and in three dimensions, allowing them to be placed in a shared virtual environment regardless of their physical location. This innovation facilitates seamless communication and collaboration for modern workforces, enabling users to hold meetings and interact with others using devices like the Oculus Rift and Microsoft Hololens. By integrating real people into virtual spaces, Mimesys enhances the experience of remote interactions, making them more immersive and effective.

Immersion Analytics specializes in holographic data visualization software that transforms complex multivariate data into immersive, three-dimensional experiences. This innovative platform allows users to intuitively analyze and understand data across multiple dimensions, which enhances their ability to identify anomalies and make informed decisions more rapidly than traditional methods. By integrating human insight with advanced technology, Immersion Analytics enables both businesses and independent software vendors to leverage their existing systems for enhanced data analysis. The company's approach is designed to democratize data comprehension, making it accessible to everyday users without requiring deep expertise in artificial intelligence or machine learning. This unique capability is expected to significantly expand users' perspectives on data, thereby facilitating more effective data storytelling and insight sharing.

BadVR specializes in creating immersive data visualization experiences through virtual reality technology. By allowing users to engage with data in a three-dimensional space, BadVR enhances the ability to discover valuable insights and identify hidden opportunities. The platform is designed to make complex data more accessible and actionable, enabling companies to make informed decisions quickly and effectively. Using a combination of virtual reality and machine learning, BadVR simplifies data analysis, requiring minimal effort or specialized training from users. This innovative approach helps both government and commercial clients maximize the value of their data while addressing potential challenges in their operations.

Dauntless XR specializes in providing immersive technology tools for frontline workers, including aircrew, pilots, and maintainers. The company operates an online platform that offers augmented and mixed reality solutions tailored for engineering and construction services, particularly in industries such as oil and gas. By delivering advanced tools for three-dimensional construction projects, Dauntless XR enables clients to enhance their operational efficiency and improve training and maintenance processes.

Computes is a software development company based in Italy that specializes in decentralized and distributed computing solutions. Utilizing a next-generation directed acyclic graph (DAG) based distributed ledger technology (DLT) and an advanced queuing system, Computes is capable of processing millions of transactions per second across both public and private mesh networks. The company's innovative approach aims to enhance computational efficiency and scalability, addressing the growing demands for robust computing resources in various sectors.

FuzzyCube Software, LLC is an independent game studio located in McKinney, Texas, specializing in the development of mobile and social games. Founded in 2009, the company focuses on creating engaging applications for the mobile platform, including genres such as arcade and adventure games. As of December 31, 2016, FuzzyCube Software operates as a subsidiary of Magic Leap, Inc.

Dacuda is a computer vision company based in Zurich, Switzerland, with additional locations in Palo Alto, California, and Shanghai, China. The company specializes in developing software solutions that enhance camera capabilities through real-time 2D and 3D algorithms. Dacuda aims to simplify the process of 3D content creation for consumers, making it as straightforward as capturing a video. Its technology supports app-based scanning, facilitating the adoption of 3D applications in augmented and virtual reality. Additionally, Dacuda's offerings include low-cost solutions that enable high-quality scans, powerful text recognition, and the transformation of printed text and tables into editable formats. This technology streamlines data entry and content sharing for users. Dacuda has received several awards for its innovation and entrepreneurial achievements, highlighting its position as a leader in the software 3D camera market.

VC-backed startup, acquired by Magic Leap in 2016 Built an end-to-end volumetric capturing system for use in VR and MR/AR Created volumetric content across many applications: sports, music videos, movies, teleconferencing, education, etc

Virtroid is a technology company that specializes in creating a three-dimensional (3D) application designed to assist individuals in producing photorealistic 3D content. The application leverages virtual reality and augmented reality to enhance the real estate search and interior design experience. By enabling users to visualize furniture, flooring, and other products in their own homes in real time, Virtroid offers a convenient and engaging way to explore design possibilities. This innovative approach aims to make the process of selecting and arranging home decor more accessible and enjoyable for clients.

NorthBit LTD. is a software research company based in Herzliya, Israel, founded in 2012. It specializes in creating advanced technology solutions to address complex software and cybersecurity challenges. The company offers a range of services, including cybersecurity, computer forensics, reverse engineering, and debugging across various software platforms. NorthBit leverages the expertise of a highly skilled team, primarily recruited from the Israeli Intelligence Corps, to deliver innovative solutions in areas such as cyber defense, low-level operating system internals, and system engineering. As of 2016, NorthBit operates as a subsidiary of Magic Leap, Inc.