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Innatera is an innovative developer of ultra-low power neuromorphic processors designed to enhance the efficiency of sensor data processing. Established in 2018 as a spin-off from the Delft University of Technology, the company focuses on creating processors that replicate the brain's mechanisms for sensory perception. Utilizing a novel continuous-time analog-mixed signal processing architecture, Innatera's chips can process sensor data up to 100 times faster while consuming up to 500 times less energy compared to traditional processors. This technology enables businesses to access and analyze sensor data more effectively, positioning Innatera as a leader in the field of energy-efficient computing solutions.

Temedica GmbH, based in Munich, Germany, develops digital solutions aimed at enhancing medical therapies and patient care. Founded in 2016, the company operates an online platform that allows healthcare professionals, such as physicians and physiotherapists, to create personalized home exercise plans for patients and monitor their recovery. Temedica also focuses on enabling personalized medicine by providing an ecosystem for Real-World Evidence. This ecosystem aggregates and anonymizes data on patient journeys and care realities, offering valuable insights to the pharmaceutical and biotech industries through an intuitive software-as-a-service dashboard. By linking diverse health-related data sources and ensuring compliance with data protection regulations, Temedica seeks to improve treatment adherence and effectiveness, ultimately enhancing the overall patient experience.

PlayerMaker is a London-based football technology startup founded in 2016 that specializes in coaching enhancement and player development solutions for football academies. The company offers a wearable performance-tracking device that integrates with any footwear, enabling the capture of detailed technical, tactical, biomechanical, and physical data during play. This innovative technology allows coaches to assess player performance effectively, helping athletes at all levels to improve their skills, monitor injury risks, and facilitate faster recovery from injuries. By focusing on the direct interaction between foot and ball, PlayerMaker enhances the training experience and supports the development of football talent.

Mimi Hearing Technologies, founded in 2014 and based in Berlin, Germany, specializes in developing hearing enhancement technology and software for smartphones. The company's flagship product, Mimi.io, is an application that enables users to conduct hearing tests, experiment with different hearing enhancement profiles, and understand the challenges of hearing loss. Mimi is recognized as a leader in digital hearing tests and sound personalization, with its apps certified as medical devices in Europe. Having amassed over one million app downloads from 150 countries, Mimi has created one of the world's largest databases of digital hearing profiles. The company's technology, Mimi Defined™, optimizes individual hearing experiences by personalizing sound. This software can be integrated into various audio products, including headphones, TVs, smartphones, and streaming services. Mimi Hearing Technologies has received numerous international awards for its innovative products and integrations.

NGD Systems, Inc. specializes in the development and manufacturing of advanced computational storage drives (CSDs) designed for enterprise and data center applications. Founded in 2013 and based in Irvine, California, with an additional office in Hsinchu, Taiwan, the company offers innovative solutions such as The Newport Platform, which provides next-generation computational storage capabilities, and the In-Situ Development Platform, enabling developers to create applications for in-situ processing. NGD Systems' products feature high-capacity NVMe CSDs that are power-efficient and compact, making them suitable for a variety of demanding environments, including edge computing networks, artificial intelligence, machine learning applications, and content delivery networks. By integrating computational capabilities directly into storage devices, the company aims to enhance data management and processing efficiency in data-intensive scenarios.

Groupon operates online local commerce marketplaces that connect consumers with merchants by offering discounted goods and services in North America and internationally. The company provides a wide array of deals, including those related to events, health and wellness, food and drink, home and garden, automotive services, and travel options such as hotels and airfare. Groupon also features various consumer products, including electronics and apparel, available through its platform. It allows customers to browse and purchase deals via websites, mobile applications, emails, and social media. Merchants benefit from customizable deal campaigns and payment processing solutions. Groupon generates its revenue primarily through commissions from transactions conducted on its platform, including sales made through digital coupons. Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Groupon has been active since 2008, evolving from its original name, ThePoint.com, Inc.