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Swave Photonics specializes in the design and marketing of holographic chips utilizing proprietary diffractive photonics technology. The company aims to enhance augmented reality experiences through its innovative NanoPixel technology, which allows for the creation of compact, lightweight, and high-resolution displays. By focusing on the integration of digital content with the real world, Swave Photonics seeks to empower display manufacturers and content creators to produce immersive, ultra-high-resolution holographic displays. This approach contributes to the development of a more interactive metaverse, enabling users to visualize complex concepts, collaborate effectively, and achieve greater outcomes.

Sensoride is a developer of hardware platforms that caters to the automotive, drone, and robotics industries. The company specializes in designing compact and cost-effective high-resolution four-dimensional imaging radar systems. These innovative solutions aim to bridge the sensing gap in automotive mobility, enhancing perception and improving overall safety and functionality. By focusing on advanced radar technology, Sensoride addresses critical needs in various autonomous applications, positioning itself as a significant player in the evolving landscape of autonomy.

Lightsynq develops universal optical quantum interconnects that bridge the gap to large-scale quantum computers.

Asuene is focused on providing renewable power retail services that facilitate local production and consumption of energy. Additionally, the company has developed a carbon management platform aimed at helping organizations track, manage, and report their greenhouse gas emissions as well as other environmental impacts. This platform employs artificial intelligence to integrate diverse data sources, enabling the collection of emissions information and the formulation of strategies to reduce pollutants over time. Through its innovative solutions, Asuene assists organizations in managing their environmental impact, ensuring compliance with regulations, and achieving their sustainability objectives.

Xona Space Systems, Inc. specializes in developing and manufacturing position, navigation, and timing (PNT) satellite solutions. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, the company is focused on creating a constellation of low-cost, low-Earth orbiting satellites designed to enhance navigation for various applications, including autonomous vehicles, unmanned aerial vehicles, and mobile robotics. Their flagship product, the Xona Pulsar, delivers high-power signals from low Earth orbit, ensuring secure and accurate navigation and timing services. This innovative approach aims to meet the demands of smart transportation and smart infrastructure, providing the resilience and precision necessary for modern intelligent systems to operate safely and efficiently at scale.

VIE STYLE offers wearable music device and AI technology services.

HaiLa Technologies Inc. develops a wireless connectivity platform designed for remote data capture and management devices, with a focus on Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The company provides sensors and software that facilitate the semi-passive transmission of data using ambient waves, allowing for the broad deployment of IoT sensors within existing network infrastructures. HaiLa's products cater to various sectors, including smart homes, agriculture, industrial applications, wearables, implantable medical devices, and automotive. Founded in 2017 and originally known as Wavelite, the company rebranded to HaiLa Technologies Inc. in June 2019. It operates from its headquarters in Montreal, Canada, with additional offices in Copenhagen, Denmark, and San Francisco, California. The company's mission is to enable sustainable scaling of IoT deployments through significant reductions in power consumption, thereby eliminating the need for sensor batteries.

Augmental Tech develops technology that integrates with the human body that enables to access information without the use of hands. The company actively developing discreet hands-free interfaces for people with both situational and severe motor impairment. They want to help others to overcome the physical and sensory limitations of the body and see the mouth as unexplored real-estate for human-computer interaction. Augmental Tech enabling access to computers and increased autonomy for those living with paralysis of the upper extremities. They allowing interaction with a mobile device when constraints imposed by context prevent the use of hands. Augmental Tech was founded in 2019 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

Resonant Inc. is a late-stage development company that specializes in designing and developing radio frequency (RF) filters for various applications, including mobile devices, automotive, medical, and Internet-of-things sectors, both in the United States and internationally. The company employs its proprietary Infinite Synthesized Networks technology, a software platform that enables the configuration and connection of resonators, which are essential components of RF filters. Resonant focuses on creating advanced filter designs, including single-band and multiplexer filters that cater to the increasing complexity of frequency bands and carrier aggregation requirements. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Goleta, California, Resonant has a significant business presence in countries such as Japan and China, with key revenue generated from the Japanese market. The company aims to enhance designer efficiency, reduce time to market, and lower costs through its innovative approach to RF front-end design.

Miraisens, Inc. is a Japanese company focused on the research, development, and commercialization of 3D gesture feedback technology. Founded in 2014 and based in Tsukuba, the company specializes in creating devices that provide realistic touch sensations through advanced haptic technology. Its product lineup includes two-handed sensory feedback game controllers, the 3DHaptics Navigator—designed to enhance real-time 3D digital content across various sectors such as automotive, robotics, and remote surgery—and the 4Driving Bar, which enhances the experience of car racing games. Miraisens' technology aims to generate tactile sensations by stimulating the skin, making it applicable in fields ranging from entertainment and virtual reality to advanced medical care and IoT applications.

Resonant Inc. is a late-stage development company that specializes in designing and developing radio frequency (RF) filters for various applications, including mobile devices, automotive, medical, and Internet-of-things sectors, both in the United States and internationally. The company employs its proprietary Infinite Synthesized Networks technology, a software platform that enables the configuration and connection of resonators, which are essential components of RF filters. Resonant focuses on creating advanced filter designs, including single-band and multiplexer filters that cater to the increasing complexity of frequency bands and carrier aggregation requirements. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Goleta, California, Resonant has a significant business presence in countries such as Japan and China, with key revenue generated from the Japanese market. The company aims to enhance designer efficiency, reduce time to market, and lower costs through its innovative approach to RF front-end design.

3D Glass Solutions provides customers complete glass-enabled systems integration services using their patented APEX® Glass. Their mission is to provide our customers with an integrative solution in electronics and IC packaging that allows them to integrate more components onto a single platform while decreasing overall manufacturing costs.

Locix develops solutions to provide spatial and contextual awareness to buildings, homes, and connected devices. The company solutions uniquely capture location, visual, and sensor data and combine them with advanced data analytics to provide spatial awareness and enable actionable insights for automated decision making. It is backed by several venture and strategic investors including ID Ventures, University of Tokyo Edge Capital, Murata Manufacturing, NTT Docomo Ventures, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas, iRobot, Yaskawa Information Systems, Yaskawa Electric, and Acer Ventures. Locix was founded in 2015 and is based in Silicon Valley.

Uhuru Corporation is a technology service company based in Tokyo, Japan, specializing in Internet of Things (IoT) products and solutions. Founded in 2006, Uhuru offers a comprehensive suite of services including IoT consulting, system integration, cloud development, and data analytics. The company provides tailored solutions for businesses, helping them to navigate digital transformation through effective marketing, consulting, and social media operations. It also develops cloud systems and integrates services for notable platforms such as Salesforce.com and Google App Engine. Overall, Uhuru aims to enhance organizational efficiency and drive innovation through its diverse technological offerings.

Murata Vios is a medical technology company based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, specializing in wireless monitoring solutions for healthcare applications. Founded in 2012, the company develops a remote monitoring platform that leverages medical-grade IoT sensors to enhance patient care while reducing costs. The Vios Monitoring System, an FDA-cleared solution, allows for continuous monitoring of vital signs such as ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate, pulse rate, SpO2, and patient posture. It also supports manual entry of additional metrics like blood pressure and body temperature. By automating clinical workflows and integrating with existing IT infrastructures, Murata Vios aims to improve operational efficiency, clinician productivity, and patient outcomes in various healthcare settings.

ID-Solutions is a specialized RFID system integrator that offers traceability solutions tailored to customer requirements. Originating as a spin-off from the University of Parma, the company leverages its consultancy expertise and developed middleware and application software to enhance supply chain operations. ID-Solutions focuses on the retail, food, and healthcare sectors, providing comprehensive RFID integration services that facilitate project traceability and logistics automation. Their solutions encompass various supply chain processes, from managing inbound flows from suppliers to optimizing point-of-sale transactions, ensuring enhanced efficiency and visibility throughout the supply chain.

Prevent Biometrics focuses on enhancing athlete safety by addressing the issue of undetected concussions through innovative technology. The company has developed a real-time monitoring system embedded in mouthguards that records the force, location, and direction of head impacts during sports activities. This system allows coaches, trainers, and parents to objectively assess when an athlete may have sustained a significant blow to the head, facilitating timely concussion assessments. As awareness of concussion-related health risks grows, driven by high-profile incidents in professional sports and legislative changes across the United States, Prevent Biometrics aims to provide the necessary tools to monitor athletes effectively on the field. The increasing concern among parents is also reflected in the notable decline in youth football participation, highlighting the urgent need for reliable concussion detection and management solutions.

The Elegant Monkeys specializes in the development of innovative IoT technology that focuses on quantifying human emotions. By employing advanced AI algorithms, the company digitizes emotional states derived from physiological sensor data, thereby allowing users to access insights about emotions while maintaining privacy and usability. This subscription-based API/SDK offers applications across various sectors, including health, performance, and lifestyle, enabling clients to transform emotional data into actionable information. The Elegant Monkeys aims to enhance the quality of life in contemporary society through its unique approach to understanding and interpreting human emotions.

Primatec is dedicated to developing, manufacturing, and selling various products founded upon highly functional polymer products such as LCP (liquid crystal polymer) electronic materials. Primatec’s materials have been well received for use in high-performance circuit boards in the energy and display sectors, and demand for their products is estimated to further increase in the electronics and electronic component sectors in which miniaturized and thin products are increasingly in demand.

On June 1st 2009, a new company named IPDiA was formed. The creation of IPDiA is the result of more than 10 years of Research and Development carried out in large international groups - Philips & NXP - which led to the invention of innovative 3D technologies to integrate Passive Devices. With the support of new investors, the IPDiA team created this independent company to serve new markets, following a completely new strategy designed to win new business as well as retain existing customers. IPDiA's primary objective is to focus on two main axes : Integrated Devices for high brightness LEDs and Integrated Passive Devices for new markets such as medical, industrial, aerospace and defense. IPDiA's technological lead in components for lighting, LEDs and integrated passive devices will enable the company to capitalize on this know-how acquired over the last few years and which earned IPDiA its position as a major player on the world market. The team led by Franck Murray (former Senior Director of Technology Innovation for NXP) now CEO of IPDiA is worth more than 100 years of cumulated experience in Marketing, Innovation and Manufacturing of Semiconductors in a worldwide environment.

Arctic Sand is an MIT spinoff which is commercializing a power conversion technology for multiple mass markets that consolidates several board-level power components onto one chip. The technology boasts a tenfold reduction in circuit size, and cuts power losses by 75 percent.

Tohoku Magnet Institute specializes in the development, manufacturing, sales, and licensing of ultra low-loss soft magnetic materials, including ribbons and particulates. The company produces innovative magnetic core materials designed to replace traditional silicon steel sheets in electrical devices, enhancing energy efficiency and material performance. Their products are utilized across various sectors, including home appliances, industrial equipment, automobiles, and energy applications. By focusing on reducing energy loss during electrical-magnetic conversion, Tohoku Magnet Institute aims to provide effective solutions that benefit both manufacturers and consumers.

Vedero Software LLC provides software and services to instrument and automate commercial buildings for energy responsiveness. The company specializes in solutions for large commercial organizations to automate demand response events in conjunction with their energy provider, and meet their sustainability goals. It offers software solutions for demand response, energy efficiency, price signal management, and energy analytics applications. The company’s solutions are used in commercial buildings, such as office complexes, schools, and hospitals. Vedero Software LLC was founded in 2009 and is based in Plano, Texas.

pSemi Corporation, a subsidiary of Murata, specializes in the design and manufacturing of advanced semiconductor solutions. Building on the legacy of Peregrine Semiconductor, pSemi focuses on enhancing Murata's capabilities through high-performance semiconductors. Its diverse product portfolio includes integrated circuits for wireless radio frequency, power management, connected sensors, optical transceivers, antenna tuning, and RF frontends. These semiconductors are integral to a variety of applications, including smartphones, base stations, personal computers, electric vehicles, data centers, IoT devices, and healthcare technologies. Headquartered in San Diego, California, pSemi's global team is dedicated to innovating electronics that are smaller, thinner, faster, and more efficient for a connected world.

Tokyo Denpa Co. is a manufacturer based in Kamakura, Japan, specializing in quartz crystal units and wireless communications equipment. The company produces a range of products, including synthetic quartz crystals, blanks, wafers, crystal units, oscillators, and optical filters. Additionally, it offers electronic measuring equipment, such as quartz thermometers and various measuring apparatus related to crystal technology. Through its diverse product portfolio, Tokyo Denpa serves various sectors within the electronics and telecommunications industries.

WiSpry, Inc. is a fabless radio frequency (RF) semiconductor company based in Irvine, California, founded in 2002. The company develops and markets RF silicon integrated circuits, components, and modules designed for wireless communication products. WiSpry's offerings include tunable RF components, digital capacitor arrays, RF evaluation kits, filters, duplexors, and power amplifiers. These products are utilized in a wide range of applications, such as airbag sensors, game controllers, accelerometers, microoptics, video projection systems, and printer heads. The company primarily serves mobile handset manufacturers, RF module manufacturers, cellular base station suppliers, and various original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the electronics sector. In 2015, WiSpry became a subsidiary of AAC Technologies Holdings Inc.

SyChip Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits (RFIC) and Chip Scale Modules (CSM) tailored for the wireless Internet appliance market. The company is known for its focus on creating highly integrated RF modules that leverage proprietary integration techniques and modular architectures, alongside low loss Silicon technologies. This unique approach enables SyChip's RF designs to be more predictable and easier to simulate, which in turn reduces time-to-market, enhances performance, and boosts reliability.