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Guardian Agriculture specializes in developing electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) systems for precision crop application. Their automated, electric aerial systems enable farmers to reach areas previously inaccessible, reduce environmental impact, minimize product resistance, and optimize chemical use for sustainable farming.

Overjet develops AI-based software for dental clinical data analysis. Founded by experts from MIT and Harvard University, it offers solutions like clinical optimization software for practice performance assessment and utilization software for claims review to ensure appropriate care at lower costs. Its FDA-cleared technology enables precise detection of oral anomalies in X-rays.

Founded in Berlin, Germany in 2013, Klang Games is an independent game development studio focused on creating engaging multiplayer experiences. The company's flagship title, ReRunners, is an asynchronous multiplayer racing game for mobile devices that features an open world and fast-paced gameplay.

Wise Systems develops autonomous dispatch and routing software for last-mile delivery, using machine learning to automatically schedule, monitor, and adjust routes in real time to improve fleet efficiency and customer service. The platform analyzes orders, optimizes routes, tracks progress and ETAs, and evaluates driver performance, while providing a customer portal with real-time order visibility. It also includes Smart Reservation Management that lets customers select delivery dates and times. Serving industries such as food and beverage, parcel and courier, retail, field service, and other logistics sectors, Wise Systems processes millions of data points to deliver thousands of decisions daily. The company originated from MIT research and operates from Massachusetts, delivering scalable solutions that reduce mileage, boost fleet utilization, and minimize late deliveries.

Spatial Systems, Inc. offers an augmented workplace platform designed to enhance communication and collaboration among users. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, the company enables users to conduct meetings with spatial audio and 3D telepresence, facilitating a more immersive experience. Additionally, Spatial's platform allows for the sharing and organization of various digital content, including 3D models, videos, documents, images, and websites. The focus of the company is to transform how people work by creating a collective computing environment that fosters creativity and productivity. Spatial has attracted investment from notable firms and individuals, positioning itself as a leader in the augmented reality and virtual reality space.

Pixel Labs is a media technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2014. It specializes in hyperlocal content discovery, operating in 40 US cities with a focus on delivering news and information down to a 0.2-mile radius. The company uses machine learning and AI to transform raw data into automated stories, producing thousands of hyperlocal articles monthly. Pixel Labs' platform also tags and contextualizes content from various partner publications, adding precise location data and other metadata. Its technology, known as Atlas, analyzes vast amounts of unstructured data to identify and validate the most relevant signals, creating local stories and videos through a blend of editorial input, machine learning, and data science. The company's partners include major entities like ABC, Yahoo Search, MSN, Eventbrite, Uber, CBS, Advance Digital, Zumper, and McClatchy. Pixel Labs has a team of 28 employees and has attracted investments from notable firms such as Greylock, Rakuten, Disney, Social Capital, CRV, Innovation Endeavors, and Joi Ito.

Founded in Berlin, Germany in 2013, Klang Games is an independent game development studio focused on creating engaging multiplayer experiences. The company's flagship title, ReRunners, is an asynchronous multiplayer racing game for mobile devices that features an open world and fast-paced gameplay.

Optimus Ride is a self-driving vehicle company located in Boston, Massachusetts, focused on developing technologies that promote efficient, sustainable, and equitable mobility systems. As a spinoff from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the company leverages over 30 years of interdisciplinary research in self-driving technologies, electric vehicles, and Mobility-on-Demand Systems. Optimus Ride specializes in creating self-driving technology systems tailored for geofenced environments, utilizing innovations in complex sensor fusion, mapping, computer vision, and machine learning. The company's expertise is further enhanced by a team with extensive industrial and entrepreneurial experience in manufacturing robots, urban design, and shared vehicle fleet management, allowing it to offer versatile transportation solutions that range from commercial vessel operations to transit options.

Dubset Media Holdings, Inc. is a technology solutions company focused on the music and video industries. It provides an innovative marketplace that facilitates the distribution and monetization of derivative music, particularly mixes and remixes, for DJs, artists, labels, publishers, and distributors. Utilizing proprietary technology and a comprehensive rights management database, Dubset aggregates audio and data assets from content creators, analyzing them to identify copyright-protected works. This process allows for transparent and controlled distribution of music, creating new opportunities for content creators while ensuring compliance with copyright regulations. Through user-friendly dashboards and a commitment to simplicity, Dubset enhances the efficiency of music rights management and fosters a collaborative environment for the music industry.

Blackstorm provides a lightweight universal development environment that can be used to create and share high-performance applications. We aspire to exist in a world free of the constraints and limitations of app stores -- and we provide the technology to create and enable that.

Pixel Labs is a media technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2014. It specializes in hyperlocal content discovery, operating in 40 US cities with a focus on delivering news and information down to a 0.2-mile radius. The company uses machine learning and AI to transform raw data into automated stories, producing thousands of hyperlocal articles monthly. Pixel Labs' platform also tags and contextualizes content from various partner publications, adding precise location data and other metadata. Its technology, known as Atlas, analyzes vast amounts of unstructured data to identify and validate the most relevant signals, creating local stories and videos through a blend of editorial input, machine learning, and data science. The company's partners include major entities like ABC, Yahoo Search, MSN, Eventbrite, Uber, CBS, Advance Digital, Zumper, and McClatchy. Pixel Labs has a team of 28 employees and has attracted investments from notable firms such as Greylock, Rakuten, Disney, Social Capital, CRV, Innovation Endeavors, and Joi Ito.

Animoca Brands is a venture capital firm focused on driving digital property rights to gamers and internet users through non-fungible tokens (NFTs). It leverages gamification and blockchain technology to develop, market, and invest in mobile applications, games, and additional products centered around educational learning, ensuring transparency, security, and new business models.

Founded in 2010 by two scientists, Emerald Cloud Lab develops a life sciences laboratory platform designed to automate and optimize routine workflows. The company offers tools for various experiment types, aiming to accelerate innovation in the pharmaceutical sector.

Six Apart, established in 2001, is a provider of weblogging software and services based in the United States. Initially focused on blog solutions, the company expanded its operations by founding a Japanese entity, Six Apart KK, in 2003. In 2010, it merged with VideoEgg to form SAY Media, which now manages some of its earlier products. Six Apart KK was later wholly acquired by Infocom, a Japanese IT firm, and now oversees the development, marketing, and support of Movable Type, a prominent content management system. The company aims to enable individuals, organizations, and corporations to harness the power of the internet by providing tools that facilitate the creation and management of online content. Through its offerings, Six Apart promotes an interactive online community centered around personal journals and blogs.

IP Infusion specializes in intelligent network software solutions for enhanced IP services. Founded in California in 1999, it enables equipment vendors and service providers to rapidly build and provision a wide range of value-added IP services using its advanced control plane software.