Synaptics

Emza Visual Sense Ltd. specializes in developing and manufacturing integrated, miniature machine-vision devices designed for automatic scene interpretation in various applications, particularly outdoor security and asset protection. The company offers a range of products, including the WiseEye family, which features low-light sensitivity, intelligent intruder detection, and an impressive detection range. Their ECU family includes network video recorders that provide instant visual notifications and video archiving. Emza's solutions emphasize low power consumption, affordability, and compact size, utilizing advanced machine-vision algorithms to enable efficient visual sensing capabilities. The company serves diverse sectors, including renewable energy, construction, logistics, and manufacturing. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Kfar Sava, Israel, Emza Visual Sense Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of Himax Technologies, Inc.

DSP Group, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in providing wireless, audio, voice, and AI chipsets for smart-enabled devices. The company operates in three primary segments: Home, Unified Communications, and SmartVoice. The Home segment focuses on wireless chipset solutions for converged communication, offering integrated circuits for cordless phones, home automation, and fixed-mobile convergence. The Unified Communications segment delivers VoIP terminals and solutions for businesses of all sizes, enabling integrated voice and data applications. The SmartVoice segment provides products designed for voice activation and recognition, including noise suppression technology for mobile devices and headsets. DSP Group markets its products through direct sales, marketing offices, and a global network of distributors, serving original equipment manufacturers and design manufacturers. Headquartered in San Jose, California, DSP Group has operations across the United States, Europe, Israel, Asia, and other international markets. Incorporated in 1987, the company leverages its expertise to enhance connectivity across various consumer and enterprise products, including mobile devices, home gateways, and multimedia systems.

Eta Compute, Inc. is a technology company established in 2015 and headquartered in Thousand Oaks, California. The company specializes in developing energy-efficient edge vision sensors that are battery-operated and designed for easy deployment. These AI-powered vision sensors enable enterprises to monitor resources effectively, enhancing health, safety, and energy efficiency. By providing innovative solutions across multiple business segments, Eta Compute aims to improve productivity and sustainability, contributing to a safer and more efficient world.

DisplayLink Corp. is a technology company that specializes in manufacturing chips and developing software solutions to facilitate seamless connectivity between various computing devices and displays. The company offers a range of products, including universal docking stations, USB monitors, USB adapters, and port replicators, which are compatible with multiple operating systems such as Windows, OS X, Android, and Ubuntu. Founded in 2003 and based in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in the United States, Asia, and Europe, DisplayLink’s technology enhances productivity in multi-display workspaces and is utilized by millions of users globally. The company's innovative solutions also support virtual reality applications, enabling immersive, cable-free experiences. DisplayLink was previously known as Newnham Research Limited before rebranding in 2006.

Conexant Systems Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Irvine, California, specializing in a diverse range of technologies that enhance audio, imaging, and communication capabilities. The company offers a portfolio of integrated solutions, including audio codecs for consumer devices such as tablets, PCs, and smart TVs, as well as voice input processors for gaming and automotive applications. Conexant's products also encompass embedded modem and fax solutions, HD video processors, and cloud imaging software that enables printing from various devices. Founded in 1996 and originally a subsidiary of Rockwell Automation, Conexant Systems was known as Rockwell Semiconductor Systems before rebranding in 1999. The company operates as a subsidiary of Synaptics Incorporated, focusing on advancing user experiences across its product offerings.

Marvell Technology is a provider of advanced processing technology for video and audio applications.

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Validity Sensors specializes in Natural ID authentication technology, primarily offering advanced fingerprint sensor solutions. The company is recognized as a leader in this field, delivering high-performance, secure, and cost-effective authentication methods that cater to the growing demand for mobile payment transactions and cloud-based services. Validity's Natural ID solutions address the limitations of traditional passwords and PINs, which are often vulnerable to hacking or difficult for users to remember. By leveraging unique human characteristics such as fingerprints, voice, and facial recognition, Validity provides a robust platform for identity verification and secure wireless transactions. Among these, fingerprint authentication is noted for its effectiveness, usability, and affordability, making it an optimal choice for enhancing security across various applications, including corporate network security and portable data protection.