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Exero Medical is a medical device company specializing in early detection systems for gastrointestinal surgery complications. Founded in 2018, it develops biodegradable wireless sensors to monitor anastomotic leaks post-surgery, enabling timely intervention and improved patient outcomes.

Sojo Industries is an industrial automation company serving the food and beverage sector. Founded in 2021 and based in Bristol, Pennsylvania, it delivers packaging and assembly solutions, including modular refill systems, patented smart dispensers, and automated inventory tracking. The company emphasizes on-site mobile manufacturing to reduce freight, labor, and packaging costs as well as emissions, delivering on-site packaging services that help conscious brands and retailers cut packaging waste and promote circular consumption.

Princeton NuEnergy is a startup specializing in recycling lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles and consumer electronics. Utilizing its patented Direct Battery Recycling technology, the company recovers high-quality cathode active materials from spent batteries at low operating costs. This process enables Princeton NuEnergy to offer sustainable solutions for energy storage systems and contribute to waste reduction in the electronics industry.

Xevant develops software that converts pharmacy claims data into actionable insights for healthcare stakeholders. Its platform autonomously compiles data, builds reports, and identifies specific savings opportunities within minutes.

Sojo Industries is an industrial automation company serving the food and beverage sector. Founded in 2021 and based in Bristol, Pennsylvania, it delivers packaging and assembly solutions, including modular refill systems, patented smart dispensers, and automated inventory tracking. The company emphasizes on-site mobile manufacturing to reduce freight, labor, and packaging costs as well as emissions, delivering on-site packaging services that help conscious brands and retailers cut packaging waste and promote circular consumption.

Kintra Fibers, established in 2018 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, specializes in producing bio-synthetic fabrics and yarns for the fashion industry. The company has pioneered a proprietary, compostable polymer that mimics the performance of traditional fossil-fuel based textiles while being derived from renewable resources. Kintra's materials aim to reduce microplastic pollution by biodegrading into CO2 and water within wastewater treatment facilities. They also facilitate circularity through compatibility with chemical and mechanical recycling methods.

Sojo Industries is an industrial automation company serving the food and beverage sector. Founded in 2021 and based in Bristol, Pennsylvania, it delivers packaging and assembly solutions, including modular refill systems, patented smart dispensers, and automated inventory tracking. The company emphasizes on-site mobile manufacturing to reduce freight, labor, and packaging costs as well as emissions, delivering on-site packaging services that help conscious brands and retailers cut packaging waste and promote circular consumption.

Founded in 1998, SunRay Scientific specializes in manufacturing advanced materials, primarily conductive adhesives. These products enable high throughput processes in flexible electronics assembly, catering to industries such as healthcare, military defense, and energy.

CareAlign is a developer of a real-time data system that enhances the management and coordination of clinical care for clinicians. The company offers an intuitive, patient-centric task management tool that allows healthcare professionals to assign tasks, set deadlines, and categorize them based on urgency. By aggregating data from multiple sources, CareAlign provides a comprehensive and clinically intuitive display of patients' clinical status, facilitating better understanding and decision-making in patient care. This system aims to streamline workflows and improve communication among clinicians, ultimately enhancing the quality of care delivered to patients.

Kintra Fibers, established in 2018 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, specializes in producing bio-synthetic fabrics and yarns for the fashion industry. The company has pioneered a proprietary, compostable polymer that mimics the performance of traditional fossil-fuel based textiles while being derived from renewable resources. Kintra's materials aim to reduce microplastic pollution by biodegrading into CO2 and water within wastewater treatment facilities. They also facilitate circularity through compatibility with chemical and mechanical recycling methods.

CareAlign is a developer of a real-time data system that enhances the management and coordination of clinical care for clinicians. The company offers an intuitive, patient-centric task management tool that allows healthcare professionals to assign tasks, set deadlines, and categorize them based on urgency. By aggregating data from multiple sources, CareAlign provides a comprehensive and clinically intuitive display of patients' clinical status, facilitating better understanding and decision-making in patient care. This system aims to streamline workflows and improve communication among clinicians, ultimately enhancing the quality of care delivered to patients.

ChoiceWORX, Inc. is an automation software company specializing in IT operations. Founded in 2017 and based in New York, the firm develops advanced artificial intelligence platforms that facilitate intelligent automation for end-user support and robotic process automation (RPA). Its key products include apptinuum, which automates end-user IT support and device management, and robotinuu, which oversees robotic automation across various operational layers. By leveraging AI technology, ChoiceWORX enables organizations to lower costs, enhance worker productivity, and minimize reliance on manual labor. The company's solutions are designed to streamline processes and improve efficiency within enterprise environments.

Princeton Identity designs and manufactures biometric equipment and software for identity management. The company produces iris and face biometric capture devices used for access control and identification, and offers a software platform that enables multimodal and multifactor biometric identification, including iris and PINs. Its solutions support physical security and data access applications across government, commercial, industrial, and border-control settings, delivering secure identity verification for mobile, on-site, and high-security environments. Headquartered in Hamilton, New Jersey, with an office in Dubai.

Forefront TeleCare, Inc. is a leading provider of behavioral telehealth services in the United States, specializing in telepsychiatry, telepsychology, and telepsychotherapy. Founded in 2005 and based in Novato, California, the company offers a HIPAA-compliant Telehealth platform that includes in-facility equipment, training, and logistical support to healthcare providers and facilities, particularly targeting small and rural healthcare settings. Forefront TeleCare ensures secure, high-quality audio and video connections between mental health professionals and patients, enhancing access to psychiatric care. The organization collaborates with skilled nursing facilities and clinics across 18 states, leveraging a network of psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners to deliver essential mental health services. With a commitment to improving the quality of life for seniors and other patients in need, Forefront TeleCare is a pioneer in integrating virtual behavioral health care into traditional healthcare frameworks.

Zordi is a developer of autonomous greenhouse technology that combines robotics and artificial intelligence to automate agricultural operations. The platform uses modular greenhouse units that can be deployed near urban centers, allowing for the cultivation of fresh, organically grown fruits and vegetables. Its AI system manages tasks such as pest control, irrigation, and harvesting, while robots handle precise planting, picking, and packing. By reducing manual labor and increasing efficiency, the solution offers a reliable and cost‑effective way to produce high‑quality produce for local markets. The company’s focus on automation and sustainability positions it as a key player in modern urban agriculture.