WI Harper Group

Aulisa is a company specializing in wearable, wireless medical devices that provide continuous monitoring of vital signs for infants, children, and adults. Founded in 2012 by Augie Lien and originally based in Palo Alto, California, Aulisa's innovative products utilize non-invasive sensors and wireless communication to track critical health metrics such as blood oxygen levels, heart rate, and perfusion index. By enabling real-time monitoring in a home setting, Aulisa's devices help to detect health incidents early and reduce the burden associated with traditional spot-checking methods. The company's focus on digital health integrates big data analytics and artificial intelligence to enhance medical applications, allowing healthcare professionals to better analyze patient conditions through comprehensive incident data recording.

China Broad Media Corp. is an interactive media service provider based in Beijing, specializing in wireless value-added services, radio broadcasting, and multimedia entertainment. The company offers a diverse array of services, including internet radio, mobile radio, and traditional radio broadcasting, targeting both the Chinese mainland and Chinese communities globally. With a strong foundation in mobile value-added services and internet capital raising, China Broad Media has developed a comprehensive dissemination platform that integrates broadband internet, mobile networks, and broadcasting networks. This platform enables the company to curate and distribute audio and video content, both from professional media organizations and user-generated sources, facilitating products such as internet and mobile videos, podcasts, and mobile TV.

Televoke "connects people to things," by providing an automated web and telephony service platform that enables individuals and enterprises to track and control valuable assets. For the first time ever, businesses and their customers can be proactively notified via phone, pager, or email when a valuable fixed or mobile asset is at risk. The Televoke service platform can be customized and branded for any partner, and integrated with virtually any enterprise system, hardware device, Global Positioning System (GPS) or other location technology, wireless or wireline network. The fully automated system readily scales to support millions of users while maintaining speed and reliability. Televoke currently provides its services in the telematics security industry. Future expansion into new markets will include: enterprise fleet and asset management, cellphone, and personal tracking systems. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Televoke is a privately held company with investors that include Mobius Venture Capital (previously SOFTBANK Venture Capital), WI Harper Group, and Cardinal Venture Capital.

Televoke "connects people to things," by providing an automated web and telephony service platform that enables individuals and enterprises to track and control valuable assets. For the first time ever, businesses and their customers can be proactively notified via phone, pager, or email when a valuable fixed or mobile asset is at risk. The Televoke service platform can be customized and branded for any partner, and integrated with virtually any enterprise system, hardware device, Global Positioning System (GPS) or other location technology, wireless or wireline network. The fully automated system readily scales to support millions of users while maintaining speed and reliability. Televoke currently provides its services in the telematics security industry. Future expansion into new markets will include: enterprise fleet and asset management, cellphone, and personal tracking systems. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Francisco, CA, Televoke is a privately held company with investors that include Mobius Venture Capital (previously SOFTBANK Venture Capital), WI Harper Group, and Cardinal Venture Capital.