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    2020 Cycle I Forum

    October 1-2, 2020

    Focus Areas
    • Advanced Manufacturing
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
    • Biotechnology
    • System Autonomy
    • X-Factor Innovations

    Winners
    • Amalgamated Vision
    • Mojo Vision
    • Otolith Labs
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    PRESENTERS

     

    Amalgamated Vision 

    Laser MEMS Head Mounted Display

    A laser-based virtual retinal display, with technology that could allow for the emergence of extended reality and spatial computing

    View Amalgamated Vision's Presentation

     

    Aperiomics Inc. 

    Xplore-PATHO Microbial Identification Technology

    A technology that could identify every known microorganism, even if you don’t know what you are looking to find

    View Aperiomics Inc.'s Presentation

     

    Mojo Vision

    Mojo Vision – augmented reality smart contact lens

    Augmented reality contact lenses that could overlay images, symbols, and text on the wearer’s natural field of vision without restricting mobility or obstructing their view

    View Mojo Vision's Presentation

     

    NeuroFlow

    NeuroFlow

    Automated digital health tools to give employees more efficient access to and engagement with behavioral health resources

    View NeuroFlow's Presentation

     

    Orbitless Drives Inc. 

    Orbitless

    A compact fundamental gearing technology platform offering reduced gear noise and vibration, improved system efficiency, and higher motor input speed

    View Orbitless Drives Inc.'s Presentation

     

    Otolith Labs 

    OtoBand

    Wearable biotechnology to reduce motion sickness and mitigate vertigo both in space and on Earth

    View Otolith Labs' Presentation

     

    Sixdof Space 

    High-speed 6DOF Indoor Optical Tracking & Navigation

    An optical positional tracking approach for virtual reality and other systems

    View Sixdof Space's Presentation

     

    Skyrora 

    Skyrora

    An eco-aviation fuel that could minimize the environmental impact of rocket launches

    View Skyrora's Presentation

     

    Tevosol 

    EVOSS

    A portable and affordable warm perfusion machine to enable the preservation of naturally functioning organs to improve transplantation

    View Tevosol's Presentation

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