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
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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
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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
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NeuroFlow
NeuroFlow
Automated digital health tools to give employees more efficient access to and engagement with behavioral health resources
Orbitless Drives Inc.
Orbitless
A compact fundamental gearing technology platform offering reduced gear noise and vibration, improved system efficiency, and higher motor input speed
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Otolith Labs
OtoBand
Wearable biotechnology to reduce motion sickness and mitigate vertigo both in space and on Earth
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Sixdof Space
High-speed 6DOF Indoor Optical Tracking & Navigation
An optical positional tracking approach for virtual reality and other systems
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Skyrora
Skyrora
An eco-aviation fuel that could minimize the environmental impact of rocket launches
Tevosol
EVOSS
A portable and affordable warm perfusion machine to enable the preservation of naturally functioning organs to improve transplantation
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