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Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

Founded in 2006, FYLA Laser specializes in the manufacture of fiber lasers, ultrafast pulsed lasers, and accessory modules for various industries. Its products include white in-fiber lasers, soft pulse in-fiber lasers, cold pulse in-fiber lasers, supercontinuum lasers, ultrashort pulsed lasers, and spot control modules. These are used primarily in materials processing, bio-imaging, and industrial metrology.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

Quside is a Barcelona-based startup specializing in the design and manufacture of innovative quantum components tailored for the hyper-connected society. The company focuses on quantum random number generation technology, which is pivotal for enhancing encryption solutions and securing data across various connected devices. Quside's components utilize standard telecommunication elements, including lasers and detectors, to produce quantum random numbers at gigabit per second rates. These components are developed using photonic integrated technologies, allowing for seamless integration into existing systems. By providing high-security solutions, Quside aims to address the growing need for robust data protection in an increasingly interconnected world.

2Eyes Vision S.L, founded in 2015 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in developing and commercializing advanced technologies for visual diagnostics and corrections. The company emerged as a spin-off from CSIC and focuses on creating innovative solutions for presbyopia and cataract surgery. Its flagship product, SimVis Gekko, is a portable and adjustable visual simulator that allows patients to experience real-world vision prior to undergoing surgery. This device, which is FDA-cleared and CE-marked, assists ophthalmologists in selecting the most suitable intraocular lens for each patient, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and minimizing potential side effects. With the growing prevalence of presbyopia and cataracts, affecting over 2 billion people globally, 2Eyes Vision aims to address the challenges faced by both patients and clinicians in the ophthalmology field.

Quside is a Barcelona-based startup specializing in the design and manufacture of innovative quantum components tailored for the hyper-connected society. The company focuses on quantum random number generation technology, which is pivotal for enhancing encryption solutions and securing data across various connected devices. Quside's components utilize standard telecommunication elements, including lasers and detectors, to produce quantum random numbers at gigabit per second rates. These components are developed using photonic integrated technologies, allowing for seamless integration into existing systems. By providing high-security solutions, Quside aims to address the growing need for robust data protection in an increasingly interconnected world.

Founded in 2006, FYLA Laser specializes in the manufacture of fiber lasers, ultrafast pulsed lasers, and accessory modules for various industries. Its products include white in-fiber lasers, soft pulse in-fiber lasers, cold pulse in-fiber lasers, supercontinuum lasers, ultrashort pulsed lasers, and spot control modules. These are used primarily in materials processing, bio-imaging, and industrial metrology.

2Eyes Vision S.L, founded in 2015 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in developing and commercializing advanced technologies for visual diagnostics and corrections. The company emerged as a spin-off from CSIC and focuses on creating innovative solutions for presbyopia and cataract surgery. Its flagship product, SimVis Gekko, is a portable and adjustable visual simulator that allows patients to experience real-world vision prior to undergoing surgery. This device, which is FDA-cleared and CE-marked, assists ophthalmologists in selecting the most suitable intraocular lens for each patient, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and minimizing potential side effects. With the growing prevalence of presbyopia and cataracts, affecting over 2 billion people globally, 2Eyes Vision aims to address the challenges faced by both patients and clinicians in the ophthalmology field.

2Eyes Vision S.L, founded in 2015 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in developing and commercializing advanced technologies for visual diagnostics and corrections. The company emerged as a spin-off from CSIC and focuses on creating innovative solutions for presbyopia and cataract surgery. Its flagship product, SimVis Gekko, is a portable and adjustable visual simulator that allows patients to experience real-world vision prior to undergoing surgery. This device, which is FDA-cleared and CE-marked, assists ophthalmologists in selecting the most suitable intraocular lens for each patient, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and minimizing potential side effects. With the growing prevalence of presbyopia and cataracts, affecting over 2 billion people globally, 2Eyes Vision aims to address the challenges faced by both patients and clinicians in the ophthalmology field.

Founded in 2006, FYLA Laser specializes in the manufacture of fiber lasers, ultrafast pulsed lasers, and accessory modules for various industries. Its products include white in-fiber lasers, soft pulse in-fiber lasers, cold pulse in-fiber lasers, supercontinuum lasers, ultrashort pulsed lasers, and spot control modules. These are used primarily in materials processing, bio-imaging, and industrial metrology.

Founded in 2006, FYLA Laser specializes in the manufacture of fiber lasers, ultrafast pulsed lasers, and accessory modules for various industries. Its products include white in-fiber lasers, soft pulse in-fiber lasers, cold pulse in-fiber lasers, supercontinuum lasers, ultrashort pulsed lasers, and spot control modules. These are used primarily in materials processing, bio-imaging, and industrial metrology.

KDPOF is a Spanish technology company based in Madrid, specializing in high-capacity communication solutions using Large Core Plastic Optical Fiber (POF). The company focuses on developing advanced technologies that encompass everything from system definition to the design of digital integrated circuits. KDPOF's innovative POF communication technology integrates elements from modern digital communications and information theory, resulting in an efficient and adaptable system capable of operating across a wide range of optoelectronics. Its products are designed to meet the demands of various sectors, including home and small office networks, automotive, and industrial applications, by providing optical gigabit connectivity with features such as galvanic isolation, low weight, and cost-effectiveness.

2Eyes Vision S.L, founded in 2015 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in developing and commercializing advanced technologies for visual diagnostics and corrections. The company emerged as a spin-off from CSIC and focuses on creating innovative solutions for presbyopia and cataract surgery. Its flagship product, SimVis Gekko, is a portable and adjustable visual simulator that allows patients to experience real-world vision prior to undergoing surgery. This device, which is FDA-cleared and CE-marked, assists ophthalmologists in selecting the most suitable intraocular lens for each patient, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and minimizing potential side effects. With the growing prevalence of presbyopia and cataracts, affecting over 2 billion people globally, 2Eyes Vision aims to address the challenges faced by both patients and clinicians in the ophthalmology field.

Founded in 2006, FYLA Laser specializes in the manufacture of fiber lasers, ultrafast pulsed lasers, and accessory modules for various industries. Its products include white in-fiber lasers, soft pulse in-fiber lasers, cold pulse in-fiber lasers, supercontinuum lasers, ultrashort pulsed lasers, and spot control modules. These are used primarily in materials processing, bio-imaging, and industrial metrology.

2Eyes Vision S.L, founded in 2015 and based in Madrid, Spain, specializes in developing and commercializing advanced technologies for visual diagnostics and corrections. The company emerged as a spin-off from CSIC and focuses on creating innovative solutions for presbyopia and cataract surgery. Its flagship product, SimVis Gekko, is a portable and adjustable visual simulator that allows patients to experience real-world vision prior to undergoing surgery. This device, which is FDA-cleared and CE-marked, assists ophthalmologists in selecting the most suitable intraocular lens for each patient, ultimately enhancing patient satisfaction and minimizing potential side effects. With the growing prevalence of presbyopia and cataracts, affecting over 2 billion people globally, 2Eyes Vision aims to address the challenges faced by both patients and clinicians in the ophthalmology field.

Founded in Madrid, Spain in 2014, Wooptix develops innovative imaging technologies. The company specializes in creating three-dimensional modulation of images for enhanced volumetric photography and videography, enabling advanced image post-processing.

KDPOF is a Spanish technology company based in Madrid, specializing in high-capacity communication solutions using Large Core Plastic Optical Fiber (POF). The company focuses on developing advanced technologies that encompass everything from system definition to the design of digital integrated circuits. KDPOF's innovative POF communication technology integrates elements from modern digital communications and information theory, resulting in an efficient and adaptable system capable of operating across a wide range of optoelectronics. Its products are designed to meet the demands of various sectors, including home and small office networks, automotive, and industrial applications, by providing optical gigabit connectivity with features such as galvanic isolation, low weight, and cost-effectiveness.

Oncovision is a Spanish technology company focused on molecular vision applied to health sciences. The company develops, manufactures and markets medical imaging devices and related technologies to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment, as well as research in neurology, oncology, and cardiology. Its multimodal imaging platform aims to create new diagnostic tests and treatment options that offer clinical and economic advantages, potentially changing current standards of care. Founded in 2003 with support from the Corpuscular Physics Institute and the University of Valencia, Oncovision has built a portfolio of intellectual property and clinical evidence and has been recognized by European institutions for its innovations. Headquartered in Valencia and backed by venture capital, the company operates with a cross-functional, international team and collaborates with leading centers to advance molecular vision in Spanish and European health industries.

KDPOF is a Spanish technology company based in Madrid, specializing in high-capacity communication solutions using Large Core Plastic Optical Fiber (POF). The company focuses on developing advanced technologies that encompass everything from system definition to the design of digital integrated circuits. KDPOF's innovative POF communication technology integrates elements from modern digital communications and information theory, resulting in an efficient and adaptable system capable of operating across a wide range of optoelectronics. Its products are designed to meet the demands of various sectors, including home and small office networks, automotive, and industrial applications, by providing optical gigabit connectivity with features such as galvanic isolation, low weight, and cost-effectiveness.

KDPOF is a Spanish technology company based in Madrid, specializing in high-capacity communication solutions using Large Core Plastic Optical Fiber (POF). The company focuses on developing advanced technologies that encompass everything from system definition to the design of digital integrated circuits. KDPOF's innovative POF communication technology integrates elements from modern digital communications and information theory, resulting in an efficient and adaptable system capable of operating across a wide range of optoelectronics. Its products are designed to meet the demands of various sectors, including home and small office networks, automotive, and industrial applications, by providing optical gigabit connectivity with features such as galvanic isolation, low weight, and cost-effectiveness.

Oncovision is a Spanish technology company focused on molecular vision applied to health sciences. The company develops, manufactures and markets medical imaging devices and related technologies to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment, as well as research in neurology, oncology, and cardiology. Its multimodal imaging platform aims to create new diagnostic tests and treatment options that offer clinical and economic advantages, potentially changing current standards of care. Founded in 2003 with support from the Corpuscular Physics Institute and the University of Valencia, Oncovision has built a portfolio of intellectual property and clinical evidence and has been recognized by European institutions for its innovations. Headquartered in Valencia and backed by venture capital, the company operates with a cross-functional, international team and collaborates with leading centers to advance molecular vision in Spanish and European health industries.

Netspira Networks develops software tools and applications for the management of added-value services in the data networks of mobile telephone operators. Founded in 2001, it is based in Madrid, Spain.