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Orqa is a technology company focused on First Person View (FPV) and advanced Remote Reality. It specializes in developing innovative drone technology products that address challenges within the FPV market. The company has created a video headset designed for applications in drone racing, freestyle flying, and first-person view simulations. This headset features augmented reality capabilities, a large field of view, and various user-friendly options such as DVR recording, battery monitoring, eye relief adjustments, and diopter slots. By integrating these features, Orqa aims to enhance the remote reality experience for its users.

CircuitMess, founded in 2017, specializes in DIY electronic kits aimed at enhancing STEM education. The company has successfully raised over $1.2 million through four consecutive Kickstarter campaigns and has sold more than 55,000 products. CircuitMess employs three key strategies to engage learners: utilizing mobile augmented reality (AR) gameplay to demonstrate how small components function, offering an educational AR platform for tweens to assemble components using only a smartphone, and providing user-friendly physical kits for hands-on building experiences. With a dedicated team of over 20 employees, CircuitMess has achieved annual revenues of approximately $2.25 million, positioning itself as an innovative leader in the field of educational electronics.

Orqa is a technology company focused on First Person View (FPV) and advanced Remote Reality. It specializes in developing innovative drone technology products that address challenges within the FPV market. The company has created a video headset designed for applications in drone racing, freestyle flying, and first-person view simulations. This headset features augmented reality capabilities, a large field of view, and various user-friendly options such as DVR recording, battery monitoring, eye relief adjustments, and diopter slots. By integrating these features, Orqa aims to enhance the remote reality experience for its users.