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Site 20/20 develops an innovative smart traffic control system aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency in the automated flagging industry. Its flagship product, the Guardian Smartflagger, utilizes a user-friendly tablet interface and advanced technology to replace traditional human flaggers with semi-automated systems and intelligent portable traffic lights. This system effectively manages traffic flow while collecting data on vehicle movement, which is transmitted to cloud servers. By minimizing the reliance on manual control, Site 20/20 enables companies to concentrate on maintaining safe work environments, optimizing productivity, and managing resources more effectively, all while ensuring consistent operational reliability.

Finite State, Inc. is a cybersecurity company focused on securing Internet of Things (IoT) devices, networks, and supply chains. The company offers a platform that conducts in-depth firmware analysis to identify vulnerabilities that may affect connected devices. This platform generates comprehensive risk reports for each device, detailing an overall risk score, a software bill of materials, known vulnerabilities, potential backdoors, and other security deficiencies. Finite State's services are designed to enhance vulnerability management and threat intelligence for clients in various sectors, including automotive, healthcare, energy, and critical infrastructure. Established in 2017 and headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, the company employs advanced techniques such as static and dynamic analysis, reverse engineering, and machine learning to provide insights into the security posture of IoT ecosystems.

Sense specializes in developing and distributing tracking devices and home automation solutions for its customers. Sense, its home monitoring system, is able to listen to the electronic signatures of electrical devices through its current sensors on the main breakers in electrical panels and records them. Followed by the recording process, it applies multi-domain device signature detection algorithms to distinguish one appliance from another to recognize each individual voice. Furthermore, the system transmits its data to its users through a specially designed mobile application. Sense was founded by Ryan Houlette, Christopher Micali, and Mike Phillips in 2013 and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Sibros specializes in software-defined vehicle technology through its Deep Connected Platform™, which integrates real-time data collection, software configuration management, remote updates, and diagnostic commands. This platform adheres to essential automotive safety, security, and data privacy standards, making it adaptable for various vehicle architectures, including legacy gas and diesel models, next-generation battery electric vehicles, fuel cells, motorcycles, buses, commercial trucks, and heavy machinery. The company's innovative technology, developed in Silicon Valley, allows original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to enhance customer experiences, achieve cost efficiencies, and explore new revenue models throughout the mobility product life cycle. Sibros' solutions enable automakers to manage their vehicle software inventory, configurations, and updates while providing insights through extensive vehicle analytics and remote command capabilities.

Dragos is an industrial cybersecurity company focused on protecting critical infrastructure to safeguard civilization. It develops software that offers essential visibility into industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) networks, allowing for the early identification and resolution of potential threats. The software is designed to support emerging applications such as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), catering to clients in sectors including power and water utilities, energy, and manufacturing. By enhancing security measures, Dragos enables these industries to establish a resilient and adaptable security posture against evolving cyber threats.

Dragos is an industrial cybersecurity company focused on protecting critical infrastructure to safeguard civilization. It develops software that offers essential visibility into industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) networks, allowing for the early identification and resolution of potential threats. The software is designed to support emerging applications such as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), catering to clients in sectors including power and water utilities, energy, and manufacturing. By enhancing security measures, Dragos enables these industries to establish a resilient and adaptable security posture against evolving cyber threats.

Particle provides hardware and software tools to help users prototype, scale, and manage IoT products. Particle is an IoT device platform that enables businesses to easily add the power of connectivity to any product. From hardware to connectivity to device management and cloud, Particle provides developers with tools to prototype IoT solutions quickly as well as a reliable and secure platform for enterprises to scale. Over 150,000 product builders in more than 170 countries and half of the Fortune 500 have deployed connected IoT devices powered by Particle. Listed as one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2015 and named as a major player to watch in the IoT Landscape in IDC Marketscape’s 2018 Vendor Assessment, Particle’s customers include NASA, SpaceX, consumer hot tub manufacturer Jacuzzi, and coffee-brewing pioneer Keurig. Venture backed by Root Ventures, Spark Capital, and Qualcomm Ventures. Particle is based in San Francisco, CA and Shenzhen, China. Particle was founded on 2012.

CIMCON Lighting provides software powered lighting controllers and Internet of Things enabled Smart City lighting management solution. The company helps cities run smarter while decreasing energy and maintenance costs. The company's solution has been implemented in over 50 cities in 16 countries. The company uses LED lighting to create a wireless sensor network and platform enabling cities to implement variety of Smart City applications to manage outdoor lighting, monitor air quality, meter electric vehicle chargers, improve public safety and security, optimize parking, traffic, installation of small cell towers, pedestrian safety, video analytics, and waste management to improve quality of life for city residents. CIMCON Lighting was founded on 2012 and is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts.

Sense specializes in developing and distributing tracking devices and home automation solutions for its customers. Sense, its home monitoring system, is able to listen to the electronic signatures of electrical devices through its current sensors on the main breakers in electrical panels and records them. Followed by the recording process, it applies multi-domain device signature detection algorithms to distinguish one appliance from another to recognize each individual voice. Furthermore, the system transmits its data to its users through a specially designed mobile application. Sense was founded by Ryan Houlette, Christopher Micali, and Mike Phillips in 2013 and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

ESmart Systems provides AI-driven software solutions to the energy industry and service providers. The company is based on more than 20 years of international experience in establishing and operating knowledge based, leading IT and energy related companies targeting global markets. The company provides software solutions to the energy industry and service providers. Its cloud-born platform is designed to handle and exploit the Internet of Things, Big Data and Analytics in real-time. Common to all applications is vast data quantities gathered from sensors, which are analyzed using advanced prediction and optimization models. This results in completely new ways of visualizing data, making decisions and saving resources and costs. The platform is designed for Big Data from the ground up without legacy. eSmart Systems originates from the renowned IFE environment (Institute for Energy Technology). The company was founded in 2012 by an experienced team previously responsible for large IT service exports including delivery of the world's first power exchange to Nord Pool, the Nordic Power Exchange, in 1991. Since 2012 the company has grown rapidly and currently consists of almost 80 employees with offices in Norway, Denmark, the UK, and USA.

ViriCiti, established in 2012, specializes in a cloud-based monitoring system aimed at enhancing the operations of electric city buses and trucks. The company focuses on online energy management, which it views as essential for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in urban transport. By providing real-time data and actionable insights at a millisecond level, ViriCiti enables fleet operators to monitor vehicle usage, condition, and performance effectively. This platform not only helps in optimizing route operations and vehicle diagnostics but also assists in strategic vehicle charging to avoid peak demand fees. Ultimately, ViriCiti's solutions contribute to improved reliability, extended operational range, and reduced costs for electric city transportation.

Sense specializes in developing and distributing tracking devices and home automation solutions for its customers. Sense, its home monitoring system, is able to listen to the electronic signatures of electrical devices through its current sensors on the main breakers in electrical panels and records them. Followed by the recording process, it applies multi-domain device signature detection algorithms to distinguish one appliance from another to recognize each individual voice. Furthermore, the system transmits its data to its users through a specially designed mobile application. Sense was founded by Ryan Houlette, Christopher Micali, and Mike Phillips in 2013 and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

ecobee, Inc. is a Canadian company based in Toronto that specializes in manufacturing Wi-Fi enabled smart thermostats and light automation equipment for both residential and commercial use. Founded in 2007, ecobee offers a range of products including the SmartThermostat with voice control, ecobee3 lite, SmartSensor, and ecobee Switch+. These devices allow users to customize temperature settings and manage their energy consumption remotely via a mobile application available on various platforms such as iOS and Android. By providing intelligent energy management solutions, ecobee aims to enhance comfort while promoting energy conservation, thus enabling customers to understand and reduce their energy usage effectively. The company sells its products primarily through online channels.

Dragos is an industrial cybersecurity company focused on protecting critical infrastructure to safeguard civilization. It develops software that offers essential visibility into industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) networks, allowing for the early identification and resolution of potential threats. The software is designed to support emerging applications such as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), catering to clients in sectors including power and water utilities, energy, and manufacturing. By enhancing security measures, Dragos enables these industries to establish a resilient and adaptable security posture against evolving cyber threats.

CIMCON Lighting provides software powered lighting controllers and Internet of Things enabled Smart City lighting management solution. The company helps cities run smarter while decreasing energy and maintenance costs. The company's solution has been implemented in over 50 cities in 16 countries. The company uses LED lighting to create a wireless sensor network and platform enabling cities to implement variety of Smart City applications to manage outdoor lighting, monitor air quality, meter electric vehicle chargers, improve public safety and security, optimize parking, traffic, installation of small cell towers, pedestrian safety, video analytics, and waste management to improve quality of life for city residents. CIMCON Lighting was founded on 2012 and is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts.

Sense specializes in developing and distributing tracking devices and home automation solutions for its customers. Sense, its home monitoring system, is able to listen to the electronic signatures of electrical devices through its current sensors on the main breakers in electrical panels and records them. Followed by the recording process, it applies multi-domain device signature detection algorithms to distinguish one appliance from another to recognize each individual voice. Furthermore, the system transmits its data to its users through a specially designed mobile application. Sense was founded by Ryan Houlette, Christopher Micali, and Mike Phillips in 2013 and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.