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BoolSi is a company that specializes in developing a command line tool designed for distributed simulations and analysis of synchronous Boolean networks. Its primary focus is on simplifying the process of designing and verifying hardware, making it as accessible as software development. By leveraging artificial intelligence technology, BoolSi enables the compilation of code directly into hardware chips, thereby streamlining operations for businesses in the hardware design sector. This innovative approach aims to enhance efficiency and reduce complexity in hardware development processes.

ElectricSQL is a developer of an embedded database that aims to enhance the deployment of applications by allowing app servers and functions to operate close to their users. The company's solution provides a turnkey managed service, enabling developers to quickly set up applications with a fully functional geo-distributed database. This database automatically geo-replicates data and routes requests to the nearest server, facilitating the development of local-first applications. By streamlining the process of creating and managing databases, ElectricSQL supports developers in delivering efficient and responsive services to end-users.

VyperCore is a technology company that specializes in the development of modified RISC-V processors aimed at enhancing the performance and security of compute-intensive workloads. By focusing on memory safety, VyperCore's innovative processor technology addresses vulnerabilities commonly associated with traditional computing systems. The company also provides memory allocation management solutions that facilitate the deployment of accelerator cards in data centers, optimizing application software for a diverse range of general-purpose programming languages. Through these advancements, VyperCore seeks to transform the landscape of modern software applications by improving both their efficiency and security.

Innatera develops ultra-low-power neuromorphic processors for sensors. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from Delft University of Technology, the company designs neuromorphic chips that mimic brain mechanisms for processing sensory data. The processors use continuous-time analog-mixed signal computing to replicate spiking neurons and synapses, enabling sensor data to be processed faster and with substantially less energy than conventional processors.

emteria develops a managed custom Android platform for industrial applications, providing a customizable embedded Android OS that supports building, extending and maintaining industrial devices. The offering combines Android’s user experience with enterprise features such as kiosk mode, remote device access, extended configuration management, and robust cybersecurity to meet industry requirements. It includes cloud-enabled services for over-the-air firmware updates, device management, automatic updates, and data monitoring, enabling clients to deploy, manage and scale Android-based IoT devices. The company operates a cloud infrastructure to securely deliver updates and controls across fleets of devices. Founded in 2017 and based in Aachen, Germany, emteria serves global customers across professional and niche industrial markets.

CELUS is a company that provides an innovative online software solution designed to streamline the development of embedded systems. By leveraging automation and artificial intelligence, CELUS enables development teams to create complex electronics without requiring extensive expertise in the field. The platform automatically generates essential components such as schematics, PCB floor plans, bill of materials, and embedded source code, significantly reducing the time and effort needed for electronics development. In an era where the demand for electronics is surging and the availability of skilled engineers is declining, CELUS addresses these challenges by simplifying the development process and making it more accessible to a broader range of users.

Synthara is a Swiss semiconductor company focused on in-memory computing for embedded chips and smart sensor applications. It develops ComputeRAM, a drop-in memory-based compute technology that performs complex calculations directly in memory, reducing CPU workload and improving performance for AI workloads. The technology targets energy-constrained environments and applications including wearables, hearing aids, biomedical monitoring, AR/VR, and industrial IoT sensors, as well as drones, autonomous navigation, space, aerospace, and automotive use cases. Synthara's approach is processor-agnostic and can be integrated with existing microcontrollers to boost energy efficiency and latency without redesigning silicon. The company supports chipmakers and device manufacturers seeking lower costs, shorter time to market, and greater computational throughput. Based in Zurich, Synthara emphasizes enabling seamless adoption of in-memory computing across embedded platforms to extend battery life and unlock new opportunities for intelligent sensing.