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Muon Vision specializes in enhancing the efficiency, sustainability, and safety of mineral processing and industrial operations through advanced subsurface visualization technology. The company has developed a sophisticated x-ray visualization and digitalization sensor that employs nuclear imaging techniques to assess the bulk density of geophysical assets. This technology enables the detection of issues within large material masses and monitors fluid migration in pore spaces over time. By providing geologists and mining companies with insights into the composition and distribution of materials, Muon Vision facilitates improved decision-making and operational effectiveness in various industrial processes, including leaching heaps and mine tailings dams.

Muon Vision specializes in enhancing the efficiency, sustainability, and safety of mineral processing and industrial operations through advanced subsurface visualization technology. The company has developed a sophisticated x-ray visualization and digitalization sensor that employs nuclear imaging techniques to assess the bulk density of geophysical assets. This technology enables the detection of issues within large material masses and monitors fluid migration in pore spaces over time. By providing geologists and mining companies with insights into the composition and distribution of materials, Muon Vision facilitates improved decision-making and operational effectiveness in various industrial processes, including leaching heaps and mine tailings dams.

MFNS offers consulting services for the separation of oil and other contaminants from industrial processes and effluent water. They offer joint development for custom production of OHM membrane or OHM sponge to fit the needs of the industry.

Zsense Systems provides integrated technology and communications for critical fluid and lubrication systems. Their solutions leverage passion and expertise in inductive pulse, oil analysis, reliability, sensors, materials, engineering, and data science.

Dimien manufactures ceramics and inorganics for use as additives. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Buffalo, New York.

American Nanotechnologies is focused on the development and demonstration of innovative systems aimed at the large-scale purification of high-value dielectric materials. The company's advanced material solutions are designed to enhance industrial quality, positioning it as a key player in the nanotechnology sector. Currently, American Nanotechnologies is operating in stealth mode, allowing it to refine its technologies and strategies before a broader market introduction.

Serinus Labs, Inc. is a manufacturer of nano-scale silicon gas sensors, established in 2017 and located in Berkeley, California. The company specializes in developing integrated chip-scale gas sensors tailored for various industries, including health and safety, automotive, consumer electronics, and healthcare. Serinus Labs offers custom solutions for both established and emerging gas sensor markets, focusing on applications such as Li-ion battery state-of-health monitoring. Their ultra-low-power trace gas sensors contribute to enhancing battery intelligence, particularly in electric vehicles, addressing critical needs in strategic markets.

Maijker Corp specializes in the commercialization of advanced AI and sensor technology research. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions to address specific challenges within the manufacturing sector. By collaborating with manufacturing firms, universities, and development partners, Maijker translates cutting-edge research into practical applications that enhance industrial processes. Their work aims to create smart manufacturing systems and services, enabling companies to improve efficiency and effectiveness in their operations.

Inzio is a novel technology that both automates the concrete and material forming processes and digitizes the building information modeling to support the fabrication process, resulting in a complete, end-to-end design or construction workflow. Their automated forming technology converts an industry excavator into an autonomous concrete forming platform.

Fluidion specializes in developing advanced systems for water sampling and analysis across various environments, including rivers, lakes, and deep ocean waters. The company focuses on creating tools for automated sampling and high-resolution monitoring to address challenges in water quality assessment, particularly in low-pressure conditions and sensitive environments. By integrating MEMS and microfluidic technologies, Fluidion's systems enable precise chemical measurement and microbiological analysis, facilitating intelligent actions through metrological capsules. The company is committed to ongoing research and development, aiming for growth through national and international collaborations in the water quality monitoring sector.

Nabla Bio operates an autoreverse platform that facilitates the rapid discovery of novel protein variants with unique properties. By leveraging insights gained from billions of natural proteins, the company engineers these enhanced proteins for both medical and industrial applications. Through extensive experimentation, Nabla Bio develops new medicines and improves nutritional products, allowing clients to conduct complex measurements of protein function and implement innovative solutions in various fields.

Mazdak International is a capsule pipeline technology company that specializes in deep dredging.

Fortify is an advanced manufacturing startup focused on transforming additive manufacturing through innovative technologies. The company has developed a patented process that merges 3D printing with magnetic alignment to produce reinforced carbon fiber composites. Utilizing digital light processing (DLP) and magnetics, Fortify creates high-resolution, bespoke microstructures in 3D printed composite products, allowing engineers to design items with specific mechanical properties tailored to various applications. These applications range from injection mold tooling to high-performance components used in demanding environments. Fortify's approach enables digital component manufacturers to access durable and high-performance composites more efficiently and cost-effectively.

Muon Vision specializes in enhancing the efficiency, sustainability, and safety of mineral processing and industrial operations through advanced subsurface visualization technology. The company has developed a sophisticated x-ray visualization and digitalization sensor that employs nuclear imaging techniques to assess the bulk density of geophysical assets. This technology enables the detection of issues within large material masses and monitors fluid migration in pore spaces over time. By providing geologists and mining companies with insights into the composition and distribution of materials, Muon Vision facilitates improved decision-making and operational effectiveness in various industrial processes, including leaching heaps and mine tailings dams.

Kinetic, Inc. is a company that develops and manufactures wearable devices aimed at reducing workplace injuries for industrial workers. Founded in 2014 and based in New York, Kinetic offers a product known as Reflex, which attaches to a worker's belt and monitors activities that may pose a risk of injury, such as unsafe postures, jumping off vehicles, and slips and falls. The device utilizes analytics to provide reminders and notifications to workers when high-risk motions are detected, thereby promoting safety in environments like construction sites, warehouses, and factories. Additionally, Reflex can function as a sensor for detecting COVID-19 exposure, enhancing workplace health measures. Kinetic combines its wearable technology with cloud-based software to effectively address injury prevention in the industrial workforce.

Metalmark Innovations, Inc. develops advanced 3D nanostructured coatings designed to treat airborne pollutants and toxins, thereby enhancing indoor air quality. The company offers its innovative materials as coating additives for various applications, including building materials and vehicle interiors. Its technology effectively targets and breaks down harmful substances such as hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, ozone, PM2.5, volatile organic compounds, odors, and germs in diverse transportation settings, including airplanes, ships, trains, cars, and buses. Founded in 2017 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, Metalmark Innovations aims to address the pressing challenges of air pollution and climate change through its cutting-edge air cleaning solutions. The company was previously known as Aircrew Technologies, Inc. before rebranding in January 2019.

Infinite Cooling Inc. specializes in water recovery systems designed for power plants and other industrial facilities. Founded in 2017 and based in Massachusetts, the company focuses on mitigating water scarcity by employing innovative technology that utilizes high-voltage electric fields to capture and recycle water evaporating from cooling towers. This approach allows power plants, data centers, and factories to significantly reduce water consumption and treatment costs, thereby promoting more sustainable operations. Through its efforts in wastewater management and recycling, Infinite Cooling aims to address environmental challenges related to water waste in industrial processes.

Antora Energy specializes in providing zero-carbon industrial heat and power solutions for heavy industries, aiming to replace fossil fuels with cleaner alternatives. The company has developed innovative thermal batteries that utilize excess electricity generated from solar and wind sources. These batteries store thermal energy by heating blocks of carbon, which can then be used to produce reliable power and heat. By integrating renewable resources into the electricity grid, Antora enables industries to achieve sustainable and dependable energy solutions while significantly reducing carbon emissions.

LightWorks Metrology develops coordinate measuring machines and 3D interferometer systems using interferometry. The company was established in 2019 and is based in Holladay, Utah.

Interphase Materials is an advanced materials company that provides solutions to improve efficiency of heat transfer and reduce maintenance costs in cooling systems. With corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA, their customers include power plants, commercial and industrial HVAC systems, international heat exchanger manufacturers, as well as the U.S. Navy. Interphase’s HTE system has been shown to improve heat exchanger heat transfer efficiency by 5-10% in preliminary tests. It was founded in 2015.

Dimien manufactures ceramics and inorganics for use as additives. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Buffalo, New York.

S4 Mobile Laboratories creates mobile soil laboratories to map what’s underground in real-time. S4's subterra mobile soil laboratories provide automated, robotic detection, analysis, and 3D mapping of chemical signatures in real-time. By collecting and aggregating data from sites across the world, the results are accurate in pinpointing chemical signatures, providing on-site, instantaneous analysis while eliminating the costs and delays of lab work.

ESTAT Actuation, founded in 2019 and based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, specializes in the development of electroadhesive clutches aimed at enhancing the capabilities and affordability of robots and machines. The company's innovative products provide engineers with advanced actuation hardware that reduces both the size and cost of traditional actuators. By offering lightweight and low-power clutches, ESTAT Actuation enables clients to improve the performance and efficiency of their robotic systems and machinery.

Fluidion specializes in developing advanced systems for water sampling and analysis across various environments, including rivers, lakes, and deep ocean waters. The company focuses on creating tools for automated sampling and high-resolution monitoring to address challenges in water quality assessment, particularly in low-pressure conditions and sensitive environments. By integrating MEMS and microfluidic technologies, Fluidion's systems enable precise chemical measurement and microbiological analysis, facilitating intelligent actions through metrological capsules. The company is committed to ongoing research and development, aiming for growth through national and international collaborations in the water quality monitoring sector.

Ultrasonic Technologies is a manufacturer of electronic equipment that specializes in automatic tools and quality control systems.

Squishy Robotics Inc., founded in 2017 and based in Berkeley, California, specializes in developing mobile sensing robots designed for disaster rescue, remote monitoring, and space exploration. These robots, characterized by their shape-shifting, tensegrity structures, are lightweight, cost-effective, and capable of traversing challenging terrains. They are equipped with a range of sensors, including visual, audio, chemical, biological, radiological, and GPS, enabling them to provide crucial situational awareness and sensor data to first responders in hazardous environments. The company's primary focus is on the HazMat and CBRNE response market, where their technology enhances safety and efficiency in emergency situations. Squishy Robotics envisions future applications for its customizable platform, which may extend to scientific monitoring, delivery services, smart home appliances, and educational tools for various audiences including students and hobbyists.

Nielson Scientific develops custom UVC systems that produce precise and consistent UVC doses for industrial applications. The company is based in Lehi, Utah.

Infinite Cooling Inc. specializes in water recovery systems designed for power plants and other industrial facilities. Founded in 2017 and based in Massachusetts, the company focuses on mitigating water scarcity by employing innovative technology that utilizes high-voltage electric fields to capture and recycle water evaporating from cooling towers. This approach allows power plants, data centers, and factories to significantly reduce water consumption and treatment costs, thereby promoting more sustainable operations. Through its efforts in wastewater management and recycling, Infinite Cooling aims to address environmental challenges related to water waste in industrial processes.

re:3D reduces production complexity by providing affordable, industrial 3D printers that transform big ideas into tangible realities. With a build volume of eight cubic feet and robust construction, Gigabot can print objects 30x larger than competing desktop models. Up until now, personal 3D printing has been limited to toys and trinkets, while the Gigabot will bring your biggest dreams to life. re:3D's customer base comprises an esteemed group of designers, small business owners, manufacturers, educators, prototypists, and hobbyists in over 30 countries around the globe. Currently, re:3D is scaling manufacturing operations, and exploring alternate materials and feedstocks with global leaders in material and life sciences.

Malachite Technologies offers fully integrated equipment and process services. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Sensatek Propulsion Technology, Inc. specializes in the development of wireless ceramic sensors designed to monitor extreme temperature, pressure, and strain in challenging environments. Its flagship product, Smartjet, enables real-time wireless monitoring within applications such as fuel cells, gas turbine engines, and rocket propulsion systems. The company also offers Vision AI, which extracts vibration data from video pixels to provide a cost-effective and easily deployable solution for wireless vibration and condition monitoring. This technology aids in preventing downtime and optimizing the performance of energy assets like hydroelectric and wind turbines by identifying issues such as shaft misalignment and excessive vibrations. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Daytona Beach, Florida, Sensatek conducts extensive research in ceramic processing and analysis, focusing on the synthesis and characterization of advanced ceramic materials suitable for high-temperature and harsh environments.

Metalmark Innovations, Inc. develops advanced 3D nanostructured coatings designed to treat airborne pollutants and toxins, thereby enhancing indoor air quality. The company offers its innovative materials as coating additives for various applications, including building materials and vehicle interiors. Its technology effectively targets and breaks down harmful substances such as hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, ozone, PM2.5, volatile organic compounds, odors, and germs in diverse transportation settings, including airplanes, ships, trains, cars, and buses. Founded in 2017 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, Metalmark Innovations aims to address the pressing challenges of air pollution and climate change through its cutting-edge air cleaning solutions. The company was previously known as Aircrew Technologies, Inc. before rebranding in January 2019.

Fortify is an advanced manufacturing startup focused on transforming additive manufacturing through innovative technologies. The company has developed a patented process that merges 3D printing with magnetic alignment to produce reinforced carbon fiber composites. Utilizing digital light processing (DLP) and magnetics, Fortify creates high-resolution, bespoke microstructures in 3D printed composite products, allowing engineers to design items with specific mechanical properties tailored to various applications. These applications range from injection mold tooling to high-performance components used in demanding environments. Fortify's approach enables digital component manufacturers to access durable and high-performance composites more efficiently and cost-effectively.

Weiss Envirotronics offers pre-engineered, custom environmental test chambers, and equipment for industries. Weiss Envirotronics offers testing solutions for all industries, whether they are testing extreme temperatures, humidity, altitude, vibration, or a combination of these. Weiss Envirotronics designs and manufactures temperature, humidity, vibration, altitude, thermal shock test chambers, portable shock chambers, burn-in chambers, custom equipment, fluid chillers, air burn-in systems, SAE dust chambers, combustion air units, automotive test systems, drive-in chambers, conditioned rooms, and forced air ovens.

Innerspec Technologies specializes in designing and commercializing non-destructive testing systems, positioning itself as a leader in high-power ultrasonics and Electro-Magnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT) technology for the inspection of metallic parts and components. Headquartered in Forest, Virginia, the company also maintains regional offices in Spain and China. Innerspec provides a range of products and services, including fully automated turnkey solutions and advanced ultrasonic equipment, to meet the needs of its customers in various commercial applications.

Serinus Labs, Inc. is a manufacturer of nano-scale silicon gas sensors, established in 2017 and located in Berkeley, California. The company specializes in developing integrated chip-scale gas sensors tailored for various industries, including health and safety, automotive, consumer electronics, and healthcare. Serinus Labs offers custom solutions for both established and emerging gas sensor markets, focusing on applications such as Li-ion battery state-of-health monitoring. Their ultra-low-power trace gas sensors contribute to enhancing battery intelligence, particularly in electric vehicles, addressing critical needs in strategic markets.

Pow.bio specializes in intelligent fermentation services tailored for industrial and synthetic biology applications. The company aims to transform innovative ideas into profitable products by utilizing continuous fermentation combined with advanced control methodologies. This approach allows Pow.bio to optimize fermentation processes rapidly, resulting in high yields at reduced costs. Their fermentation capabilities range from 1 to 100 liters, accommodating various microorganisms, including bacteria, yeast, and filamentous fungi. By addressing the capacity challenges in fermentation, Pow.bio seeks to empower scientists to develop sustainable alternatives that can compete with traditional, less sustainable practices.

ActiBioMotion, founded in 2015 and based in Coralville, Iowa, specializes in developing physical modeling and motion analysis systems and software tailored for the transportation and machinery industries. The company focuses on facilitating the development, testing, and evaluation of human transport systems. Its products enable the recording and analysis of the effects of vibration on individuals in supine positions, capturing accurate data on human vibrations and interpreting the impacts of shocks, posture changes, and limb flexion. In addition to its software solutions, ActiBioMotion offers a range of engineering services aimed at mitigating transmitted vibrations in the low-frequency range, providing organizations with comprehensive tools to enhance human transport systems.

Antora Energy specializes in providing zero-carbon industrial heat and power solutions for heavy industries, aiming to replace fossil fuels with cleaner alternatives. The company has developed innovative thermal batteries that utilize excess electricity generated from solar and wind sources. These batteries store thermal energy by heating blocks of carbon, which can then be used to produce reliable power and heat. By integrating renewable resources into the electricity grid, Antora enables industries to achieve sustainable and dependable energy solutions while significantly reducing carbon emissions.

Rebound Technologies, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing and supply of advanced thermal energy storage systems tailored for commercial refrigeration and off-grid cooling applications. Founded in 2012 and based in Commerce City, Colorado, the company offers innovative products such as IcePoint, which integrates an embedded thermal energy storage system to significantly reduce cooling costs for supermarkets, and SunChill, designed for agricultural needs in developing regions. SunChill effectively converts solar thermal energy into refrigeration, enhancing agricultural productivity by rapidly cooling harvested crops and maintaining their quality at local markets. Rebound Technologies emphasizes customized solutions that utilize renewable resources and waste heat capture, aiming to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs while supporting self-sustaining business models. The company's initiatives are currently backed by research grants from the U.S. Federal Government.

3DEO, Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Gardena, California, specializes in the high-volume production of small stainless steel metal components through advanced 3D metal printing technology. The company focuses on facilitating a seamless transition from prototyping to final production for its clients by utilizing patented methods and Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM). In addition to its core manufacturing capabilities, 3DEO offers a data analytics platform that enables users to capture, store, and interact with location-based data. This platform integrates information from various applications and IoT devices, providing businesses with customizable insights to inform strategic decisions. Through this dual offering of manufacturing and data analytics, 3DEO assists clients in innovating and improving their product development processes.

Squishy Robotics Inc., founded in 2017 and based in Berkeley, California, specializes in developing mobile sensing robots designed for disaster rescue, remote monitoring, and space exploration. These robots, characterized by their shape-shifting, tensegrity structures, are lightweight, cost-effective, and capable of traversing challenging terrains. They are equipped with a range of sensors, including visual, audio, chemical, biological, radiological, and GPS, enabling them to provide crucial situational awareness and sensor data to first responders in hazardous environments. The company's primary focus is on the HazMat and CBRNE response market, where their technology enhances safety and efficiency in emergency situations. Squishy Robotics envisions future applications for its customizable platform, which may extend to scientific monitoring, delivery services, smart home appliances, and educational tools for various audiences including students and hobbyists.

re:3D reduces production complexity by providing affordable, industrial 3D printers that transform big ideas into tangible realities. With a build volume of eight cubic feet and robust construction, Gigabot can print objects 30x larger than competing desktop models. Up until now, personal 3D printing has been limited to toys and trinkets, while the Gigabot will bring your biggest dreams to life. re:3D's customer base comprises an esteemed group of designers, small business owners, manufacturers, educators, prototypists, and hobbyists in over 30 countries around the globe. Currently, re:3D is scaling manufacturing operations, and exploring alternate materials and feedstocks with global leaders in material and life sciences.

Sensatek Propulsion Technology, Inc. specializes in the development of wireless ceramic sensors designed to monitor extreme temperature, pressure, and strain in challenging environments. Its flagship product, Smartjet, enables real-time wireless monitoring within applications such as fuel cells, gas turbine engines, and rocket propulsion systems. The company also offers Vision AI, which extracts vibration data from video pixels to provide a cost-effective and easily deployable solution for wireless vibration and condition monitoring. This technology aids in preventing downtime and optimizing the performance of energy assets like hydroelectric and wind turbines by identifying issues such as shaft misalignment and excessive vibrations. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Daytona Beach, Florida, Sensatek conducts extensive research in ceramic processing and analysis, focusing on the synthesis and characterization of advanced ceramic materials suitable for high-temperature and harsh environments.

Tech4Imaging is a leading developer of non-invasive imaging technology aimed at commercial and industrial applications. The company specializes in creating advanced instrumentation that provides critical information for optimizing and automating processes in challenging conditions where traditional tools may fail. Central to their innovation is proprietary capacitance-based imaging technology, specifically Electrical Capacitance Volume Tomography (ECVT), developed in collaboration with researchers from The Ohio State University. This technology addresses complex multiphase flow challenges encountered in various industries. Tech4Imaging holds over 15 patents and has published more than 30 peer-reviewed journal articles, underscoring its commitment to research and development. The company offers a range of products, including acquisition hardware, sensors, and software, alongside consultation services, all designed to enhance industrial process visualization and efficiency. Through strong partnerships and a focus on core values, Tech4Imaging continues to advance its technological offerings and expand its impact in the industry.

Fluidion specializes in developing advanced systems for water sampling and analysis across various environments, including rivers, lakes, and deep ocean waters. The company focuses on creating tools for automated sampling and high-resolution monitoring to address challenges in water quality assessment, particularly in low-pressure conditions and sensitive environments. By integrating MEMS and microfluidic technologies, Fluidion's systems enable precise chemical measurement and microbiological analysis, facilitating intelligent actions through metrological capsules. The company is committed to ongoing research and development, aiming for growth through national and international collaborations in the water quality monitoring sector.

Obsidianon is engaged in precision manufacturing applications. They offer production-grade printers to manufacturers fabricating high-value components for advanced systems. They are involved in working with a variety of inputs, such as aluminum, copper, and stainless steel.

Skyven Technologies is an energy-as-a-service company focused on decarbonizing industrial process heat for manufacturers in hard-to-decarbonize sectors. The company aims to reduce onsite CO2 emissions by providing clean, emissions-free process heat at costs lower than natural gas. Skyven implements advanced decarbonization technologies, such as their Arcturus line of steam-generating heat pumps, without requiring capital expenditures or disrupting manufacturing processes. They monitor carbon emissions in real-time and charge clients only for the clean energy supplied. Additionally, Skyven offers dashboards that display real-time data on savings and carbon metrics, supporting facilities in their transition to greener energy sources while also recovering waste heat to produce sustainable steam.

Inkbit Corporation, founded in 2017 and based in Medford, Massachusetts, specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of 3D printers. The company has developed an advanced additive manufacturing platform that integrates 3D printing with machine vision technology, allowing for the rapid production of polymer parts. By employing machine learning and artificial intelligence, Inkbit delivers a multi-material jetting platform that meets the speed and precision required for demanding industrial applications. The expertise of its team, comprised of MIT-trained scientists and engineers, spans industrial systems, design software, and material science, enabling Inkbit to bridge the gap between prototyping and large-scale manufacturing. This innovation facilitates the on-demand production of both multi-material and end-use products, positioning Inkbit as a leader in the mass-market additive manufacturing sector.

Mazdak International is a capsule pipeline technology company that specializes in deep dredging.

Kinetic, Inc. is a company that develops and manufactures wearable devices aimed at reducing workplace injuries for industrial workers. Founded in 2014 and based in New York, Kinetic offers a product known as Reflex, which attaches to a worker's belt and monitors activities that may pose a risk of injury, such as unsafe postures, jumping off vehicles, and slips and falls. The device utilizes analytics to provide reminders and notifications to workers when high-risk motions are detected, thereby promoting safety in environments like construction sites, warehouses, and factories. Additionally, Reflex can function as a sensor for detecting COVID-19 exposure, enhancing workplace health measures. Kinetic combines its wearable technology with cloud-based software to effectively address injury prevention in the industrial workforce.

Carbice Corporation, founded in 2012 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializes in thermal interface technology components. The company produces Carbice Carbon, an advanced thermal interface material designed to lower device temperatures and effectively dissipate heat from product packaging. By utilizing a composite of recycled aluminum and aligned carbon nanotubes, Carbice Carbon sets a standard for performance, reliability, and cost-effective assembly across various sectors, including electronics, energy, and industrial applications. The technology addresses critical heat dissipation challenges faced by electronic devices, enabling clients to enhance thermo-connectivity management. Founded by Georgia Tech Professor Baratunde Cola and a team of researchers, Carbice also maintains an office in London and is expanding with a new location in Toulouse, France.

Applied Novel Devices, founded in 2008 and based in Austin, Texas, specializes in developing semiconductor device architectures for discrete and integrated power products. The company focuses on innovative exfoliation technology that improves the manufacturability and reliability of thin crystalline power devices. This technology significantly reduces costs while enhancing performance for power devices used in a wide array of applications, including consumer electronics, communications, automotive, and industrial sectors. Additionally, Applied Novel Devices creates tools and technologies for crystalline semiconductor devices, allowing clients to scale device metrics effectively while maintaining favorable cost structures.

Carnot's proprietary isothermal compression process is the most energy efficient and economical air and gas compression method in the marketplace. Carnot’s process creates millions of tiny gas bubbles surrounded by water. The thermal capacity of water is 3,500 times that of air, therefore water absorbs all the heat of compression. Carnot’s ratio of water surface area/gas bubbles has absorption capacity of ~7500 watts of heat energy, or over 1800 times what is necessary for isothermal compression. Energy costs account for over 75% of total lifecycle costs for conventional compressors. Carnot's technology will generate at least 25% energy savings versus most applications. Carnot is addressing a $30 billion global market opportunity, with a diversified base of industrial end users for air and gas compression, refrigeration, liquefied natural gas and CNG transportation, and energy storage applications.

PAX Scientific, Inc. is an engineering research and product design company based in San Rafael, California, specializing in fluid dynamics. Founded in 1997, the company develops solutions for various fluid-related industrial challenges, focusing on air-handling technologies such as fans and blowers, as well as marine hull designs. PAX Scientific also addresses water and wastewater management and industrial mixing technologies. Its innovative equipment is designed to minimize turbulence, reduce friction and noise, and enhance heat transfer, ultimately providing energy-efficient alternatives that improve performance. The company markets its fan designs through licensing agreements across various sectors, including industrial, domestic, computer, and automotive markets.

LumiShield Technologies Inc. specializes in anti-corrosion products tailored for the metal plating industry. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the company has introduced Lumidize®, an innovative aluminum oxide coating designed for the $11 billion metal pretreatment market. This coating enhances the adhesion of paints to various metal substrates, significantly improving corrosion resistance. LumiShield's products cater to diverse sectors, including biomedical, automotive, aerospace, infrastructure, electronics, manufacturing, marine, and consumer goods. By leveraging their proprietary chemistry, Lumidize® allows manufacturers to utilize existing capital equipment, streamlining production processes and reducing costs while addressing environmental concerns associated with traditional technologies.

Atomnaut is a developer of advanced microscopy technology, specifically a 3D atomic resolution microscope that utilizes unique projection technology to accurately identify and detect the position of atoms in three-dimensional space. This innovative tool enables detailed imaging, analysis, sequencing, and design at the atomic level, allowing scientists to understand and manipulate materials more effectively. The company specializes in materials engineering and offers a range of advanced materials, including silicon transistors, high-strength steels, nanowires, quantum dots, tungsten alloys suitable for fusion or aerospace applications, and nanostructured light and strong aluminum alloys. Atomnaut's technology supports a variety of scientific and engineering applications, pushing the boundaries of materials research and development.

Grid Logic is a team of scientists, engineers, and manufacturing professionals that are passionate about building revolutionary technology for the manufacturing industry. Grid Logic's work in additive manufacturing has grown from R&D in nanostructured materials that are leading to lower-cost superconductors and high-performance magnets. The industry specialized in industrial 3D printing using metals, additive manufacturing, metallic component repair, encapsulated powders, and more.

Infinium Metals, based in Natick, Massachusetts, specializes in the development and commercialization of advanced metallurgical processes for producing lightweight and magnetic materials. The company manufactures essential metals including magnesium, titanium, tantalum, neodymium, dysprosium, and solar-grade silicon using innovative techniques such as solid oxide membrane electrolysis. This low-energy process not only enhances efficiency but also minimizes environmental impact. Infinium Metals provides magnesium for fuel-efficient vehicles and aircraft components, neodymium for magnets used in wind turbines and hybrid vehicles, and elements for high power-to-weight generators. Additionally, the company offers recycling solutions for magnesium and rare earth elements. Infinium serves various industries, including aerospace, automotive, consumer technology, defense, energy, and mass transit. Originally founded in 2008 as Metal Oxygen Separation Technologies, Inc., the company rebranded in 2013 to reflect its broader focus on clean metals.

Malachite Technologies offers fully integrated equipment and process services. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Innovas Technologies provides automatic condenser and chiller tube cleaning systems that improve energy efficiency and reduce maintenance. The company's system provides condenser tube cleaning systems for on-load cleaning of surface condensers in steam or combined cycle plants, cleans heat exchangers naturally and sustainably without costly process shutdowns or chemicals, and enables its clients to improve the energy efficiency of water-cooled chillers and central chilled water plants in a cost-effective manner.

3DEO, Inc., founded in 2016 and based in Gardena, California, specializes in the high-volume production of small stainless steel metal components through advanced 3D metal printing technology. The company focuses on facilitating a seamless transition from prototyping to final production for its clients by utilizing patented methods and Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM). In addition to its core manufacturing capabilities, 3DEO offers a data analytics platform that enables users to capture, store, and interact with location-based data. This platform integrates information from various applications and IoT devices, providing businesses with customizable insights to inform strategic decisions. Through this dual offering of manufacturing and data analytics, 3DEO assists clients in innovating and improving their product development processes.

The name "Mallinda" is a mashup of the words "malleable" and "industries". Mallinda is a developer and material supplier of Pliashell, a new platform technology of intrinsically recyclable and malleable self-healing polymers for the rapidly growing advanced composites industry. Pliashell is a new class of malleable thermoset polymers that enables the manufacture of lightweight, strong, remoldable, and recyclable composite materials. Pliashell advanced fiber reinforced composites have demonstrated ability to be molded at relatively low temperatures. The absence of a curing step drastically reduces manufacturing cycle times. This technology is revolutionizing product development in a variety of market segments

Nano Hydrophobics specializes in providing industrial coatings that enhance energy efficiency and reduce maintenance needs for heat transfer systems. The company focuses on the development of nanoscopic coatings designed to prevent fouling on heat exchange surfaces. These innovative coatings impart self-cleaning properties, allowing heat exchangers to operate effectively without interruption. By improving the performance and longevity of these systems, Nano Hydrophobics enables businesses to increase operational uptime, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing both maintenance costs and energy consumption. This approach not only contributes to cost savings but also helps in minimizing the carbon footprint of industrial operations.

MTR is a manufacturing company that develops and produces membrane-based separation systems for various industries. The company offers a comprehensive variety of gas separation systems for petrochemical plants, refineries, and gas processing plants. They are also custom engineered to meet the application and industry.

All Power Labs is a global company based in Berkeley, California, that specializes in the manufacture and design of biomass gasifier generators aimed at addressing distributed energy needs. Founded in 2008, the company emerged from the open-source Gasifier Experimenter’s Kit, which supports research, education, and DIY projects related to biomass thermal conversion. Its products enable users to generate on-demand power at a significantly lower operating cost compared to diesel and a more affordable capital cost than solar energy. All Power Labs focuses on providing small-scale gasification solutions, alongside physical tools and information resources, to promote renewable energy usage and assist users in reducing costs while potentially achieving a carbon-negative impact.

AndrosRobotics specializes in developing robotic technology products tailored for light payload pick-and-place applications in logistics. The company manufactures intelligent robotic devices that focus on intensive gait training and enhancing human mobility services. Their offerings include human-safe robots that are both powerful and gentle, designed to operate effectively in public spaces. Additionally, AndrosRobotics provides low-cost, force-controlled, plug-and-play actuators, enabling clients to integrate these advanced technologies seamlessly into their operations.

Wazer is a company that has developed a desktop waterjet cutter aimed at making industrial manufacturing accessible to individuals and small businesses. This innovative machine utilizes a high-pressure stream of water combined with abrasive micro-particles to cut through a wide range of materials, including metals, glass, stone, ceramics, carbon fibers, wood, plastics, rubber, and foam. Unlike other popular fabrication tools that are limited to softer materials, Wazer's cutter offers the ability to work with virtually any material, providing professional-grade fabrication capabilities. By significantly reducing the cost and size of waterjet cutting technology, Wazer enables users to achieve precision cuts in their workshops, thus democratizing advanced manufacturing techniques.

Advanced Chemical Systems provides water treatment services, including boiler maintenance and cooling water treatment, filtration, and purification treatment. Their equipment and chemicals, acids, caustic soda, coagulants and flocculants, filter presses, flow meters, metal precipitants, ph probes, polymers, services, and systems, boiling and cooling systems, dissolved air flotation systems, filtration and purification systems, RO systems, and ph neutralization systems.

Metal Fatigue Solutions develops devices and systems to indicate status of fatigue damage in a metal component.

Olis Robotics specializes in developing advanced software solutions for industrial telerobotic systems, enabling clients to simplify and enhance robotic operations in real-time. The company's flagship product, Olis Connect, features a unique visual interface and patent-pending force feedback technology, which allows operators to remotely monitor, diagnose, and control robotic systems with unprecedented precision. Olis Robotics employs a two-dimensional and three-dimensional video fusion platform that integrates haptic guidance control, machine learning, and data fusion. This innovative approach empowers users to manage complex robotic tasks intuitively, promoting efficiency and success across various industries.

Supercool Metals specializes in the development of ultrahigh strength metals that provide processability similar to plastics. The company employs advanced manufacturing techniques to create custom components using amorphous metals and bulk metallic glasses, which exhibit superior properties compared to traditional materials like steel, titanium, and aluminum alloys. These innovative materials allow for unique product designs, enhanced structural integrity, and lightweight solutions, while also enabling precision and complex geometries that exceed the capabilities of conventional metal manufacturing methods. Through its novel approaches, Supercool Metals supports customers in miniaturizing components and improving overall product functionalities.

Kinetic, Inc. is a company that develops and manufactures wearable devices aimed at reducing workplace injuries for industrial workers. Founded in 2014 and based in New York, Kinetic offers a product known as Reflex, which attaches to a worker's belt and monitors activities that may pose a risk of injury, such as unsafe postures, jumping off vehicles, and slips and falls. The device utilizes analytics to provide reminders and notifications to workers when high-risk motions are detected, thereby promoting safety in environments like construction sites, warehouses, and factories. Additionally, Reflex can function as a sensor for detecting COVID-19 exposure, enhancing workplace health measures. Kinetic combines its wearable technology with cloud-based software to effectively address injury prevention in the industrial workforce.

Carnot's proprietary isothermal compression process is the most energy efficient and economical air and gas compression method in the marketplace. Carnot’s process creates millions of tiny gas bubbles surrounded by water. The thermal capacity of water is 3,500 times that of air, therefore water absorbs all the heat of compression. Carnot’s ratio of water surface area/gas bubbles has absorption capacity of ~7500 watts of heat energy, or over 1800 times what is necessary for isothermal compression. Energy costs account for over 75% of total lifecycle costs for conventional compressors. Carnot's technology will generate at least 25% energy savings versus most applications. Carnot is addressing a $30 billion global market opportunity, with a diversified base of industrial end users for air and gas compression, refrigeration, liquefied natural gas and CNG transportation, and energy storage applications.

PAX Scientific, Inc. is an engineering research and product design company based in San Rafael, California, specializing in fluid dynamics. Founded in 1997, the company develops solutions for various fluid-related industrial challenges, focusing on air-handling technologies such as fans and blowers, as well as marine hull designs. PAX Scientific also addresses water and wastewater management and industrial mixing technologies. Its innovative equipment is designed to minimize turbulence, reduce friction and noise, and enhance heat transfer, ultimately providing energy-efficient alternatives that improve performance. The company markets its fan designs through licensing agreements across various sectors, including industrial, domestic, computer, and automotive markets.

Applied Novel Devices, founded in 2008 and based in Austin, Texas, specializes in developing semiconductor device architectures for discrete and integrated power products. The company focuses on innovative exfoliation technology that improves the manufacturability and reliability of thin crystalline power devices. This technology significantly reduces costs while enhancing performance for power devices used in a wide array of applications, including consumer electronics, communications, automotive, and industrial sectors. Additionally, Applied Novel Devices creates tools and technologies for crystalline semiconductor devices, allowing clients to scale device metrics effectively while maintaining favorable cost structures.

Carbice Corporation, founded in 2012 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializes in thermal interface technology components. The company produces Carbice Carbon, an advanced thermal interface material designed to lower device temperatures and effectively dissipate heat from product packaging. By utilizing a composite of recycled aluminum and aligned carbon nanotubes, Carbice Carbon sets a standard for performance, reliability, and cost-effective assembly across various sectors, including electronics, energy, and industrial applications. The technology addresses critical heat dissipation challenges faced by electronic devices, enabling clients to enhance thermo-connectivity management. Founded by Georgia Tech Professor Baratunde Cola and a team of researchers, Carbice also maintains an office in London and is expanding with a new location in Toulouse, France.

LumiShield Technologies Inc. specializes in anti-corrosion products tailored for the metal plating industry. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the company has introduced Lumidize®, an innovative aluminum oxide coating designed for the $11 billion metal pretreatment market. This coating enhances the adhesion of paints to various metal substrates, significantly improving corrosion resistance. LumiShield's products cater to diverse sectors, including biomedical, automotive, aerospace, infrastructure, electronics, manufacturing, marine, and consumer goods. By leveraging their proprietary chemistry, Lumidize® allows manufacturers to utilize existing capital equipment, streamlining production processes and reducing costs while addressing environmental concerns associated with traditional technologies.

C-Motive Technologies Inc., founded in 2012 and based in Madison, Wisconsin, specializes in the development and commercialization of innovative electric motor technology. The company focuses on creating sustainable motors that operate using static electricity, eliminating the need for rare earth materials and significantly reducing copper usage. C-Motive's electrostatic motors are designed to deliver high torque density for stationary industrial applications and e-mobility, aiming to decarbonize these sectors. By utilizing lightweight metals, plastics, and dielectric materials instead of traditional components like steel and copper coils, C-Motive's technology offers double the power at half the weight. With over 90% efficiency in direct drive low-speed applications, these motors represent a significant advancement in clean technology, contributing to lower carbon emissions in various industries.

Spectradyne specializes in the microfluidic measurement of nanoparticles through the development of a sophisticated nanoparticle analyzer. This device employs an electrical measurement technique that enables the precise analysis of individual nanoparticles as they traverse a nanoconstriction. By utilizing microfluidic resistive pulse sensing, Spectradyne's technology not only measures the diameter of each particle but also accumulates statistically reliable distributions of particle sizes and provides quantitative concentration information. This capability allows businesses to standardize accurate concentration measurements for nanoparticles, enhancing the reliability of their analytical processes.

Dimien manufactures ceramics and inorganics for use as additives. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Buffalo, New York.

Neuvokas is a Start-up developing high-speed process technology to manufacture Basalt Fiber Reinforced Polymer Rebar (BFRP). It specializes in building materials and manufacturing. It was founded in 2013 and headquartered in Calumet, Michigan.

The name "Mallinda" is a mashup of the words "malleable" and "industries". Mallinda is a developer and material supplier of Pliashell, a new platform technology of intrinsically recyclable and malleable self-healing polymers for the rapidly growing advanced composites industry. Pliashell is a new class of malleable thermoset polymers that enables the manufacture of lightweight, strong, remoldable, and recyclable composite materials. Pliashell advanced fiber reinforced composites have demonstrated ability to be molded at relatively low temperatures. The absence of a curing step drastically reduces manufacturing cycle times. This technology is revolutionizing product development in a variety of market segments

Aerodyn Engineering, Inc. operates as a manufacturer and supplier of industrial components across various sectors, including aerospace, power generation, automotive, marine, and industrial. The company specializes in engineering design and analysis, manufacturing, and the application of instrumentation. It also provides rig support and on-site assistance, ensuring clients receive timely delivery of high-quality products and services. Through its comprehensive offerings, Aerodyn Engineering aims to meet the diverse needs of its clients while maintaining a focus on quality and efficiency.

Filter Sensing Technologies (FST) is an MIT spin-off established in 2008, focusing on the development of advanced sensor technologies. The company specializes in providing diesel emission control sensors, particularly for ceramic filter cleaning services. FST has invested over four years in research and development and boasts a robust patent portfolio with numerous applications both in the United States and internationally.

ANDalyze, Inc. specializes in developing products for testing water contamination through innovative catalytic DNA technologies. The company provides a range of devices, including the AND1100 Fluorimeter, which is a handheld platform designed for the testing of heavy metals in water supplies. ANDalyze's sensors and kits facilitate the rapid and reliable detection of trace metals and other hazardous chemicals, significantly reducing the time and cost associated with traditional testing methods. The company markets its products through various distributors both in the United States and internationally. Established in 2005 and based in Champaign, Illinois, ANDalyze was formerly known as Dzyme Tech before rebranding in October 2009.

Skyven Technologies is an energy-as-a-service company focused on decarbonizing industrial process heat for manufacturers in hard-to-decarbonize sectors. The company aims to reduce onsite CO2 emissions by providing clean, emissions-free process heat at costs lower than natural gas. Skyven implements advanced decarbonization technologies, such as their Arcturus line of steam-generating heat pumps, without requiring capital expenditures or disrupting manufacturing processes. They monitor carbon emissions in real-time and charge clients only for the clean energy supplied. Additionally, Skyven offers dashboards that display real-time data on savings and carbon metrics, supporting facilities in their transition to greener energy sources while also recovering waste heat to produce sustainable steam.

BTG Labs is a materials science firm that specialises in adhesion quality control for bonding, painting, coating, printing, and cleaning.

Supercool Metals specializes in the development of ultrahigh strength metals that provide processability similar to plastics. The company employs advanced manufacturing techniques to create custom components using amorphous metals and bulk metallic glasses, which exhibit superior properties compared to traditional materials like steel, titanium, and aluminum alloys. These innovative materials allow for unique product designs, enhanced structural integrity, and lightweight solutions, while also enabling precision and complex geometries that exceed the capabilities of conventional metal manufacturing methods. Through its novel approaches, Supercool Metals supports customers in miniaturizing components and improving overall product functionalities.

MTR is a manufacturing company that develops and produces membrane-based separation systems for various industries. The company offers a comprehensive variety of gas separation systems for petrochemical plants, refineries, and gas processing plants. They are also custom engineered to meet the application and industry.

Nano Hydrophobics specializes in providing industrial coatings that enhance energy efficiency and reduce maintenance needs for heat transfer systems. The company focuses on the development of nanoscopic coatings designed to prevent fouling on heat exchange surfaces. These innovative coatings impart self-cleaning properties, allowing heat exchangers to operate effectively without interruption. By improving the performance and longevity of these systems, Nano Hydrophobics enables businesses to increase operational uptime, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing both maintenance costs and energy consumption. This approach not only contributes to cost savings but also helps in minimizing the carbon footprint of industrial operations.

Fluence Analytics is a manufacturer of industrial and laboratory systems that produce continuous data streams. These measurements, combined with powerful, proprietary analytical tools, enable realtime optimization of process control and faster R&D for polymer and biopharmaceutical manufacturers.

Predictronics Corp. develops predictive analytics solutions designed to help businesses anticipate equipment failures and assess the remaining useful life of products. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the company offers its PDX platform, which enables users to gather and analyze data from various sources, as well as services in data acquisition, health monitoring, fault diagnosis, and product quality prediction. By leveraging AI and machine learning, Predictronics provides actionable insights that optimize productivity and minimize downtime across multiple sectors, including manufacturing, transportation, and energy. Since its founding in 2012, the company has grown significantly, serving over 70 major businesses globally, including Fortune 500 companies, and has received recognition for its innovative predictive solutions.

Hi-Z Technology offers goods like radioisotope power systems, miniature modules, thermoelectric systems, and commercial modules. Materials preparation, vacuum hot pressing and diffusion bonding, thermal spraying, and sputtering are just a few of the connected services it provides.

MTR is a manufacturing company that develops and produces membrane-based separation systems for various industries. The company offers a comprehensive variety of gas separation systems for petrochemical plants, refineries, and gas processing plants. They are also custom engineered to meet the application and industry.

Olis Robotics specializes in developing advanced software solutions for industrial telerobotic systems, enabling clients to simplify and enhance robotic operations in real-time. The company's flagship product, Olis Connect, features a unique visual interface and patent-pending force feedback technology, which allows operators to remotely monitor, diagnose, and control robotic systems with unprecedented precision. Olis Robotics employs a two-dimensional and three-dimensional video fusion platform that integrates haptic guidance control, machine learning, and data fusion. This innovative approach empowers users to manage complex robotic tasks intuitively, promoting efficiency and success across various industries.

EGW Technologies offers technology development and product design in industries including medical devices, laboratory equipment, avionics, defense, robotics, consumer electronics, sports equipment, transportation, industrial controls, and lighting.

Spectradyne specializes in the microfluidic measurement of nanoparticles through the development of a sophisticated nanoparticle analyzer. This device employs an electrical measurement technique that enables the precise analysis of individual nanoparticles as they traverse a nanoconstriction. By utilizing microfluidic resistive pulse sensing, Spectradyne's technology not only measures the diameter of each particle but also accumulates statistically reliable distributions of particle sizes and provides quantitative concentration information. This capability allows businesses to standardize accurate concentration measurements for nanoparticles, enhancing the reliability of their analytical processes.

Neuvokas is a Start-up developing high-speed process technology to manufacture Basalt Fiber Reinforced Polymer Rebar (BFRP). It specializes in building materials and manufacturing. It was founded in 2013 and headquartered in Calumet, Michigan.

Liteco is an independent distributor of electrical supplies based in the Maritimes, with a presence in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island through 13 branches. Established in 1976, the company specializes in a wide range of industrial electrical products, including heating and cooling systems, lighting fixtures, boxes and accessories, safety equipment, tools, and venting equipment. In addition to its product offerings, Liteco provides technical services to cater to various sectors, including potash mining, pulp and paper, marine, as well as offshore oil and gas industries.