Neubility, Inc. is a South Korean company founded in 2017, specializing in the development of robotic software aimed at improving delivery services. The company focuses on creating autonomous delivery robots that utilize vision-based localization and path-planning technologies. This innovative approach addresses the challenges of last-mile delivery, particularly for food and parcel services, by enabling robots to operate in urban environments without human intervention. Neubility's solutions offer a cost-effective delivery option for caterers and consumers, helping businesses streamline their logistics and enhance service efficiency.
NeuReality is a semiconductor start-up that designs AI-as-a-service infrastructure. It addresses the challenges posed by the growing deployment of AI in the cloud, edge, and fog systems.
Aryballe Technologies SA, founded in 2014 and based in Grenoble, France, specializes in the development of advanced sensors and technologies for the identification, measurement, and representation of smells and tastes. The company produces a range of innovative products, including the eNose, an embedded sensor for odor identification, and the NeOse Pro, a universal odor detection device that utilizes proprietary O-Cell technology to replicate the human sense of smell. Additionally, Aryballe's O-Cell biosensor captures odor patterns, while its Solgel pellet sensor reacts to sulfurous gases. By integrating biochemistry, advanced optics, and machine learning, Aryballe's digital olfaction sensors serve various industries such as food and beverage, cosmetics, and automotive, enhancing decision-making in research and development, quality control, and user experience.
Inpria Corporation, founded in 2007 and based in Corvallis, Oregon, specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of EUV metal oxide photoresists. The company is recognized as a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography by utilizing inorganic photoresists and thin films for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s innovative photo-condensed molecular oxides allow for the direct deposition of atomically smooth and dense metal oxide films from a solution, which can be photopatterned. This technology enhances performance while simplifying processing, supporting advancements in EUV lithography and addressing the growing demands of the semiconductor industry.
NNAISENSE was formed in 2014 in order to build large-scale neural network solutions for industrial process inspection, modeling, and control. The Company is an outgrowth of the internationally renowned Swiss AI institute, IDSIA, which, since the early 90s, has been at the forefront of the key scientific breakthroughs in artificial neural networks, deep learning, reinforcement learning, artificial evolution, and general purpose AI. Over the last five years, we have successfully partnered with major players in diverse industries, including steel and glass production, robotics, additive manufacturing, autonomous vehicles, and renewable energy, to deliver custom solutions that add real value through cutting-edge research and real-world know-how.
Nearfield Instruments B.V., founded in 2016 and based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, specializes in the development and manufacturing of High-Throughput Scanning Probe Metrology systems designed for advanced integrated circuits. The company's innovative technology employs atomic-scale probes to scan surfaces of semiconductor samples, allowing for precise analysis of patterns and features at atomic resolution. This approach significantly enhances traditional metrology methods, enabling clients to improve production yields and the functionality of microchips during the fabrication process. Through its advanced systems, Nearfield Instruments addresses critical challenges in semiconductor manufacturing, contributing to the industry's evolution.
iBeam Materials, Inc. is a technology company based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, founded in 2011. It specializes in the development of ion-beam alignment techniques for thin layers used in optoelectronic devices. The company produces IBAD textured substrates on metal tapes and wafers, as well as crystal-aligned magnesium oxide coatings on various substrates, including metal, glass, ceramic, and polymers. These products are essential for the deposition of superconductors, such as copper oxide and iron-based materials, as well as other functional coatings. iBeam Materials focuses on creating processes for crystalline alignment that enable clients to achieve epitaxial growth of single-crystal films without the need for traditional single-crystal substrates.
Gnani Innovations Private Limited, based in Bengaluru, India, specializes in developing speech technology solutions for businesses. Founded in 2016, the company offers a range of products that leverage artificial intelligence, including voice assistants capable of converting text into human-like speech, automated call answering systems, and speech-to-text software designed for document editing. Gnani.ai focuses on enhancing customer engagement through its advanced speech recognition and natural language processing capabilities, supporting multiple languages. Their offerings also include AI-driven predictive models and omnichannel feedback consultancy, aimed at streamlining operations and reducing costs for businesses by automating customer interactions.
NanoPhotonica Inc. specializes in providing advanced nanomaterials and production techniques aimed at enhancing the performance of optoelectronic devices used in displays, solar panels, and other electronic industries. The company's materials serve a dual purpose by not only improving device characteristics but also acting as a barrier against moisture and oxygen, which helps prevent the premature degradation of organic material layers. This innovation significantly contributes to extending the operational lifespan of various devices. Established in 2009, NanoPhotonica is headquartered in Lake Mary, Florida, with a dedicated research laboratory located in Gainesville, Florida.
PlayNitride Inc. is a manufacturer based in Taiwan that specializes in MicroLED products and solutions, utilizing its proprietary PixeLED display technology. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on the research, development, design, manufacture, and sale of Micro LEDs, modules, and panels. It provides high-performance display solutions characterized by high resolution, contrast ratio, aperture ratio, fast response time, and low power consumption. In addition to its core MicroLED business, PlayNitride also produces UV LED curing systems, offering various cooling options and comprehensive design services in mechanical, optical, electrical, and thermal domains. The company serves a diverse market, with significant revenue generated in Taiwan and additional operations in South Korea and other regions.
Sila Nanotechnologies Inc. specializes in developing advanced materials for batteries that enhance energy density. The company serves various sectors, including automotive, consumer electronics, electric utilities, and aerospace, by providing innovative battery materials chemistry. Founded in 2011 and based in Alameda, California, Sila collaborates closely with leading original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to support their product development timelines and partners with battery manufacturers to facilitate commercial cell production.
Nanolux Co., Ltd., founded in 2012 and based in Tsukuba, Japan, specializes in the research and development of imaging sensors designed to enhance color night vision capabilities. The company manufactures and sells a range of electronic devices, including night vision cameras and associated electronic systems, aimed at improving surveillance and visibility monitoring. Through its innovative technology, Nanolux contributes to advancements in imaging solutions that cater to various security and monitoring needs.
CNEX Labs, Inc. is a developer of semiconductor storage solutions, specializing in NVMe PCIe SSD controller ASICs that support LightNVM/Open-Channel operations. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company also has offices in Copenhagen, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Tokyo. CNEX's products are designed for cloud, hyperscale, and enterprise data centers, offering high performance, low and predictable latency, and flexibility for software-defined storage. The controllers facilitate enhanced capabilities in big data computing and analytics, allowing customers to create differentiated SSD solutions across various form factors such as M.2, U.2, and EDSFF. By partnering with solid-state storage manufacturers and systems customers, CNEX Labs aims to drive innovation in storage technologies necessary for modern data demands.
aveni, Inc. specializes in advanced metallization technologies for semiconductor applications, particularly in damascene through silicon vias and micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS). The company offers two primary technologies: Electrografting (eG), a wet electrochemical process that facilitates the growth of high-quality thin films on conducting surfaces, and Chemicalgrafting (cG), which is designed for non-conductive substrates. Both technologies are instrumental in enhancing device performance and yield, making them essential for modern semiconductor manufacturing. Founded in 2001 as a spinoff from the Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA), aveni has established partnerships with various research and development centers, as well as leading global equipment and device manufacturers. The company operates from its headquarters in Massy, France, and leverages a skilled team of scientists and engineers with expertise in surface science, electrochemistry, and materials science to drive innovation in the field.
Reno Sub-Systems, to our longtime semiconductor friends, colleagues and customers around the world. The founding of Reno has been a very gratifying challenge which has brought together many of the best and brightest minds in the field of Semiconductor Process Equipment Instrumentation. At a time when industry consolidation and the tightening of venture capital poses a serious threat to new business formation, the founders of Reno have demonstrated the incredible power of inventing world-class technologies to enable next generation processes. With three brand new and highly disruptive technologies, we are creating a paradigm shift in the industry. At Reno, we believe there is unlimited potential for new discoveries and innovative thinking. As we move forward into the 450mm era, Reno stands at the summit of semiconductor process control equipment technology, ready to set the standards for product performance, worldwide customer support and customer satisfaction.
Nearfield Instruments B.V., founded in 2016 and based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, specializes in the development and manufacturing of High-Throughput Scanning Probe Metrology systems designed for advanced integrated circuits. The company's innovative technology employs atomic-scale probes to scan surfaces of semiconductor samples, allowing for precise analysis of patterns and features at atomic resolution. This approach significantly enhances traditional metrology methods, enabling clients to improve production yields and the functionality of microchips during the fabrication process. Through its advanced systems, Nearfield Instruments addresses critical challenges in semiconductor manufacturing, contributing to the industry's evolution.
NanoPhotonica Inc. specializes in providing advanced nanomaterials and production techniques aimed at enhancing the performance of optoelectronic devices used in displays, solar panels, and other electronic industries. The company's materials serve a dual purpose by not only improving device characteristics but also acting as a barrier against moisture and oxygen, which helps prevent the premature degradation of organic material layers. This innovation significantly contributes to extending the operational lifespan of various devices. Established in 2009, NanoPhotonica is headquartered in Lake Mary, Florida, with a dedicated research laboratory located in Gainesville, Florida.
StoreDot Ltd. is an innovative company based in Ramat-Gan, Israel, specializing in the development of advanced materials and their applications. Founded in 2012, StoreDot focuses on creating Nanodots—micro-crystals made from bioorganic peptide molecules—that enhance the performance of various devices, including batteries, supercapacitors, displays, sensors, and digital memory. The company's unique approach to designing and synthesizing new organic compounds aims to replace existing technologies by improving their physical, chemical, electrical, and optical properties. StoreDot's technology is particularly relevant for fast-charging batteries in mobile devices and electric vehicles, and the company boasts a strong team of scientists and engineering experts dedicated to transforming material science and device performance across multiple industries.
Inpria Corporation, founded in 2007 and based in Corvallis, Oregon, specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of EUV metal oxide photoresists. The company is recognized as a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography by utilizing inorganic photoresists and thin films for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s innovative photo-condensed molecular oxides allow for the direct deposition of atomically smooth and dense metal oxide films from a solution, which can be photopatterned. This technology enhances performance while simplifying processing, supporting advancements in EUV lithography and addressing the growing demands of the semiconductor industry.
Exnodes Inc., founded in 2014 and based in Fremont, California, specializes in the design and development of advanced computational imaging and machine learning technologies for semiconductor fabrication. The company's innovative solutions enable rapid detection, identification, and root-cause analysis of nanoscale defects, which are crucial for enhancing fabrication yields and conserving resources. Exnodes focuses on modern sensors, electronics, optics, mechanics, and high-speed digital processing. Its technology is particularly notable for its capability to achieve sub-10 nm sensitivity and a throughput of 120 wafers per hour at 20 nm SiO2, employing a method known as Computational Parallel Inspection. By providing effective defect detection and classification, Exnodes helps clients mitigate issues related to chip yields in cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing.
Inpria Corporation, founded in 2007 and based in Corvallis, Oregon, specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of EUV metal oxide photoresists. The company is recognized as a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography by utilizing inorganic photoresists and thin films for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s innovative photo-condensed molecular oxides allow for the direct deposition of atomically smooth and dense metal oxide films from a solution, which can be photopatterned. This technology enhances performance while simplifying processing, supporting advancements in EUV lithography and addressing the growing demands of the semiconductor industry.
SBA Materials, Inc. engages in the development and commercialization of advanced electronic materials for back-end of line and packaging applications for semiconductor manufacturing. The company focuses on commercializing low-k dielectric materials for interlayer dielectric application to address the needs of the semiconductor manufacturing industry. Its products include uLK22, uLK1X, and optical films, as well as nano-porous/meso-porous materials. The company offers materials to address the unmet needs of electronic device manufacturers. SBA Materials, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
StoreDot Ltd. is an innovative company based in Ramat-Gan, Israel, specializing in the development of advanced materials and their applications. Founded in 2012, StoreDot focuses on creating Nanodots—micro-crystals made from bioorganic peptide molecules—that enhance the performance of various devices, including batteries, supercapacitors, displays, sensors, and digital memory. The company's unique approach to designing and synthesizing new organic compounds aims to replace existing technologies by improving their physical, chemical, electrical, and optical properties. StoreDot's technology is particularly relevant for fast-charging batteries in mobile devices and electric vehicles, and the company boasts a strong team of scientists and engineering experts dedicated to transforming material science and device performance across multiple industries.
Nanosys, Inc. specializes in developing and manufacturing quantum dot technology to enhance high-definition viewing experiences in the display industry. Founded in 2001 and based in Milpitas, California, the company offers a range of products, including Quantum Dot Concentrate material, quantum dot nanomaterials, and Quantum Dot Enhancement films. These products improve color performance and brightness in a variety of consumer electronics, such as tablets, televisions, smartphones, and automotive interiors. Nanosys' quantum dot technology is compatible with various display types, including LED-LCDs, OLEDs, and micro-LEDs, and has been integrated into over 20 million devices across more than 400 unique products. The company also explores applications of its nanotechnology in areas beyond displays, such as agriculture.
Connora Technologies, Inc. is a chemistry company based in Hayward, California, specializing in the design and manufacturing of recyclable thermoset resin systems for fiber-reinforced composites. Founded in 2011, the company offers innovative products, including Recyclamine® hardeners, which enable the creation of recyclable composites, removable coatings, and adhesives. Connora's solutions promote a circular economy by facilitating the easy removal of components from composite structures, thereby reducing waste and landfill costs. The company serves major manufacturers across various industries, including transportation, sports and recreation, wind energy, and civil infrastructure. Through strategic partnerships and direct collaboration with clients, Connora aims to meet stringent manufacturing and design requirements while supporting a sustainable future in the fiber-reinforced plastics sector.
SBA Materials, Inc. engages in the development and commercialization of advanced electronic materials for back-end of line and packaging applications for semiconductor manufacturing. The company focuses on commercializing low-k dielectric materials for interlayer dielectric application to address the needs of the semiconductor manufacturing industry. Its products include uLK22, uLK1X, and optical films, as well as nano-porous/meso-porous materials. The company offers materials to address the unmet needs of electronic device manufacturers. SBA Materials, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Inpria Corporation, founded in 2007 and based in Corvallis, Oregon, specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of EUV metal oxide photoresists. The company is recognized as a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography by utilizing inorganic photoresists and thin films for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s innovative photo-condensed molecular oxides allow for the direct deposition of atomically smooth and dense metal oxide films from a solution, which can be photopatterned. This technology enhances performance while simplifying processing, supporting advancements in EUV lithography and addressing the growing demands of the semiconductor industry.
Novasentis (formerly Strategic Polymer Sciences, Inc.), created the world’s first electro-mechanical polymer (EMP), the thinnest and most flexible haptic actuator and sensor technology today, used to develop mobile and wearable products that come alive with movement and sound. By bridging consumer electronics and sensory interaction, Novasentis enables 4D spatial tactile experiences and next-generation mobile product designs. Novasentis is privately funded. The company is based in San Francisco Bay Area and has offices in Pennsylvania, Korea, and Tokyo. More information on Novasentis is online at www.novasentis.com
Cambrios Technologies Corp. develops electronic materials for the display industry. The company provides wet-processable transparent conductive films. Its nanostructured materials can be deposited using existing production equipment to achieve enhanced performance of display devices and components. The company was founded in 2002 as Semzyme, Inc. and changed its name to Cambrios Technologies Corp. in August 2004. Cambrios Technologies Corp. is based in Sunnyvale, California.
CNEX Labs, Inc. is a developer of semiconductor storage solutions, specializing in NVMe PCIe SSD controller ASICs that support LightNVM/Open-Channel operations. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company also has offices in Copenhagen, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Tokyo. CNEX's products are designed for cloud, hyperscale, and enterprise data centers, offering high performance, low and predictable latency, and flexibility for software-defined storage. The controllers facilitate enhanced capabilities in big data computing and analytics, allowing customers to create differentiated SSD solutions across various form factors such as M.2, U.2, and EDSFF. By partnering with solid-state storage manufacturers and systems customers, CNEX Labs aims to drive innovation in storage technologies necessary for modern data demands.
Inpria Corporation, founded in 2007 and based in Corvallis, Oregon, specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of EUV metal oxide photoresists. The company is recognized as a pioneer in extending semiconductor lithography by utilizing inorganic photoresists and thin films for nanoscale patterning. Inpria’s innovative photo-condensed molecular oxides allow for the direct deposition of atomically smooth and dense metal oxide films from a solution, which can be photopatterned. This technology enhances performance while simplifying processing, supporting advancements in EUV lithography and addressing the growing demands of the semiconductor industry.
XG Sciences, Inc. is a manufacturer of graphene nanoplatelets, which are advanced carbon nanoparticles derived from graphite. Headquartered in Lansing, Michigan, the company produces xGnP brand graphene nanoplatelets in various thicknesses and diameters for diverse applications across automotive, aerospace, medical, electronics, and energy storage sectors. These nanoplatelets are utilized in polymeric and metallic composites, coatings, and concrete additives, as well as in the formulation of conductive inks and coatings, electrodes, and specialty sheet products. XG Sciences also develops energy storage materials for lithium-ion batteries and provides thermal management solutions, including thermal interface materials. The company serves a global customer base, which includes research organizations, automotive suppliers, and various specialty material companies, and collaborates with partners such as national laboratories and universities. Founded in 2006, XG Sciences enhances product performance through its proprietary manufacturing technology and licensed production capabilities.
StoreDot Ltd. is an innovative company based in Ramat-Gan, Israel, specializing in the development of advanced materials and their applications. Founded in 2012, StoreDot focuses on creating Nanodots—micro-crystals made from bioorganic peptide molecules—that enhance the performance of various devices, including batteries, supercapacitors, displays, sensors, and digital memory. The company's unique approach to designing and synthesizing new organic compounds aims to replace existing technologies by improving their physical, chemical, electrical, and optical properties. StoreDot's technology is particularly relevant for fast-charging batteries in mobile devices and electric vehicles, and the company boasts a strong team of scientists and engineering experts dedicated to transforming material science and device performance across multiple industries.
Raydiance is a leading developer of ultrafast laser technology, focusing on creating compact and reliable femtosecond laser platforms for diverse industries including manufacturing, healthcare, and defense. Founded by technology pioneer Barry Schuler, the company emerged from a DARPA initiative aimed at miniaturizing ultrafast lasers for military use. Raydiance has developed the Smart Light technology, which enables innovative applications ranging from medical micro-devices to clean tech energy solutions. The company operates a high-volume manufacturing facility capable of producing thousands of units annually and has pioneered technologies like its proprietary fiber delivery system to facilitate commercial scalability. By integrating multiple markets onto its platform, Raydiance leverages volume-manufacturing techniques to reduce costs and broaden market access, transforming ultrafast lasers from specialized research tools into widely applicable technologies.
Synos Technology is the first company dedicated exclusively to the design & manufacture of high throughput ALD for large & flexible substrate, and is the technology’s acknowledged leader Since its founding in 2008, Synos has focused on improving ALD processes, observing that most ALD processing problems originate from the inefficiency in gas-solid reaction Synos has developed a unique remote plasma technology to deposit advantageous ALD films at extremely low temperature for use in flexible OLED encapsulation application In August 2008, Synos was incorporated and many key patents were filed In September 2009, Synos Display, LLC was launched and the SEALCap™ solutions were being developed for OLED encapsulation application November 2009 – JDP with SAINT (SKKU Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology) November 2012 – 3 patents granted and 45 patents pending in US
Cambrios Technologies Corp. develops electronic materials for the display industry. The company provides wet-processable transparent conductive films. Its nanostructured materials can be deposited using existing production equipment to achieve enhanced performance of display devices and components. The company was founded in 2002 as Semzyme, Inc. and changed its name to Cambrios Technologies Corp. in August 2004. Cambrios Technologies Corp. is based in Sunnyvale, California.
Novaled AG is a world-class technology provider in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technologies. With expertise in synthetic and analytical chemistry, it offers complete solutions for the organic electronic markets, commercializing Novaled's Doping technology and materials. Novaled has developed long-term partnerships with major OLED players worldwide. Its strong IP position in OLED technology is based on more than 500 patents granted or pending. In operation since March 2003, Novaled is headquartered in Dresden, Germany with branch offices in Asia.
nLIGHT, Inc. is a technology company that designs, develops, and manufactures semiconductor and fiber lasers tailored for industrial, microfabrication, aerospace, and defense applications. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, nLIGHT operates through two main segments: Laser Products, which encompasses semiconductor lasers, fiber lasers, and directed energy products, and Advanced Development, which focuses on revenue from research and development contracts. The company is recognized for its innovative, high-power continuous wave fiber lasers, which offer advantages in programmability and reliability over traditional options. nLIGHT markets its products primarily to original equipment manufacturers in the United States, China, South Korea, and Finland, utilizing a direct sales force as well as independent sales representatives and distributors in various regions of Asia and Europe. The firm emphasizes early customer engagement in the design process and employs a platform approach to product development to align its laser solutions with specific customer needs.
Intematix Corporation engages in developing, manufacturing, marketing, and selling nano, bulk, and thin film materials to light and imaging markets. The company offers phosphors materials for LED, CCFL, CFL, and security/detection applications; lighting solutions; and energy storage/clean energy materials technologies, including fuel cell and battery materials. It also provides chips and silicones in the greater China market. Intematix Corporation was founded in 2000 and is based in Fremont, California with a technology center in Yang Mei, Taiwan.
Intematix Corporation engages in developing, manufacturing, marketing, and selling nano, bulk, and thin film materials to light and imaging markets. The company offers phosphors materials for LED, CCFL, CFL, and security/detection applications; lighting solutions; and energy storage/clean energy materials technologies, including fuel cell and battery materials. It also provides chips and silicones in the greater China market. Intematix Corporation was founded in 2000 and is based in Fremont, California with a technology center in Yang Mei, Taiwan.
Sonics is a leading provider of network-on-chip (NoC) technology, specializing in intelligent on-chip communications solutions for various applications, including home entertainment, wireless networking, and mobile devices. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Milpitas, California, the company offers a comprehensive portfolio of silicon-proven intellectual property (IP) that addresses the memory bottlenecks and data flow challenges associated with complex, high-speed system-on-chip (SoC) designs. By enabling heterogeneous, multi-core SoC architectures, Sonics integrates essential subsystems, such as security, power, and memory, to deliver high performance and low power consumption. Its innovative technology has facilitated the shipment of over 750 million units globally, positioning Sonics as a key player in the embedded market.