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UVeye Ltd. is a computer vision company that specializes in designing and manufacturing advanced vehicle inspection systems. Established in 2016 and based in Stamford, Connecticut, UVeye's technology employs high-resolution cameras and machine learning algorithms to scan vehicles quickly, identifying anomalies such as oil leaks, rust, and potential security threats like concealed weapons. The company's offerings include a stationary under vehicle inspection system and a lightweight mobile unit, both capable of generating 3D images of a vehicle's undercarriage. These systems are utilized in over 200 locations worldwide, including government facilities, dealerships, and vehicle fleets. UVeye's products also feature license plate recognition capabilities, storing vehicle information for future reference. The company has received support from notable investors, including major automotive manufacturers, emphasizing its importance in enhancing maintenance and security across various sectors.

SiLC Technologies is a startup specializing in silicon photonics, focusing on photonic sensors and 3D imaging applications. The company develops innovative technologies and integrated solutions that cater to the increasing demands of an autonomous and intelligent environment. SiLC's products are designed to enable machines to perceive their surroundings similarly to humans, offering long-range, interference-free operation and instantaneous velocity for low-latency object classification and threat detection. This capability allows for accurate diagnostics and measurement of moving objects, as well as effective human detection and analysis.

Taranis operates an agriculture intelligence platform that leverages advanced computer vision, data science, and deep learning algorithms to monitor agricultural fields effectively. The platform provides high-precision aerial surveillance imagery, enabling farmers to detect early signs of issues such as weeds, nutrient deficiencies, crop diseases, insect infestations, and water damage. By offering detailed insights, Taranis helps agribusinesses make informed decisions that can prevent crop yield loss and enhance productivity.

JIMU Intelligent is a technology company based in Wuhan, China, founded in 2011, specializing in the development of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) powered by artificial intelligence. The company manufactures various products designed to enhance vehicle safety and autonomy, including driver assistance devices, automotive cameras, and monitoring systems. JIMU's offerings feature capabilities such as lane, vehicle, and pedestrian detection, aimed at helping to reduce collisions and improve navigation. Its solutions cater to several sectors, including the automotive industry, fleet management, and insurance, and are designed to support the global shift towards intelligent driving technologies. Through its innovations, JIMU Intelligent contributes to the broader goal of achieving safer road environments, often referred to as Vision Zero.

SiLC Technologies is a startup specializing in silicon photonics, focusing on photonic sensors and 3D imaging applications. The company develops innovative technologies and integrated solutions that cater to the increasing demands of an autonomous and intelligent environment. SiLC's products are designed to enable machines to perceive their surroundings similarly to humans, offering long-range, interference-free operation and instantaneous velocity for low-latency object classification and threat detection. This capability allows for accurate diagnostics and measurement of moving objects, as well as effective human detection and analysis.

Taranis operates an agriculture intelligence platform that leverages advanced computer vision, data science, and deep learning algorithms to monitor agricultural fields effectively. The platform provides high-precision aerial surveillance imagery, enabling farmers to detect early signs of issues such as weeds, nutrient deficiencies, crop diseases, insect infestations, and water damage. By offering detailed insights, Taranis helps agribusinesses make informed decisions that can prevent crop yield loss and enhance productivity.

IC Media is a leading developer of outstanding CMOS digital sensors. By incorporating many of the requirements for a digital camera onto highly integrated systems-on-chip (SOC) solutions, IC Media provides market leading solutions for PC cameras, digital still cameras, digital camcorders, toys with vision, surveillance systems, video (cellular) phones, environmental monitors, and applications for the automotive, medical and industrial markets. IC Media's employees include outstanding technologists in digital and mixed-signal IC design as well as software and system development. IC Media was founded in March 1998 by Dr. Ben Wu and Dr. Jim Li, two technology leaders who wanted to apply their expertise to the promising market for CMOS camera sensors. IC Media's first single-chip imaging device, the ICM-105A, was introduced in the fall of 2000. This innovative device lowered the price of adding still and video imaging to basic digital camcorders, low-cost digital still cameras, toys, security systems, and low-cost personal computers. Since this first product introduction, IC Media has grown significantly and now boasts a product line ranging from small, low-priced QCIF sensors to multi-megapixel sensor chips for a wide variety of applications. IC Media now employs a broad staff of technologists in its San Jose, Calif., Mesa, Ariz., and Taipei, Taiwan offices.