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Flickering glasses and a PC monitor for dyslexic readers, amid scientific dispute
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Accessibility
Flickering glasses and a PC monitor for dyslexic readers, amid scientific dispute
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Sustainability
A Korean campus spin-off making MOFs in-house and taking aim at CO2 capture.
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Artificial Intelligence
Incubated by a crypto group, it computes inside memory to take on Nvidia at the edge.
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Artificial Intelligence
Software that turns 4D radar into 360° perception where cameras and LiDAR fail.
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IoT/Sensors
A liquid-crystal CMOS chip steers lidar lasers with no moving parts.
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Robotics
A Narwal and SharkNinja alumnus puts tank tracks and rotary blades under a robot mower.
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Smart Home and Appliances
A wooden plank that runs the smart home, then fades out when you stop touching it.
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Artificial Intelligence
A Samsung spin-off where a robot shoots the clothes and AI writes the product page.
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IoT/Sensors
Spun out of an Ottawa design studio, it tracks vehicles and tools underground.
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Computer Hardware & Components
A 2.8 mm chip that replaces the fan, now joined by GPU cold plates
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Cybersecurity
A Korea University spin-off that simulates quantum key links, then builds the gear.
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Digital Imaging
Montpellier's smart telescope pioneer moves upmarket, from $2,490 to $99,000.
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Accessibility
A 3D-printed robotic hand from USD 1,000, now heading for humanoid robots too.
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AR/VR/XR
Ex-Philips Blu-ray engineers imprint AI-glasses waveguides by the square meter.
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Digital Health
Automotive-grade mmWave radar that spots senior falls without cameras or microphones.
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Robotics
Pepper's co-creator is back with a robot that rolls on a ball.
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