MemryX
est. 2019 by Wei Lu
MemryX accelerates edge AI by providing a high efficient and scalable solution that is simple to deply and support.
SkyGig
est. 2019 by Armin Jam, Avish Kosari, and David Wentzloff
SkyGig creates the next generation of high-speed wireless connectivity to the 5G ecosystem, satellite communications (Satcom), and beyond.
Agita Labs
est. 2018 by Todd Austin and Valeria Bertacco
Agita Labs builds computing systems that implement secure computation directly on encrypted data, providing security against data breaches and enabling new and powerful forms of zero-trust data sharing.
CubeWorks
est. 2018 by David Blauuw, Dennis Sylvester, David Wentzloff
CubeWorks is empowering companies and researchers to collect critical information exactly when and where it is needed.
Neurolight Technologies
est. 2017 by Euisik Yoon
Neurolight Technologies provides advanced electrophysiology probes and systems for high-density recording and precise modulation of neural activities.
NS Nanotech
est. 2017 by Zetian Mi
NS Nanotech developed the world’s first solid-state device capable of emitting pathogen-neutralizing far-UVC light.
Photon Semantics
est. 2017
Photon Semantics provides patented products, processes and people focused on improving optical perception systems.
Omniscent
est. 2016 by Yogesh B Gianchandani
Omniscent is using MEMS technology to build an autonomous VOC analyzer with multiple gas detection, real-time measurements, laboratory quality results at a fraction of the cost of a standard laboratory GC system with similar capabilities.
Parabricks
est. 2016 by Scott Mahlke
Parabricks developed the only GPU-accelerated computational genomics toolkit, which delivers fast and accurate analysis for sequencing centers, clinical teams, genomics researchers, and next-generation sequencing instrument developers.
Arborsense
est. 2015 by Xudong Fan
Arborsense is commercializing its patented graphene-based sensor technology for rapid and sensitive monitoring of biochemical markers.
est. 2014 by Jong Kwan Woo and Khalil Najafi
Enertia Microsystems commercializes a low-cost, ultra-high precision Micro Electromechanical Systems (MEMS) inertial sensors for future mobility applications (autonomous vehicles).
est. 2014 by Muhammad Faisal and David Wentzloff
Maestro, is an Intelligent Clock Network that modernizes clock implementation to keep pace with advanced SoCs.
S3D Precision Dispensing
est. 2014 by Kira Barton
3D printing of sensors and circuits.
Stryd
est. 2014 by Robert Dick
Everactive wireless sensors generate a new class of continuous data streams without battery reliance; feeding analytics systems in the world’s smartest factories.
Everactive
est. 2012 by David Wentzloff
Everactive makes self-powered systems to reach hyperscale IoT.
Matrix
est. 2011 by Akram Boukai
Matrix Industries delivers self-powered machine learning for connected devices. Our Perceptive and Proximity products use energy harvesting and AI to eliminate batteries.
Ambiq
est. 2010 by David Blaauw, Scott Hanson, and Dennis Sylvester
Ambiq makes chips that enable battery-powered endpoint devices to operate better and last longer.
CrossBar Inc.
est. 2010 by Wei Lu
CrossBar was founded in 2010 to commercialize a radically different approach to non-volatile memory called ReRAM.
Vesper
est. 2009 by Robert Littrel and Karl Grosh
Piezo MEMS microphones.
Evigia Systems
est. 2004 by Navid Yazdi
Integrated Active RFID Sensors, Transponders, Tags and Readers
NeuroNexus
est. 2004 by David Anderson and Daryl Kipke
NeuroNexus creates thin-film neural probes, electrode arrays, instrumentation systems, and software solutions.