WakeCap Technologies

Vuzix is a leading supplier of video and cloud connected video eyewear products in the consumer, industrial, media and entertainment markets. The company’s personal display products offer users a portable high quality viewing experience for industrial wearable displays, consumer digital content viewing as well as 3D, virtual and Augmented Reality experiences.Vuzix also provides developer software and support to enable the growth and development of AR applications for its mobile devices. With its origins in defense research and development for next generation display solutions, Vuzix holds over 44 patents and patents pending in the video eyewear field. The company has won 14 Consumer Electronic Show Innovations Awards, the RetailVision Best New Product and several wireless technology innovation awards, among others.

SolePower creates a connected work boot that helps industrial workers become safer and more efficient. Industrial worksites are dangerous and dynamic; the costs of small inefficiencies add up quickly, and big mistakes can result in serious incidents or loss of life. SmartBoots aim to lower incident rates, increase work site visibility, and establish metrics from which workflow and safety improvements can be made. At the core of the system is an Army-tested, patented kinetic charger which uses walking motion to sustainably charge sensors embedded inside the boot. (Pilot unit includes GPS, Ultra Wideband, RFID, IMU, Sub-GHz RF, thermocouple, Wifi, altimeter). SolePower's mission is to take the functionality of a variety of standalone Wearables and combine them into a single, compact, self-charged platform. The team is partnered with SR Max (a leading safety footwear provider) and the US Army.

Xenoma Inc. is a spin-off company from Someya Group Organic Transistor Lab in the University of T[okyo and JST/ERATO Someya Bio-Harmonized Electronics Project. Professor Takao Someya have been dealing with Organic Electronics since 2003. His ultrathin and ultraflexible device is harmoniously interface with human bodies by taking advantage of the inherent softness of organic materials. Xenoma is aiming at realizing e-skin, which is a next-generation textile-based wearable electronics as an ideal interface between human and device.

RealWear develops a small screen tablet to be worn with an industrial helmet for workers in the field, factory, or warehouse.