Teal Drones creates the world’s fastest production drone with a powerful computing platform. George Matus, Jr., founder of Teal, was named one of the most influential teens of 2016 by TIME magazine. George has been flying drones since the age of 11 and building them since age 12. He now runs his own startup, Teal, selling the first consumer...
Walker Edison is an innovative furniture manufacturer that provides high quality, ready-to-assemble furniture sold through a variety of dealers including e-commerce distributors. In the spring of 2016, Walker Edison discovered a competitor had copied at least 70 of Walker Edison’s...
Nox Medical is a small technology company located in Reykjavik, Iceland. After the investment of years of effort, the scientists at Nox Medical developed an innovative sensor used in diagnostic studies for sleep disorder studies. The Nox sensor revolutionized the market. Natus Neurology, a multi-national company with annual revenues in excess of $500 million, lost market share and sales to the...
Wavetronix creates innovative tools for intelligent transportation systems designed to increase roadway efficiency and safety. One of the technologies pioneered by Wavetronix is its radar-based “dilemma zone” family of sensors, which monitor vehicles within 2-5 seconds of an intersection, a zone where studies show drivers cannot decide...
Kerecis, based in Iceland with a U.S. subsidiary, developed a revolutionary technology using fish skin to repair damaged human tissue, including severe and chronic wounds. Kerecis discovered a way to transform fish skin so that it retains its natural three-dimensional structure and the naturally occurring omega-3 fatty acids while sterilizing and drying...
Owlet develops innovative devices that give parents better insights into the health and well-being of their infants. Owlet’s “Smart Sock” attaches comfortably to the baby’s foot and uses clinically-proven technology to track heart rate and oxygen levels of the baby and notifies parents in real time if something appears to be wrong. Through...