muhammad Azim

Headquartered in San Jose California, Redpine Signals is a wireless systems company with unique chipset and system level products for wireless networks and Smart Energy Solutions. Redpine has created advanced wireless technology that has gone into the creation of ultra low power and high performance products for the next generation wireless applications. Redpine was the first in the industry to launch a single stream 802.11n chipset in late 2007. Subsequently, it has launched several modules and sub-systems focusing on specific vertical market segments including industrial, wireless sensor, wireless audio & video, voice over Wi-Fi and high end consumer. In 2009, it has launched modules and subsystems that enable the wireless monitoring and control of utility metering systems. It has also announced the availability of multi stream 802.11n along with mobile WiMax (802.16e) and 3GPP LTE technologies with official product launches scheduled in 2009 and 2010.

connectBlue is a leading provider of robust Industrial and Medical wireless solutions, designed and tested for the most demanding applications and environments. Based on Classic Bluetooth technology, Bluetooth Low Energy technology, Wireless LAN (WLAN) and IEEE 802.15.4 / Zigbee, connectBlue provides ready-to-use products and ready-to-embed modules as well as custom design solutions.

Sony Semiconductor Israel Ltd. (formerly known as Altair Semiconductor Ltd.) is a leading provider of cellular IoT chipsets. The company’s cellular IoT chipsets are the smallest and most highly integrated LTE CAT-M and NB-IoT chipsets on the market, featuring ultra-low power consumption, hardware-based security, and a carrier-grade integrated SIM (iSIM), all 5G ready. Sony Semiconductor Israel partners with leading global vendors, including ARM, G+D (Giesecke+Devrient), HERE Technologies, Murata, and Sierra Wireless, to provide low-power and cost-efficient modules for a range of industrial and consumer IoT applications such as trackers, Smart Meters, smart labels, Wearables, and vehicle Telematics. The Altair chipsets are commercially deployed on the world’s most advanced LTE networks, including AT&T, Deutsche Telekom, Docomo, KDDI, SoftBank, Telstra, Verizon, and Vodafone. “Altair” is a trademark of cellular IoT chipsets by Sony Semiconductor Israel Ltd. For more information, visit our website. Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.

Grovf is an engineering company aimed to develop hardware and software products to assist Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Big Data problems. Here at Grovf we help our industrial customers to solve IoT generated Big Data storage problems using hardware (FPGA) implementation of DB functionality in order to close the gap between IoT generated data throughput and software database transaction speed, resulting 20x faster transactions and power saving.

Hailo, an AI-focused chipmaker, is developing specialized AI processors that enable data center-class performance on edge devices. Hailo’s processors are the product of a rethinking of traditional computer architecture, enabling smart devices to perform sophisticated deep learning tasks such as object detection, image enhancement, and content creation in real-time, with minimal power consumption, size, and cost. The processors are designed to fit into a multitude of smart machines and devices, impacting a variety of sectors including security, automotive, personal computers, industrial automation, and others.