PowerBeam is California-based Company that commercializes power transmission by integrating laser technology to produce wireless electricity. They aim to integrate PowerBeam's modules into wireless displays, audio speakers, lighting, and home automation.

FarmVisionAI is a computer vision artificial intelligence company focused on agriculture and horticulture.

Advanced Power Electronics Corporation (APECOR) carries out research and development in the area of power electronics. In partnership with the University of Central Florida, APECOR is developing high-efficiency low-voltage high-current DC/DC voltage regulator modules, hard-switching and soft-switching DC/DC converters, DSP control methods, switched-capacitor DC/DC converter, DSP based distributed power system (DPS), current sharing techniques, dynamic modeling of switching mode power supplies, soft-switching techniques, low cost high efficiency AC/DC power supply with power factor correction, low cost low voltage AC/DC power supply with power factor correction, and single-stage single-switch hard-switching and soft-switching power factor corrected AC/DC converters

Intematix is a materials development company, providing customizable phosphors and remote phosphor components that serve as the foundation for high quality, energy efficient LED light. Intematix products enable attractive, vivid color quality, consistency, uniformity, and stability. Compared to conventional LED designs, where blue chips are coated with a phosphor compound, the ChromaLit Collection leverages a phosphor composite separated from the blue LED energy source. This architecture provides design freedom, more efficient manufacturing processes, exceptional light quality and up to 30 percent higher system efficacy.

Cambridge Display Technology is a developer of technologies based on polymer light emitting diodes (P-OLEDs). P-OLEDs are designed for use in the latest generation of electronic displays and in lighting products, offering many advantages over the liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and plasma displays used in flat panel televisions.

Power Electronic Leveling Solutions (PELS) developes thermal management solutions aimed at applications requiring removal of high heat fluxes from heated surfaces while minimizing system volumetric and weight overloads (i.e., higher thermal margins), such as power converters, power lasers, and modular microwave integrated circuits.