E-Lite Technologies

Electro-LuminX Lighting Corporation is the developer of Light Tape, an Electroluminescent lamp utilizing patented manufacturing process and materials. Electroluminescence (EL) is a means of generating light by the electrical excitation of light emitting phosphors, similar to how Plasma televisions are backlit today. In this case, the light emitting phosphors are located between two electrically conductive plates. Applying an alternating (A.C.) current activates the system producing light. At least one of the electrodes consists of a light transmissive conductive material allowing the light to escape.

Eden Park Illumination advances the evolution of light and transforms the way light is applied through the cutting-edge development and innovation of Microplasma Lighting, a flat, ultra-thin, environmentally responsible light source that combines energy efficiency and long lifetime. Eden Park Illumination is a lighting technology company benefiting from a rich heritage through its affiliation with the Laboratory of Optical Physics and Engineering at the University of Illinois and holds a prominent global patent portfolio. The company is committed to developing earth-friendly products and supports actions and decisions that positively impact the sustainability of the environment. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Champaign, Illinois.

Mercator MedSystems has developed a broad-based therapeutic platform that allows clinicians to accurately and efficiently deliver drugs and biologics such as stem cells to tissues deep in the body, treating the root cause of significant medical conditions. The company utilizes its family of Micro-Infusion Catheters for targeted treatments via the vascular system, including peripheral artery disease (PAD) and resistant hypertension (HTN); and via the bronchial tree, including malignant airway obstruction secondary to lung cancer. The company's 510(k)-cleared and CE-Marked Cricket and Bullfrog Micro-Infusion Catheters are vascular-access systems that are able to inject drugs, genes, and cells safely through vessel walls into deep tissues without major surgery.

Aksys has developed an automated personal hemodialysis system for patient-performed hemodialysis in alternative care settings such as the patient's home.

Acacian Emergency Solutions is developing a system that permits emergency medical personnel in ambulances to wirelessly transmit critical patient data to hospital emergency rooms in real time using existing cellular networks. This system substantially aims to improve patient care as the actions within a few minutes of an emergency can seriously affect a patient's future.

Senseonics (NYSE: SENS) operates as a medical device startup company. It develops and commercializes transformative glucose monitoring products that enable people with diabetes. It utilizes fluorescence sensing technology for diabetes management. It was formerly known as Sensors for Medicine and Science. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in Germantown, Maryland.