NeuroSky is at the forefront of body and mind monitoring and analysis. Its technologies are at the core of innovative, wearable health and wellness consumer products. NeuroSky makes it possible for millions of consumers to capture and quantify critical health and wellness data so that they can effectively manage their mind and body health. NeuroSky delivers uniquely adaptable chips and algorithms that offer ECG multi-function cardio monitoring, and quantitive and interpretive algorithms in a powerful integrated, adaptable and extensible solution.

Wioptix is a company that received a SBIR Phase IB grant for a project entitled: Development of Miniature Endoscopic Imaging Probes for In Vivo Noninvasive Optical Imaging for Early Diagnosis of Lung Cancer. Their Phase I project an Optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging MEMS-based probe of 2.8 mm diameter will be designed and manufactured. The plan is to apply MEMS design and wire bonding free packaging techniques for miniaturization of the probe. In this MEMS design the mirror will have high fill factor and bonding pads on the opposite chip side of the reflective mirror surface. The MEMS mirror and the other optical component will be packaged into the MEMS-based probe; the probe will be attached with the existing OCT system, and then will be tested for lung imaging. The proposed MEMS-based OCT system has the potential to be a low-cost tool for rapid diagnosis or screening of lung cancer at the point of care. It is also expected that the technology could be used for other OCT systems for internal organ imaging. If successful the proposed MEMS design and wire bonding-free (WBF) packaging technique can be applied virtually to all optical imaging systems including coherence, confocal, nonlinear and adaptive optical imaging. They can also be used in laser scanning displays and optical telecommunications. This effort may lead to the world's first MEMS-based OCT applicable to rapid diagnosis or screening of lung cancer at the point of care (e.g., bedside or office). Due to its low-cost and disposable nature, it is particularly suitable for field use without the need of sterilization equipments. Although the focus of this proposal is on a MEMS based endoscopic OCT system for bronchoscopy, the key technology developed can be adapted for other compact OCT systems for internal organ imaging. The MEMS-based endoscopic OCT probe is applicable to diagnosis and image-guided surgery of various internal cancers such as prostate, colon, rectal, and gastro-intestinal cancers. Wioptix is a company that received a SBIR Phase I grant for a project entitled: Development of Miniature Endoscopic Imaging Probes for In Vivo Noninvasive Optical Imaging for Early Diagnosis of Lung Cancer. Their Phase I project an Optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging MEMS-based probe of 2.8 mm diameter will be designed and manufactured. The plan is to apply MEMS design and wire bonding free packaging techniques for miniaturization of the probe. In this MEMS design the mirror will have high fill factor and bonding pads on the opposite chip side of the reflective mirror surface. The MEMS mirror and the other optical component will be packaged into the MEMS-based probe; the probe will be attached with the existing OCT system, and then will be tested for lung imaging. The proposed MEMS-based OCT system has the potential to be a low-cost tool for rapid diagnosis or screening of lung cancer at the point of care. It is also expected that the technology could be used for other OCT systems for internal organ imaging. If successful the proposed MEMS design and wire bonding-free (WBF) packaging technique can be applied virtually to all optical imaging systems including coherence, confocal, nonlinear and adaptive optical imaging. They can also be used in laser scanning displays and optical telecommunications. This effort may lead to the world's first MEMS-based OCT applicable to rapid diagnosis or screening of lung cancer at the point of care (e.g., bedside or office). Due to its low-cost and disposable nature, it is particularly suitable for field use without the need of sterilization equipments. Although the focus of this proposal is on a MEMS based endoscopic OCT system for bronchoscopy, the key technology developed can be adapted for other compact OCT systems for internal organ imaging. The MEMS-based endoscopic OCT probe is applicable to diagnosis and image-guided surgery of various internal cancers such as prostate, colon, rectal, and gastro-intestinal cancers. "This award is funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Public Law 111-5)."

BioSpiral's state-of-art system aims to provide prostate cancer treatment as a minimally invasive procedure, which uses cooling & heating technologies to destroy prostate cancer.nBioSpiral was established in Sep 2006 and is operating as part of NGT Incubator. nBioSpiral prostate thermodynamics therapy is an effective, minimally invasive treatment for prostate cancer that does not involve the difficulty and complications associated with surgery, nor the harmful properties of radiation or cryotherapy .The system revolutionizes prostate cancer treatment by introducing a "one shot" treatment method under local anesthesia at the physician's clinic. BioSpiral treatment is for patients with localized prostate cancer, who look for an effective minimal invasive therapy for prostate cancer. Additionally, this treatment can also be used by patients who have local recurrence after other treatments ("salvage" treatment). Key advantages:nCost effective: short treatment, no need for O.R or hospitalizationnHighly efficient: tissue ablationnPatients: high quality of life; minimal side effects, minimal invasive, short treatment & recovery.

Corp.m2m Imaging, with offices in USA and Australia produce's high-definition imaging and work flow solutions for life science applications in the MRI, PET, CT and SPECT analytical, preclinical and clinical research environments. m2m's MRI coil and accessory portfolio consists of products that have provided solutions to enable otherwise unobtainable results for research applications all over the world.

NeoGraft Technologies is developing Angioshield, an intraperative system that creates a micro-fibrous, polymer sleeve intimately surrounding the outside surface of a harvested vein to mechanically reinforce and protect it from overdilation.

Brain Tunnelgenix Technologies develops medical devices and equipment. It provides non-invasive and continuous wearable technology that tracks human brain temperature through the brain's thermal tunnel. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Aventura, Florida.