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Raptor Photonics provides low-light camera solutions to industrial, research, and governmental organizations. It provides SWIR and VIS-SWIR cameras, CCD cameras, EMCCD cameras, x-ray cameras, and OEM camera platforms. It was founded in 2006 and is based in Antrim, Ireland.

ZWO provides for the development of products in the field of astrophotography. It specialized in the production of CMOS cameras, smart astro-imaging devices, and astrophotography accessories. It was founded in 2011 and is based in Suzhou, China.

Diffraction, Ltd. is a company that received a Department of Defense SBIR/STTR grant for a project entitled: Head-Lock Mount for Advanced Night Vision Goggle (NVG). The abstract given for this project is as follows: Diffraction LTD proposes to develop a novel occipital head-lock system to support advanced night vision goggles (NVG) used by Air Force personnel not wearing typical aviation or combat helmet. Phase I efforts will demonstrate the feasibility of a lightweight, direct head mount that maintains optimal NVG performance in the absence of a helmet, minimizes user fatigue, and reduces the risk of injury. Designs will focus on derivations of an occipital head-lock system with fine adjustment that ensures stable alignment of NVGs under variable conditions, is compatible with existing communication systems and specialty head-gear, i.e. chem.-bio masks/hoods, etc, and demonstrates reduced potential for torque-jolt. Using finite element analysis and human biodynamics software we will evaluate newer, lightweight materials to be used in place of bulky metal components, optimize hinge points and brackets to reduce weight and improve stiffness, and adjust designs to provide optimal fit and comfort across a broad range of users. This device will provide a superior mechanism for employing NVGs without helmets in both static and dynamic work settings, while minimizing stress and fatigue on a user's head and neck. Diffraction, Ltd. is a company that received a Department of Defense SBIR/STTR grant for a project entitled: Head-Lock Mount for Advanced Night Vision Goggle (NVG). The abstract given for this project is as follows: Diffraction LTD proposes to develop a novel occipital head-lock system to support advanced night vision goggles (NVG) used by Air Force personnel not wearing typical aviation or combat helmet. Phase I efforts will demonstrate the feasibility of a lightweight, direct head mount that maintains optimal NVG performance in the absence of a helmet, minimizes user fatigue, and reduces the risk of injury. Designs will focus on derivations of an occipital head-lock system with fine adjustment that ensures stable alignment of NVGs under variable conditions, is compatible with existing communication systems and specialty head- gear, i.e. chem.-bio masks/hoods, etc, and demonstrates reduced potential for torque-jolt. Using finite element analysis and human biodynamics software we will evaluate newer, lightweight materials to be used in place of bulky metal components, optimize hinge points and brackets to reduce weight and improve stiffness, and adjust designs to provide optimal fit and comfort across a broad range of users. This device will provide a superior mechanism for employing NVGs without helmets in both static and dynamic work settings, while minimizing stress and fatigue on a user's head and neck.

Oxford Instruments Healthcare provides CT & MRI equipment sales, maintenance services, parts, and mobile imaging solutions. On February 24th, 2020, Oxford Instruments Healthcare was acquired by MXR Imaging at a valuation of $500M.

IDEX (NYSE: IEX) is an applied solutions company specializing in fluid and metering technologies, health and science technologies, dispensing equipment, and fire, safety and other diversified products built to its customers' exacting specifications. The company was founded in 1988 and is based in Lake Forest, Illinois.