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Infarm is a Berlin-headquartered urban farming company deploying modular vertical farms in supermarkets and cities. Founded in 2013, it grows herbs, leafy greens, and strawberries using IoT-controlled hydroponics and machine learning for optimal yields. Infarm partners with chains like Metro and Carrefour, supplying fresh produce in Germany, France, and the United States.

Greenlabs is a Seoul-based agritech firm offering a digital platform for farm management. Founded in 2017, the service analyzes environmental data to recommend crop varieties and automates IoT devices for optimal growth conditions. Greenlabs connects Korean farmers to sales channels and integrated services maximizing yields in rice, vegetables, and fruits.

eFishery is a Jakarta-based aquaculture technology provider founded in 2013 that equips fish and shrimp farmers with smart feeding systems, IoT sensors, and cloud-based analytics platforms. Its eFeeder devices automate feeding schedules across Indonesia, Vietnam, and India, serving more than 100,000 ponds. The company achieved unicorn status in 2023 after raising $137 million in Series D funding from investors including SoftBank. eFishery delivers financing, insurance, and supply chain services through its full-stack ecosystem, enhancing yields by up to 30 percent while minimizing feed waste in Southeast Asia's $20 billion aquaculture market.

Distynct is an AgTech company delivering precision livestock farming solutions for remote monitoring of swine production facilities. The platform provides real-time data on animal health and facility conditions. Ames-based in Iowa, Distynct targets U.S. pork producers with sensor-based technologies.

Niqo Robotics is a Wageningen-headquartered developer of autonomous agricultural robots equipped with AI-driven computer vision. Its precision sprayers identify and treat weeds selectively, slashing weeding expenses for farmers cultivating row crops like potatoes and sugar beets. The Dutch firm combines robotics hardware with machine learning software to enable efficient, eco-friendly field operations across Europe.

Genus PLC is an animal genetics company focused on improving cattle and pig populations to support sustainable food production. The company operates through two main business units: one providing bovine genetics mainly for dairy and beef cattle, and the other offering porcine genetics for pork production. Genus develops genetically superior breeding animals using scientific techniques. It generates revenue by selling genetics, including semen and embryos, as well as through related services under multi-year royalty agreements. The principal activities of each segment are: (a) Genus PIC porcine sales business, (b) Genus ABS: bovine sales business, and (c) Genus Research and Development: spending on research and development.

COSMOplat is an industrial Internet of Things platform operated by Haier Group that connects manufacturers with suppliers and customers for customized production. Launched in 2017 and headquartered in Qingdao, China, with operations in Shanghai, the platform serves over 120 million interconnected devices across 200 countries. It enables mass customization through modules for smart design, intelligent manufacturing, and supply chain management, supporting clients like General Electric and Procter & Gamble in sectors ranging from appliances to automotive parts.

FLASH is an Austin, Texas-based provider of cloud-based parking management software, founded in 2011 as FlashParking before rebranding. Its platform helps parking garage operators optimize real estate and connected mobility through revenue control, enforcement, and reservation technology, and the company has grown through acquisitions including Ballparc, OmniPark, Parkonect, ParkIt, and Mountain Parking Equipment.

Newlink is a Shanghai-headquartered digital energy service provider operating energy internet-of-things platforms and new retail solutions across oil, electricity, hydrogen, and gas sectors. Recognized among the world's top 500 new energy companies, the firm employs over 3,000 staff and integrates upstream-downstream chains for ecological reconstruction.

RADAR is a retail technology platform merging RFID tags and computer vision for store operations. Deployed in physical retail locations, it conducts automated inventory audits, monitors shelf replenishment, tracks customer interactions for analytics, and powers cashierless checkout systems. RADAR equips brick-and-mortar chains with e-commerce-level insights into stock and shopper behavior.

Wiliot is an IoT company, with operations in San Diego and Israel, that develops stamp-sized, self-powered compute devices known as IoT Pixels. These ambient-powered tags attach to products to sense temperature, humidity, motion, and location in real time, feeding data into a cloud platform for AI-driven supply chain insights. Wiliot targets supply chain transparency across industries including food, retail, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals, running a 'Sensing as a Service' model alongside licensing of its chip technology.

ZaiNar is a U.S.-based location tracking technology firm utilizing passive radio signals from cellphones, IoT devices, and chipless RFID tags. Its platform achieves sub-meter accuracy over 200-meter ranges for real-time asset monitoring in logistics, manufacturing, and security applications, outperforming GPS in scalability and cost.

Ituran Location and Control Ltd is a provider of location-based services. The company operates in two segments, namely Telematics services and Telematics products. The Telematics services segment consists of regionally-based stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) services, fleet management services, and value-added services comprised of personal locater services and concierge services. The Telematics product segment consists of short and medium-range two-way machine-to-machine wireless communications products that are used for various applications, including automatic vehicle location and automatic vehicle identification. Its geographical segments include Israel, Brazil, and Others. The company derives maximum revenue from Israel.

Aeva Technologies Inc through its Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) sensing technology, designs a 4D LiDAR-on-chip that, along with its proprietary software applications, has the potential to enable the adoption of LiDAR across broad applications from automated driving to consumer electronics, consumer health, industrial automation, and security application. The company operates in North America, EMEA, and Asia. The company derives the majority of its revenue from North America.

Arcadyan Technology Corp is engaged in the research, development, manufacture, and distribution of wireless local area network products, integrated access devices, digital home multimedia appliances, mobile broadband products, and wireless products. The company's products include digital subscriber line customer premises equipment (DSL CPE), fiber-to-the-x (FTTx) equipment, mobile broadband equipment, set-top boxes, and others. The Group includes only one segment The networking product. Its geographically revenue comes from Vietnam, Taiwan and others.

Nxin is a Beijing-based agricultural technology company that operates a rural financial platform connecting farmers with credit and digital services. It provides supply chain financing, crop insurance, and e-commerce for inputs like seeds and fertilizers via its app serving 10 million users in China. Established in 2013, Nxin partners with Agricultural Bank of China and processes ¥50 billion in annual transactions, promoting IoT sensors for precision farming in provinces including Henan and Shandong.