Hardware Startups

Arc worked on aerial videography using drones.

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Arc Sim provides real-time ball tracking and performance analytics for cricket training, using sensor-based technology to analyze ball path, player performance, and fielding positions. The system serves bowlers, batters, coaches, analysts, and broadcasters.

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Arcamed manufactures surgical case and tray systems and rigid sterilization containers for medical device companies, offering custom design, sourcing, and branding. It serves medical device manufacturers as a contract manufacturing partner in the surgical instrument category.

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Archelis develops exoskeleton technology to reduce physical strain on workers in standing occupations such as surgeons, factory workers, security guards, and chefs. The company aims to improve workplace health and sustainability through technology and design.

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Archgen Labs develops AI-powered electronic design automation (EDA) tools for 3D semiconductor design, including a GPU-accelerated placement engine, a thermal analysis tool, and an AI agent that automates placement, routing, design-rule fixes, and timing closure. Its software helps chip engineers jointly optimize placement, timing, and temperature when designing faster, more power-efficient stacked 3D chips.

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Archiact is an independent virtual reality game studio that develops immersive VR games with original and licensed intellectual properties. The studio serves VR gaming enthusiasts and players seeking high-quality interactive entertainment experiences.

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ArchiTek develops edge AI chips and provides edge-AI-based solutions, processing data on-device rather than in the cloud to reduce latency, power consumption, and privacy exposure. Its technology supports AI, image, and audio processing algorithms for embedded applications.

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Arcoma develops high-end radiology and X-ray imaging systems, integrating detectors and imaging software through partnerships with technology providers such as Canon Medical Systems and Varex. The Swedish company sells its products through a global network of distributors across Europe, Asia, and North America.

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ArcSoft is a computer vision algorithms and solutions provider serving global smartphone, automotive, and IoT device manufacturers. The company delivers vision technology solutions to brands including Samsung, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, and Honor.

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Arctic Trucks re-engineers premium four-wheel-drive vehicles with specialized modifications and engineering improvements for extreme terrain and adventure driving. The company designs and modifies vehicles for both exploration and consumer road use across multiple global markets.

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Arctic Institute manufactures travelling-wave parametric amplifiers (TWPAs) for quantum computing applications, particularly for superconducting qubit readout and high-Q resonator measurements. The company's AI-TWPA-C device offers near-quantum-limited noise performance with integrated superconducting pump couplers.

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Arctus builds unmanned high-altitude autonomous aircraft that fly at 45,000 feet for up to 24 hours to provide earth observation and imagery. It targets commercial earth-observation use with multispectral payloads capable of roughly 1 square inch per pixel resolution, positioning its aircraft as an alternative to satellites.

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Blaxtair offers industrial vehicle safety systems, including a pre-start checklist tool that guides operators of forklifts and construction machinery through safety inspections and stores results in the cloud for maintenance and compliance management. Its products serve industrial, logistics, recycling, and construction/mining operators, with features such as AI-based pedestrian detection and collision-risk management.

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ARETEK, formerly Printerra, develops additive (3D printing) technologies for the global construction industry.

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Cence manufactures direct current (DC) power systems and components for residential and commercial applications, including fault-managed power systems and related hardware.

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ARGON provides automated 3D metrology and measurement solutions for manufacturing shop floors, enabling quality inspection and measurement-assisted assembly for industrial production. The company serves manufacturers in sectors like aerospace, renewable energy, and heavy equipment who need precision measurement and assembly verification at scale.

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ArgusEye develops LSPR-based biosensor systems for real-time monitoring and analytics of bioprocesses in biopharmaceutical development and manufacturing. Its patented Auga platform combines sensor hardware, sensor chips, and software to track critical quality attributes and process parameters, including in-line detection of antibody aggregates and fragments during purification.

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ARIA develops a head-worn assistive device for blind and vision-impaired users, combining augmented reality audio, novel control interfaces, and AI-powered sensor systems. The company is led by blind subject matter experts and is pursuing regulatory approval as a Class 2a TGA and FDA Class 1 device.

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Aria Sensing develops ultra-wideband (UWB) radar technology, including radar modules, a UWB system-on-chip, and antennas for detection and sensing applications. Its product line covers 1D/2D/3D detection hardware built on various ARM, ESP32, and RISC-V microcontrollers.

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Ariat designs and manufactures performance footwear and apparel for equestrian athletes, outdoor enthusiasts, and work environments, integrating athletic technology into boots, shoes, and clothing. The company serves riders and workers across equestrian, outdoor, and work sectors globally.

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Aridge develops flying cars, including the Land Aircraft Carrier (a modular flying vehicle) and the A868, a high-speed, long-range full tilt-rotor flying car. The company also offers flying experience programs across multiple camp scenarios.

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ARION develops biomechanical footwear and movement analysis technology that decodes human motion patterns to optimize shoe design and performance. The company serves athletes and consumers seeking footwear tailored to individual movement profiles.

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Aripix designs and builds custom robotic complexes (RTK) for manufacturers, covering the full cycle from prototype design and programming to component sourcing, assembly, on-site installation, and staff training. The company develops its own control electronics manufactured in Russia and focuses on solutions adapted to the Russian market using locally available components.

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Aristeia develops a mechanical emergency tourniquet designed for one-handed, rapid application to control severe limb bleeding by first responders, military personnel, and emergency medical services. The device applies pressure by pulling a string and releases via a button, with no batteries or electronics, and is designed in Norway.

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