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Forterra offers self-driving systems for land-based transportation in various industries. The company is a pioneer in autonomous technology, creating systems that prioritize the safety of soldiers and enhance the productivity of civilian workers. Forterra is a leading supplier of autonomous solutions for the U.S. Department of Defense, using autonomy for strategic advantages in challenging environments.

CHAOS Industries is a technology company that is building the next generation of defense and critical industry technologies. Applying an engineering-led strategy, CHAOS provides mission-driven, world-class engineers with a platform to build solutions to critical real-world problems. The CHAOS agile engineering approach enables rapid prototyping, while deep partnerships with defense and industry ensure real-world application.

ZeroMark is a company that specializes in defense products and is developing technology to enhance safety and accuracy while using both kinetic and non-lethal weapons.

Reconnect improves outcomes and provides ongoing support during pretrial, reentry, and recovery. Reconnect is a Public Benefit Company (PBC). This means that they put their mission into every decision they make as a company. They aim to have a positive impact on those who face addiction and who struggle within the criminal justice system, where they will promote the reduction of incarceration, the reduction of recidivism, and the reduction of costs, especially where those costs are borne by defendants in the system. It was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Cumberland Center, Maine.

First Due is a software platform that aims to modernize fire and EMS records management by combining different operational tasks into one system. This platform centralizes important operations to assist public safety agencies in efficiently organizing their processes. First Due provides public safety organizations with a wide range of high-quality tools such as pre-incident planning, mobile response, ePCR, NERIS and NEMSIS-compliant reporting, scheduling, fire prevention and inspections, asset and inventory management, and community engagement, all within one integrated platform.

PDW is a family of small autonomous platforms designed for the modern warfighter. It has a record of developing novel technology across a large stack in suas design. Its systems share the common design in electronics and software across three different sized platforms.

Rune Technologies creates TyrOS, an AI-enhanced predictive logistics system specifically made for military and challenging environments. The platform links, arranges, and evaluates important logistical data to offer instant and data-oriented decisions for logistical and maintenance systems. It provides smart planning, decision aid, and predictive analysis to improve accuracy, flexibility, and effectiveness in supply operations.

Impala creates a data-driven platform that makes it easier and quicker to explore nonprofits, fundraise, search for partners, and do good across a variety of nonprofit sectors. They help to analyze how the partners, funders, board members and stakeholders are connected.

The Civil-Military Innovation Institute is a non-profit organization that works to connect and improve defense innovation.

American AI Logistics is a software service that helps businesses win government contracts by creating personalized proposals for each opportunity. They simplify the proposal process, making it easier for clients to participate in government projects and increase their chances of success through features like automatic bid submission, improved pricing, and predictive analysis.

Mach Industries specializes in creating defense systems for unmanned aerial vehicles and missiles, as well as the necessary propulsion and manufacturing infrastructure. Their main product, the "Forge" model, streamlines the production of drone components in various factories. The company's latest project is the Viper vertical-takeoff cruise missile, which has a range of 290 km and is equipped with AI-guided navigation for areas without GPS. Mach has recently secured a contract from the U.S. Army Applications Laboratory for their "Strategic Strike" missile, undergoing successful design and test flights from September 2024 to January 2025. Additionally, Mach partners with Heven Drones to manufacture hydrogen-powered UAVs in the US, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign supply chains.