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Vesper Technologies, Inc.

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Vesper offers the first MEMS microphones that withstand real-world use in smartphones and other connected devices. Vesper’s are the only MEMS microphones rugged enough to withstand water, dust...
Sierra-Olympic Technologies Inc.

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Sierra Olympic Technologies, Inc. (SOTI) offers advanced infrared imaging components and technologies for commercial, military, government, and OEM customers. SOTI supports products from the...

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