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Handheld is a privately-held manufacturer of rugged mobile computers, including rugged tablets, notebooks and handhelds and is one of the fastest growing companies in the sector. Together with our resellers around the globe, we form partnerships that offer products that withstand the toughest conditions and solutions to get the job done. Over the past five years, Handheld has embarked on a transformation from a business model of selling other companies` products to a manufacturing model in which we develop, produce, market and sell our own unique products under our own brands. This transformation process was a strategic move that has built long-term value for stakeholders that include end users, resellers, employees and owners. Handheld headquarters is in western Sweden in the town of Lidköping. We have local offices in Lahti (Finland), Rome (Italy), Deventer (The Netherlands), Corvallis (OR, USA), Sydney (Australia), Leamington Spa (United Kingdom), Freilassing (Germany) and Landquart (Switzerland). Having these remote branches helps Handheld maintain a close relationship with and offer better service to our customers. To truly fulfill our goals and vision of being a global company with a local mindset, we have built up an extensive partner network with more than 1,000 authorized partners covering all territories.
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LittleBits is on a mission to Democratize Hardware by empowering everyone to Create Inventions, large and small, with a platform of easy-to-use Electronic Building Blocks. littleBits makes a library of electronic modules that snap together with magnets to allow anyone to learn, build, and invent with electronics—no soldering, wiring, or programming required. The company was founded in 2011 by MIT Media Lab graduate, TED Senior Fellow, and cofounder of the Open Hardware Summit, Ayah Bdeir. The littleBits library includes 9 kits and more than 67 interoperable modules, with products sold in more than 100 countries around the world and in over 2,000 schools and maker spaces. littleBits products have won more than 25 tech and education awards including an acquisition into the MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) permanent collection, IDEA Gold Award, Parents’ Choice Gold Award, Popular Science Best of Toyfair, Good Housekeepings Best Toy Award and Makerfaire Educator’s Choice and Editor’s Choice Awards. The company was featured in CNN’s “Top 10 Startups to Watch” in 2013. Ayah Bdeir was named one of Fast Company’s “100 Most Creative People in Business,” one of Inc.’s “35 Under 35” and “Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2015,” one of Entrepreneur’s “10 Leaders to Watch,” one of Popular Mechanics’ “25 Makers Who Are Reinventing the American Dream,” one of MIT Technology Review’s “35 Innovators Under 35,” and one of the CNBC Next List.see less