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The Joy Album is an interactive photo frame designed from the ground up. The 13.3 inch Joy Album comes standard with wireless charging which makes up for an otherwise brief five hour battery life. The Joy device does not contain a single port for anything. It has built-in speakers for video playback and a real time story telling feature. If two people with the device are in separate locations, they can call each other and view photos in unison all within Joy. The company also built a web app and mobile application for sending photos to the Joy Album. Users can upload photos directly to the device using 10GB of free photo storage, or email photos to a special account that will automate that process for quick and easy sharing on the go.
WayRay is a Swiss-based innovator working with augmented reality technology to develop holographic navigation systems and advance the connected car. The WayRay story goes back as early as 2012, and just in four years of development, the company has emerged as a premier developer in connected cars by applying aerospace technology to land navigation. The people behind WayRay are an international team of more than 100 top-ranked engineers, scientists, designers as well as professionals in finance, law, and marketing. Many of them are pioneers in their spheres. Every day, the WayRay team works on the most innovative approaches to enhance the driving experience and move one step closer to smart cities. WayRay is headquartered in Switzerland with offices in Moscow, San Francisco, and China.
Abaris Training Resources is a Reno, NV-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
American Gas and Chemical Co. is a Northvale, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Myron and Davis is a San Bernardino, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.