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Bulzi, Inc.
Bulzi, Inc. (styled Bulzī, pronounced 'bulls-eye') is a dual-use technology company that uses edge-AI and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors to deliver situational awareness, security, and safety solutions. Originally built to measure out-of-home advertising audiences by passively detecting nearby mobile devices, Bulzi adapted its RF-sensing platform for defense and public-safety missions with roughly $2M in SBIR funding from the U.S. Air Force and Army. Its products span passive C5ISR sensing (SAFER), base access control (z-BASE), and medical-grade vital-signs monitoring (BioSCOUT), serving warfighters and first responders alongside commercial advertising customers.
Radar
Radar is a New York-based location platform that gives developers and enterprises a cost-effective alternative to Google Maps Platform and Mapbox. Its SDKs and APIs cover geofencing, maps, geocoding, trip tracking, and address autocomplete, plus solutions for location-based marketing, fraud and geo-compliance, and operations. Founded in 2016 by former Foursquare colleagues Nick Patrick and Coby Berman, Radar powers location features for brands like Panera Bread, DICK'S Sporting Goods, T-Mobile, and bet365, processing hundreds of billions of API calls a year across hundreds of millions of devices.
Foursquare
Foursquare is a geospatial technology company that turns the physical world into structured, privacy-minded location data. Once known for the check-in app that helped popularize mobile location sharing, the company reinvented itself as an independent location-intelligence platform. Its products - Places, Movement SDK, Studio, and the Graph - supply a database of 120+ million points of interest and movement signals that power maps, marketing, analytics, and app features for companies including Apple, Uber, Snapchat, and Spotify.