IoT World / AI summit
Nov. 3-4, 2021Washington State Directory
Washington State Delegates
Industrility
Contact:
Jinesh Varia
CEO
+1 425 533 1640
jinesh@industrility.com
Jeeva Wireless
Jeeva Wireless is based in Seattle, WA and is a spinout from the Deep Tech labs at the University of Washington. Jeeva is VC-backed and holds a portfolio of over 30 approved and pending patents for our proprietary ultra-low power backscatter communications technology. Jeeva is actively seeking pilot scale opportunities with prospective customers for industrial IoT, supply chain, and consumable product tracking use cases with infinite connectivity.
Contact:
Kris Hunt
Director of Business Development
+1 360 739 9659
kris.hunt@jeevawireless.com
Metrolla
Based in Seattle, Metrolla facilitates automation from machine learning with an edge deployment system for smart sensor ecosystems. Metrolla’s system streamlines data access, power processing, communication capabilities, and machine learning deployment for smart sensor ecosystems (LiDAR, video, and V2X) to better serve smart cities, v2x, defense, robotics, drone delivery, and more.
Contact:
Alexandra Reynolds
CMO
+1 309 737 7409
areynolds@metrolla.com
Tignis Inc.
Contact:
Rich Barrus
Director of Marketing
+1 206 508 6874
rich.barrus@tignis.com
Washington State. Leading the way in IoT.
With its leadership in artificial intelligence, machine learning, quantum computing and device integration, Washington State is well poised to take companies to new heights in the IoT space.
One of the secrets to our success in IoT is the culture of collaboration that is fueled by venture capital, bold entrepreneurs and rapid development cycles. New ideas are cross-pollinated between sectors, rapidly prototyped and brought to market. IoT concepts are being integrated into a new generation of electrified and autonomous vehicles and craft and artificial intelligence and clean technologies combine to create intelligent and predictive power grids and storage systems. The latest advances in technology and communications combine seamlessly with aerospace, life science, global health, maritime, clean tech and advanced manufacturing innovators.
Washington’s 14,000+ technology companies attract talent from all over the world. More than 300,000 information and communication workers are located in Washington; top-tier talent drawn to the state by its eclectic quality of life, world-class companies and the chance to be at the forefront of innovation and invention.
Expand your business internationally.
Washington State businesses understand the power of tapping overseas markets. Last year, $41.3 billion in goods were shipped worldwide by more than 12,000 businesses statewide, 90% of those small to medium-sized companies.
An export expert is always nearby.
Exports drive much of the state’s economy. It’s estimated that nearly a third of the state’s economic growth can be attributed directly to exports and almost half of the new jobs created in the state are export related. Leading this growth in exports is the Department of Commerce, which works closely with businesses who are exporting now or want to export in the future.
Our IoT World 2021 Team
Our team of business experts stands at the ready to help you do business in and with Washington State. Whether you want to locate a new facility or partner with a leading edge Washington company, we are ready to help you expand.
Julie Monahan
International Trade Specialist
Apply for an export voucher and reduce your export-related expenses
The Washington State Department of Commerce’s Export Voucher Program provides direct cash assistance to qualifying small businesses to help them expand their international sales.
The State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) is funded through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.