tonight, a special event, graduation and alumni, Austin Technology Incubator (ATI), not-for-profit part of the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas at Austin (UT), ends in 21 companies. Of those 21, seven companies are part of the portfolio includes Wireless Axelo Famigo atis, GameSalad, Nitero, RFMicron Unwired Nation and Wimax.com. These companies together have achieved phenomenal success in business, having earned $ 20 million funding and cooperation internationally.

Over 20 years +, ATI has developed and refined industry specific opportunities that are currently configured in Information Technology, Wireless, clean energy and Bioscience sectors. In any industry, ATI brings the company’s portfolio and deep domain expertise in the market and technology-specific network of advisers and investors. Tonights graduation events shown success in all four sectors, including seven excellent companies in the wireless.

ATI, in partnership with UTS Wireless Networking and Communications Group (WNCG) and the City of Austin, Wireless launched its program in 2006, ahead of the smart phone / iPhone / Android explosion. Now, when the world is closer to the connected device 50000000000, ATI continues to build the wireless experience in Austin with their current company, and the seven graduates. ATI Wireless and WNCG and co-host the Texas Wireless Summit and work in Central Texas Angel Network, to host the Forum Wireless Seed stage annually. In addition, ATI Wireless has a special relationship with Wi-Fi Alliance, the international standard for wireless connectivity and certification organization, moved to Austin in part because of support from ATI and ATI are housed , until it outgrew its facilities in 2010. ATI Wireless also works closely with MobileMondayAustin, the second oldest in North America the MobileMonday global network. Seven graduates Wireless include:

Axelo developing hardware and firmware solutions for breakthrough products for 3D observation of action. Axelo, Inc. patented the first 3D PC-based motion controller, which led to a successful solution to spatial disorientation and motion sickness on. At present, Axelo is the integration of technology in sport caps, to ensure that preventable injuries solution for contact sports of the brain. Letter of Intent was purchased by two of the leading manufacturers of sports equipment.

Famigo make mobile technology work for the family. Famigo creates a better mobile experience for parents and children by providing them with tools to identify, manage and enjoy content and applications for smartphone and tablets. April Famigo simplifies detection by our comments and recommendations made Android device Famigo.com and child-safe with our free April

Famigo Sandbox. Patented technology gets famigo crowdsources and consumer behavior to provide the best comments and recommendations are available. Famigos products have received praise from outlets such as Forbes.com, WSJ Online, killer startups, The Next Web, TechCrunch, Vator News, VentureBeat, Austin Famigo Sandbox account and assessed CNETs 2011 Best App of the year for parents .

GameSalad is an online community that enables everyone to express and share their thoughts through the game. GameSalad provides a platform used by artists to quickly design, publish and distribute the original game played by millions of people around the world. This is the number one platform for IOS development and boasts a 300,000 developers. In GameSalad Creator, since its founding in 2007 has built 30 000 games. Now 60 employees and growing, all of this is achieved with only a little over $ 7 million funding from the beginning.

Nitero, fabless semiconductor company with a design center in Melbourne, Australia and headquartered in Austin, Texas, has developed standards, the next generation 60GHz Wi-Fi solution for smartphone, tablet, Ultrabook and gaming platforms, in multi-gigabit second video and data at extremely low power and latency. Nitero was a great success story, demonstrating the possibility of cooperation between experienced entrepreneurs and Austin the best Australian universities and research institutions such as University of Melbourne, National ICT Australia. In 2011 Nitero raised additional $ 1.6 million, after receiving a grant of $ 1.4 million from Australia Commercialization

RFMicron ranks first in the wireless industry to follow to offer additional hardware and software package consisting of RFVlink, web-based software platform for RFMicron and passive radio frequency identification (RFID) chip is configured using Chameleon RFMicron patented technology enables every reader to read the tags RFMicron than 30 feet to any material, as well as worldwide. RFMicron joined ATI in 2007 and in 2010 raised $ 1,500,000 in funding and the addition of three directors on the board. RFMicron was named one of the most promising IT and web companies of the 8th annual Rice Alliance for Technology and Entrepreneurship IT and Web Venture Forum in Houston in 2010.

develops early wireless space since its founding in 2004. Now, Unwired Platform helps B2B companies of web applications with unique customer requirements branding transition to native applications on all major mobile platforms. Unwired Nations capacity for rapid deployment of mobile applications, leveraging existing customer relationships and customer Web application attracted companies such as VoiceTech and Q2ebanking, leaders in the pharmaceutical and financial services, respectively. He also drew $ 6.5 million in funding, which ended in 2011

WiMax.com provide equipment, resources and tools that enable operators to deploy high-speed 4G wireless broadband networks. The company is technology agnostic and works with most of the fixed wireless broadband. The company also provides news, analysis, case studies and expert opinions on http://www.wimax.com industry.

incredible legacy of wireless technology innovations in Austin and to show that ATI Wireless maintains the lead the next wave of technology, whether hardware or software, said Kyle Cox, Wireless Director. ATI Wireless is an excellent partnership with UT WNCG his relationship with the support of several courses and events for students. ATI Wireless also helped the Austin community to be a popular source of innovation and the wireless industry has developed rapidly in recent years.

for ATI:

Austin Technology Incubator is a not-for-profit part of the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas at Austin that harnesses business resources, government and academia to provide advice on strategic, operational guidance and infrastructure support U.S. companies to help them transition from early stage companies to successful technology businesses. Since its founding in 1989, ATI has worked with hundreds of companies to raise close to $ 1 billion of investor capital. For more information, visit http://www.ati.utexas.edu

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