CES Eureka Park: Meet the participants

Nearly 100 start-ups will exhibit this year at Eureka Park, a new area of CES designed to showcase early-stage, cutting-edge technology. We took a look at some of the products and designs, and we asked several of them about their expectations for the show.

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In10did, founded in 2000 in Tampa Bay, manufactures a new style of keyboard that allocates all keystrokes of a standard keyboard to each of a user's 10 fingers. “We are introducing our technology and will make it available for sale with our "it Types" keyboard,” said president Wayne Rasanen. “Additionally, we will be showing it on a steering wheel as a possible solution to make computer input safer in vehicles.”

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Essential Dynamics, founded in 2007 in New York City, develops and builds 3D printers for the home market, as well as a Web site where visitors can create and share 3D designs. “We are debuting the Imagine 3D Printer and introducing to the market the concept of 3D printing, at home,” said chief executive Jayden Yosefzai. “Our goal is to create awareness and brand recognition, and let people know they can now order one of their very own.”

Essential Dynamics

Dockem, founded in 2011 in East Stroudsburg, Pa., offers specialty brackets that allow users to mount smartphones and tablets on the wall using 3M Command strips. “Among other things, we're hoping to make some new connections and meet with international distributors at CES,” said president Chris Moyer. “As a new player in the consumer electronics industry, the event will play a major role in developing the proper network to move our business to the next level.”

Dockem

Kogeto, founded in 2010 in New York City, created and manufactures Dot, an iPhone attachment that lets users take 360-degree, full-motion video and share it via social networks and e-mail. “At CES, we're announcing the impending release of the same iCONIC technology in Dot to select Android phones,” said chief executive Jeff Glasse. “We're also looking forward to sharing Dot with a larger audience and meeting other innovative young companies.”

Kogeto

Sound Selecta, founded in 2010 in Toronto Canada, offers an interactive portal that allows people to enjoy music and art and allows musicians and visual artists to develop new forms of interactive apps. “As a start-up, it is hard to really have any expectations beyond getting our product into the hands of hundreds or thousands of people and getting feedback,” said chief executive Andrew Richman. “We [that] know the music industry, brands and advertisers are looking for new ways to create experiences for customers.”

Sound Selecta

Parazzio, founded in 2007 in Clifton Park, N.Y., makes a camera support system and stabilizer that allows the simultaneous recording of photo, video, sound and more. “My expectations are to sell some Parazzios, do business with some reseller-dealers and play some roulette with a new roulette tracking system I invented,” said chief executive Tom Barrera.

Parazzio

Scott Paul Technologies, founded in 2010 in New York City, is building a line of carrying and storage solutions for small, mobile devices. “This is a new direction for us both,” said co-founder Scott Cynamon, referring also to his business partner Paul Sklar. “The line is catching on and the journey continues. We are looking to gain more exposure and sales at the CES Show.”

Scott Paul Technologies

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