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This is due to the recent availability of accurate and miniaturized Time-of-Flight cameras that can be integrated into small embedded devices.

Recently acquired by Australian public company Aurum, Inc. for $16 million, Humavox prides itself on having very small parts, meaning the tech can be integrated into small devices such as hearing aids.

While the company will continue to operate TimeBridge's scheduling platform, TimeBridge's technology will also eventually be integrated into small businesses' profiles to allow consumers to schedule appointments and calls with merchants (see picture below).

The Amazon Tall Tower Observatory will be integrated into smaller preexisting towers in the area.

Sony says they managed to optimize the technology so that TransferJet can now be integrated into smaller electronic devices, too.

They will work with technologies once available and affordable only to major multinational corporations — video conferencing, inventory and customer relations management, logistics and supply chain management — that all interact seamlessly and are integrated into small business online platforms.

Ubiquisys' product portfolio and team will be integrated into our Small Cell Technology Group led by Partho Mishra.

At that size, the sensor could be integrated into a small Bluetooth-capable device with its own app.

When Ida Rademacher, executive director of the Aspen Institute, asked the panelists to think about "pragmatic solutions," the discussion turned to new types of retirement plans that could be integrated into a small firm's payroll system; ways to tap technology for low-cost compliance and investment options and some new state efforts to broaden retirement coverage among residents.

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month, both companies demonstrated how TV could be integrated into their existing systems using small antennas like the ones now used to receive radio signals.

According to AMI-Partners' Aggarwal, the smaller companies are the innovators that will help VoIP evolve from a low-cost alternative to the traditional telephone network into an advanced communications service that can be integrated into all aspects of a small business' operations.