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Digital Media Center welcomes Wildflower Technologies
The Santa Ana facility serves as an incubator for 9 upstart companies.
BY TAYLOR FALLONPublished: July 21, 2010 10:40 AM
A tech upstart has signed a lease for office space at Rancho Santiago Community College District’s Digital Media Center, bringing the business incubator to full capacity.
Wildflower Technologies develops smart electronic modules that respond to environmental stimuli, such as sound, temperature, motion or light.
For example, a baker can use one of these modules to create a cake design that lights up when people begin singing “Happy Birthday.” A puppeteer can use another module to automate movement.
The Digital Media Center – also known as DMC – offers furnished office space with affordable lease rates, high-speed network infrastructure, wireless Ethernet and executive conference rooms. It now has nine resident digital media companies, which are encouraged to tap into the school’s student talent and insights.
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Wildflower Technologies develops smart electronic modules that respond to environmental stimuli, such as sound, temperature, motion or light. For example, a baker can use one of these modules to create a cake design that lights up when people begin singing “Happy Birthday.” A puppeteer can use another module to automate movement. The Digital Media Center – also known as DMC – offers furnished office space with affordable lease rates, high-speed network infrastructure, wireless Ethernet and executive conference rooms. It now has nine resident digital media companies, which are encouraged to tap into the school’s student talent and insights. |
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