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Around 60 universities, industries and economic and government agencies are partners in the two-year effort that could lead to a much bigger program.
Teletrix, a Pittsburgh, PA-based small business, licensed a method using augmented reality to create accurate visual representations of ionizing radiation which is linked to cancer and other health problems.
The new software research and development facility will create 50 new technology jobs ranging from platform developers to data warehousing specialists and native mobile and artificial intelligence developers.
Over three days, more than 3,000 people from 60+ countries are expected to attend the program either in-person or virtually.
The Johnson City start-up forged the relationship with Knoxville-based Carbon Rivers during last year's "Spark Cleantech Accelerator."
The company founded by two UT, Knoxville graduate students has partnered with Lovell Government Services to have the device listed on DoD, VA, and DLA sites.
