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We asked six new Internet of Things and app startups demoing at last week's CED Tech Venture Conference to pitch their products in a minute (or two). Some have launched; some are in beta; and others are yet to debut. Check out our videos, and stay tuned for more details on these young companies from around the state. 

K4Connect, the aggregator of home automation devices.

Credit: Ryan Timms

Fusion3 Design, the affordable, industrial-grade 3D printer.

Credit: Ryan Timms

BioCentric Apps & Media, developer of human and animal body discovery apps.

Credit: Ryan Timms

Track2Quit, with smart cigarette cases that help smokers quit the habit.

Credit: Ryan Timms

Swaggr, a personalized, curated shopping service for men.

Credit: Ryan Timms

White Stagg LLC, the next-generation smoke alarm called the Halo (pictured top of page).

Credit: Ryan Timms

Laura Baverman

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Laura Baverman manages the day-to-day at ExitEvent, writing and editing stories, lining up contributors and representing us in the community. She also works as a USA Today columnist, writing the Startups and Entrepreneurs column every other week in print and online. Laura has spent a decade in journalism, most of those years as a business reporter in her hometown Cincinnati. Her Ohio roots run deep, but she's learning to love the South. Especially sun, all months of the year.

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