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Business
Firms try to find funding in weak economyPublished 10/28/08
Spearhead Innovations, an Annapolis developer whose handheld device can see through sealed liquid-filled containers, is seeking $3 million.
Nancy Royden — For The Capital
At a meeting of the Capital Exchange Group at Loews Annapolis Hotel Thursday, Greg Merril, chief executive officer of InterAction Laboratories, talked to investors about his company’s new virtual gym “Sqweeze” product.Bethesda health care software firm b4health wants $1.25 million. And Beltsville-based InterAction Laboratories, which develops computer interfaces for video games and military training, needs $1 million for bringing a new "virtual gym" product to market. "It's like the ThighMaster meets the Wii," company Chief Executive Officer Greg Merril said of the firm's new Sqweeze product. "It's interactive with a whole bunch of really fun online games and a...
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