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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