AVerMedia empowers people to easily connect and boldly create through innovative audiovisual technology. Our solutions help people work productively, build new relationships, and expand their horizons in ways that weren’t possible before.
Our products include a wide range of powerful yet easy-to-use devices such as webcams, video capture cards, and microphones for content creators, schools, and businesses. We also provide hardware design services for a range of AI and IoT applications, from smart retail to smart cities.
AVerMedia is guided by a philosophy of contributing to society- whether through products that change customers’ lives for the better, or by ensuring our operations are socially responsible.
Avera & Smith is a Gainesville law firm that represents Floridians in and out of the courtroom. For over 60 years, we have made personal service and genuine care for our clients our priority. Our firm has extensive experience in, and winning, trial-by-jury cases.
Based in Gainesville, Avera & Smith attorneys proudly serve North Central Florida and beyond. Our attorneys are ready to help you navigate the ever-changing legal atmosphere. We’re here to assist our clients with knowledgeable and professional legal guidance in personal injury, criminal defense, workers’ compensation and other work-related claims, medical malpractice and business law.
To schedule an appointment, or contact the attorneys at Avera & Smith please visit avera.com or call us at 352-559-9426.
Avertix is committed to advancing life-sustaining patient care and the long-term management of Advanced Cardiovascular Disease through innovation, clinical science, and collaboration. With FDA-approved labeling indicating the Guardian System is safe and effective, we’re dedicated to providing physicians, health systems, and allied health professionals with the Avertix Guardian to help advance the standard of patient care.
Avertix’s Guardian™ is the first implantable, patient alerting system designed to warn patients to seek medical attention for Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS), including silent heart attacks. Delays in treatment contribute to the high level of mortality and morbidity from heart attacks. Symptoms (such as chest pain) are a poor predictor of ACS events with less than 20% of patients presenting to the emergency room actually having a true positive ACS event and more than one-third of heart attacks having atypical or no symptoms.