Headquartered in Fremont, Tilt Five offers a cutting-edge augmented reality (AR) gaming system and experience, where players interact with the game using a wand-like controller. Images are projected onto a board in real time, creating an immersive gaming experience. The system also has the potential to be used for educational and industrial purposes through interactive holographic displays, including as a visualization tool for computer-aided design (CAD). Just for fun, Tilt Five also hosts one of the largest private collections of historic gaming consoles—including dozens that were not commercially successful—and often hosts happy hour meetups for gaming enthusiasts.
As AR technology continues to advance, Tilt Five’s veteran team is well positioned to emerge at the forefront of the industry. We look forward to seeing what the future holds for this exciting company!
Founded in 2019 and based in Shenzen, China, Deeproute.ai joins the wave of auto-tech companies establishing their footprint in Fremont. Deeproute.ai focuses on developing Level 4 autonomous driving software that will allow for cars to operate without a driver or steering wheel. They have already deployed their driverless technology in major cities in China and were recently awarded a production contract with multiple OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) to bring their relatively low-cost technology to a broader consumer audience. Deeproute.ai adds to a growing list of auto-tech companies in Fremont, including Waymo, Zoox, & Pony.ai who take advantage of the City’s central location, supportive zoning, and strong workforce.
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We’re thrilled to announce that this month marks the one-year anniversary of Banter Book Shop being open. Banter Bookshop is a locally owned, independent bookstore that is a staple in our Downtown community. As part of our Shop Small Series, we sat down with owner Amy Davis to learn more about her journey to opening her store. You can visit Banter Book Shop’s website or stop by their new store to learn more about book reviews, author interviews, community events, and shop a vast collection of books spanning different genres.
Check out Episode 2 of the Shop Small Series on YouTube!
Amy Davis, Owner of Banter Bookshop
Q: Tell us a bit about yourself and where your passion for literature began?
Amy: My name is Amy Davis, and I grew up here in the Bay Area. I moved to Fremont after college in 1998 and have been here ever since. My passion for literature and reading started at a very young age, around first or second grade. I would read through every book that my elementary school had. I have always found that literature and reading centers me and brings me peace.
Q: Is this your first time starting a business?
Amy: This is definitely my first time starting a business. Back before I pursued opening a book shop, I was an attorney for about five years and then stepped away to be with my daughters for about 15 years. I then decided to go for it and pursue the dream of opening up a book shop.
Q: Why did you choose to locate in Downtown Fremont?
Amy: I was thrilled to have the opportunity to locate in Downtown Fremont. As a longtime resident, I have been hearing about this project for years and when I toured the space and saw the potential, I was so excited! The space is very modern, and I love being so close to the Downtown Event Center. We are already seeing the positive impacts of being close to the activities and big events that are going on at the Center. We are very excited to see all the opportunities that are going to flow from having all the Downtown space rented out, as well as having Fremont Bank opening soon.
Q: How has your experience been working with the City?
Amy: The city was nothing but helpful for me and was always a phone call away. The Economic Development Department was right there with me and for me. They always answered my questions and kept me on my timeline. I can't say enough good things about the city and their partnership in getting the store open in a timely fashion. I am really proud to have partnered with them in getting our doors open.
 
In April, California displayed impressive economic growth by creating 67,000 new job opportunities, growing at over double the national rate to account for 26.5 percent of the country’s overall job gains. Ten out of eleven industry sectors in California showed positive job growth, leading to a record high of over 18 million nonfarm jobs in the state.
Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced groundbreaking reforms in permitting and project review aimed at building California's critical infrastructure, including cleantech installations, semiconductor facilities, and water capture and conveyance systems. These measures have been designed to simplify and accelerate project environmental approval and completion, thus positioning California to obtain the maximum share of federal infrastructure funding by fast-tracking projects that align with the state's ambitious economic, climate, and social targets.
The Tesla 2022 Impact Report has been released and highlights the company's considerable efforts towards promoting sustainable energy on a global scale. Their products, which cover clean energy generation, storage, and transportation, are making a significant contribution towards this goal.
Bloom Energy's 2022 Sustainability Report is now available. Bloom continues to remain committed to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable energy sources, with a goal of achieving reliable and affordable net-zero solutions.
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Your car is in good hands at Brothers Car Wash, which recently opened under new management and offers a full-service wash and detail center.
4200 Peralta Blvd, Fremont CA, 94536
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