DEMO’s next wave of innovation: Here’s the launch list

DEMO Fall 2010, the technology launchpad conference coproduced by VentureBeat and IDG, is kicking off tomorrow (actually, the parties started tonight), and we’ve got a lineup of big-name speakers from the tech world, including Twitter cofounder and Square CEO Jack Dorsey, SAP CEO Bill McDermott, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, Hewlett-Packard CTO Phil McKinney, and Google Enterprise President Dave Girouard.

But at its heart DEMO is still a venue for companies to launch cool, innovative products. We’ve got more than 60 companies on-stage this year, and at VentureBeat we’ll be covering each of them in a post as they begin their demonstrations. For now, here’s a list of the companies and products. Keep coming back here to find short descriptions of the companies and links to our posts as they go live. [Update: I’ve added links to all of our company coverage. We didn’t cover all of the participants in the AlphaPitch program, where early-stage companies give a short pitch.]

Oh, and to be clear about VentureBeat’s relationship with DEMO: The launching companies are selected by a team led by VentureBeat Editor-in-Chief Matt Marshall, and they subsequently pay a fee to attend. However, the articles are written by VentureBeat’s writers, and Matt only provided his input when asked. We strive to provide the same objectivity in our DEMO coverage as we do in all our other stories.

Here’s the list:

Enterprise Technologies

• Connect from Vonata
• eMClient 2.7 from eMClient
• FN Connect Secure Desktop and Server from Federated Networks
• Integrate.com from Integrate
• Profitably from Profitably
• PublicStuff from PublicStuff
• Zingaya from Zingaya
• meeting-eXpert from Meeting Sciences

Mobile Technologies

• ActionFlow.com from ActionFlow
• Adrenalin from Mediaspectrum
• ApScience, ApFeedback, ApBuzz from Apsalar
• Bitbop from Bitbop
• Cyncz from Cyncz
• ExpertMaker AI-Search from ExpertMaker
• Footfeed from Footfeed
• Foound from Foound
• Parallels Desktop 6 for the Mac from Parallels
• IQ Engines Any-Image Recognition Engine from IQ Engines
• MobiCart from MobiCart
• mParents from EME International
• OpenBTS from Range Networks
• Particle Platform from Particle Code
• The Poynt Offers Engine from Multiplied Media
• *Spark from HipLogic
• QilaQ from QilaQ
• DoubleDutch from DoubleDutch
• Yapper 2.0 from SachManya
• myShopanion from Zappli

Cloud Technologies

• BDNA IT Genome Center from BDNA< /li>
• CloudBasic from CloudBasic
• Delphix Server from Delphix
• Vdom Box Technologies from Vdom Box International
• Wappwolf from Wappwolf

Consumer Technologies

• Capture-ID Mobile Scanner from Rocky Mountain Ventures
• Card 2.0 from Dynamics
• GotoCamera from Pechora Technologies
• HealthInReach from HealthInReach
• Independa from Independa
• Microfueler from E-Fuel
• Primal Pages for Publishers from Primal
• Semantifi.com from Semantifi
• TuneUp from TuneUp Media
• Uvisor.com from Uvisor
• Veebeam from Veebeam
• VoiceBase.com from VoiceBase
• The Q from Ether2
• TryItOn from Moonjee
• SeePort Virtual Windows from SeePort
• Appr.tv from Appr.tv
• Browsemob from Browsemob
• FitLab.com from Digital Lifestyle Solutions

Social and Media Technologies

• Bump.com from Bump Network
• Dynno Turnkey Online Video Portals from Dynno
• FilterFoundry.com from Filter Foundry
• HDemail from Scayl
• homingCloud from homingCloud
• Metabeam Sideshow service from Metabeam
• Needly from Needly
• Picksie from Ishi Systems
• SocialSmack from SocialSmack
• Sococo Team Space from Social Communications Company
• Touchring from Touchring
• Trailmeme from Trailmeme (a Xerox venture)
• Vizerra from 3DreamTeam
• wayConnected from wayConnected
• Weliket from Select2Gether
• Comfied News+Numbers from Comfied Mobile Media
• LiveComplete from LiveComplete
• Copia from Copia Interactive

[image via Flickr/The DEMO Conference]