Thank you, operator. Welcome, everyone, and thank you for joining us. For today's call, I'll first cover our operational highlights and achievements for Q2. Then I'll hand it over to Michael to walk you through our financial performance for the second quarter. Afterwards, I will provide an update on our strategic product and marketing initiatives for 2023 and beyond, before opening the call up for questions. I would like to start by briefly introducing who we are and what we do for those of you who may be new to Airgain in our industry. At Airgain, we simplified wireless connectivity for the enterprise, automotive and consumer markets. Our technology spends across the value chain from embedded components to integrated systems of our products for under three sub-brands including Airgain embedded, which represents our embedded antennas, embedded modems and IoT development kits. Airgain Antenna Plus, which represents our fleet, IoT and networks antennas, and Airgain Integrated, which represents our growing stable of finished products including cellular-based asset trackers, vehicle networking devices and 5G connectivity products. As we evolve from being exclusively a components company to a systems company. We are creating unique solutions, designed to improve and build up on the 5G customer experience. Earlier this year, reintroducing our 5G fixed wireless access or FWA in 5G C-bands Smart Repeater solutions and are making significant progress toward the commercialization of these innovative products. Our goal is to begin shipping some of these products to partners and end customers in the first half of 2024. From a go-to-market perspective, we work with a global network of VSaaS system integrators, distributors and large customers to help solve critical connectivity issues, improved wireless performance and effectively shorten time to market for their products. With Airgain’s growing portfolio of products, we are able to offer complete solutions to our channel partners and customers that help them get connected quickly. Now, for our performance. The second quarter sales came in at $15.8 million, which was near the lower end of our guidance range. Macroeconomic conditions have continued to create demand softness industry-wide, which when combined with inventory correction in our channel, drove a sequential decline in our Enterprise and Automotive markets. While we underperformed in these two markets, we did see an increase in our consumer market with the deployment of WiFi 6E in major cable operators, leading to a sequential growth in this category. That said, we do not expect this trend to continue as we project a sequential decrease in our consumer sales in the third quarter. Furthermore, we expect that the product shipments of a large enterprise project that was initially scheduled for a third quarter to be delayed to the fourth quarter, contributing to our lower third quarter guidance. Despite current headwinds, we remain optimistic that our sales expansion strategies, combined with new product introductions in fleet and 5G connectivity, pave a path to growth in 2024 and beyond. Some of these expansion strategies include adding channels of distribution, expanding geographies and diversifying our customer base. We are already able to see tangible results from these strategies in key growth verticals such as rail, fleet and shipping and logistics. Our Enterprise market represents a mix of components in systems that include our embedded modems, asset trackers enterprise antenna design and custom products. While we experienced demand softness and excessive channel inventories in the first half of the year 2023 with our embedded modems, our asset trackers in custom products continue to grow. In particular our asset trackers are gaining momentum in several vertical markets, including rail, shipping and logistics and equipment rentals. With the design win we announced in the first quarter for the rail industry, our shipments to the customer started to ramp up in Q2 and we expect to secure further wins in this market. Airgain is well positioned in its capacity to offer a complete end-to-end solution that includes cellular-based asset trackers, embedded modems and data management software to solve key customer problems. For the rail industry, Airgain offers the ability to customize a solution to track conditions such as location low status, door open, hand bridge pools, weight bearing status, rail cut impacts and several more. These critical features provide increased recurring revenue for Airgain, which represents a meaningful portion of our asset tracker sales. Recurring revenue growth and contribution to the top line has been an emphasis for our team to increase customer retention and loyalty as well as strengthen our ability to maintain competitive advantage. With stable revenue streams in place we believe we can continue our strategic investments in new product innovations to drive long-term growth. Our custom products offering features joint engineering collaboration, with our customers to develop products for specific applications, while helping them reduce their time to market. This offering has been a bright spot for us. However, while we have seen momentum from this sector, we acknowledge that shipments can fluctuate from quarter-to-quarter based on the level of integration and customization. For example, as mentioned earlier some product shipments scheduled to occur in the third quarter have now been delayed to the fourth quarter, due to shifting time lines often inherent in complex projects. In addition to video surveillance as-a-service or VSaaS, and EV charging we are also seeing growth in industrial equipment shipping and logistics and equipment rentals for our enterprise products. These segments are generally looking for a shorter time to market and easy path to connectivity and better performance in challenging environments. With our focus on simplifying wireless connectivity, we appeal to these markets with products that help eliminate design bottlenecks, remove the need for RF expertise, and provide rugged and reliable connectivity, complete with a long shelf life. Our automotive market includes both our aftermarket and vehicle networking devices. We saw a sequential decline in this market in Q2 due to customers' excessive inventory and forecasting changes. We mentioned last quarter a threefold channel strategy in automotive that includes, adding differentiation and flexibility to our product designs, implementing changes to the supply chain that make us more responsive to demand, and expanding our channels of distribution globally. We're executing on these strategies and believe this will lead to sequential growth in Q3 and beyond. In May, we announced the migration of our fleet and IoT antennas to the Easy Connect platform, which simplifies the ordering and installations of our antennas. At the same time, we also announced another addition to our line of 5G mobile antennas, the MULTIMAX 5G. Earlier this week, we announced two new products that we believe are highly differentiated. Our RECON13 is designed for 5G connectivity and includes as many as 13 antenna elements in one device, all in a stealth design that measures less than 2 inches in height. This solution is combined with a universal mounting form that allows it to adapt to any low service. We believe, this design will be a cutting-edge solution for both mobile and fixed applications. We also announced the ULTRAMAX class 5G, our first 5G-ready windshield or dashboard made antenna. Both products support our effort to build 5G-ready cell connectivity for the fleet in first responder markets. While EV Connect offers us flexibility in responding to general market demand, we have also implemented supply chain solutions to shorten lead times, a key differentiator in the aftermarket industry. Lastly, we are also expanding into several international channels to broaden our geographical reach. We expect that new product introductions combined with new channels and new customers will lead us to greater growth prospects starting in Q3. Finally, our consumer market is represented by our custom embedded antenna design for CPE devices sold primarily to major service providers. We saw an increase in Q2 in this market, primarily as a result of the deployment of WiFi 6E devices by major US cable operators. However, we saw two trends that have negatively impacted this market. First, core cutting and the availability of FWA has caused subscriber loss at major broadband and cable operators. This has created demand softness for the cable industry, along with excessive inventory in the channel, in the first half of the year. Second, cable operators are transitioning to offer WiFi seven technology as a key driver for growth in 2024, while this transition will create new opportunities for Airgain to deliver best-in-class antenna solutions. Operators are cautiously approaching the WiFi 6E deployment on a needed basis to ensure that they don't accumulate excessive inventory during this technology transition. While we continue to work with major broadband and cable operators to produce CPE devices with the highest level of performance, we are also securing design wins with mobile network operators or MNOs on their 5G wireless CPE devices for the broadband audience. We are currently working on an indoor WA router opportunity with a Tier 1 US MNO. While we navigate a challenging demand environment this year, we believe our strategic focus on customer base expansion combined with WiFi 7 investment will drive growth next year. While 2023 has presented some challenges thus far. We believe we have the right product road maps and expansion strategies to drive future growth in Q4 and into 2024. While we are expanding our customer base, channels of distribution and geographies, we’re actively investing in three major product initiatives. We believe that this will lay the foundation of our revenue growth as market conditions improve. With that, I will turn the call over to Michael. Michael?