ARIN Technologies develops and manufactures UWB-based collision-avoidance and indoor-positioning systems for industrial workplaces. Its patented technology measures distances to within a few centimeters, supporting forklift safety through ARINAlert and precise tracking of assets and inventory through ARINTrack. The Pittsburgh company has been producing UWB-enabled products for several years, ahead of the technology’s broader adoption in consumer devices.
ALERT Safety ProductsSince 2004, Cincinnati-based ALERT Safety Products has designed and manufactured custom forklift and pedestrian warning systems for plants and warehouses. Its microwave-sensor technology detects approaching vehicles at blind corners, intersections and doors, activating devices such as the Mirror ALERT or Project ALERT while ignoring traffic moving away. The company grew from a request to warn high-mast forklift operators about low-bay doors and continues to shape systems around customer layouts and traffic patterns.CINCINNATI, OH
CanaryCanary makes a plug-and-play AI camera and monitoring system for forklifts that detects nearby pedestrians and alerts drivers to collision hazards. Its system installs on existing industrial vehicles without modifications, while safety dashboards track near misses and digital inspections help managers monitor fleet readiness and compliance.ROCKVILLE, MD
Laser-View Technologies, IncFounded in 1999, Laser-View Technologies manufactures and distributes non-contact measurement sensors and industrial systems, with an engineering-led approach to solving demanding applications. Its U.S.-made Crane Sentry® systems monitor crane collisions, restricted zones, and positioning, while the company also serves as the authorized U.S. Dimetix distributor and exclusive North American DIS Sensors distributor. Based in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, Laser-View supports industrial customers while mentoring Brandywine Robotics and promoting STEM education.334510CHESTER SPRINGS, PA
TRX Systems, IncFounded in 2004, TRX Systems develops assured positioning, navigation and timing systems for military and other users operating where GPS is degraded, denied or compromised. Its NEON technology grew from work locating public-safety personnel indoors into products shipped by the thousands, while the company’s TRX DAPS II is now being produced for the U.S. Army’s dismounted warfighters. Based in Greenbelt, Maryland, TRX combines more than 20 years of research with 50 U.S. patents and is an ISO 9001:2015 registered organization.GREENBELT, MD