Founded in 2003 by a California-born electronic engineer, Baker Electronix designed and manufactured custom PCB and microcontroller-based electronic modules for automotive enthusiasts. The company operated from West Virginia for its first seven years before moving to Texas, developing specialized solutions such as a DeLorean dual-fan controller and GM VATS bypass modules. Baker Electronix closed in May 2018 after 15 years in business, while continuing technical support and reprogramming services for customers until August 2022.
Foster Systems, LLCFoster Systems, LLC made electronic control boards for the astronomy community before closing its doors in 2022 after 14 years in operation. The company said worldwide shortages of critical parts made it impossible to continue manufacturing boards to its quality standards.AKRON, OH
Divelbiss CorporationSince Terry Divelbiss founded it in 1974, Divelbiss Corporation has built its identity around practical, custom electronics made in Ohio. The Fredericktown company keeps engineering and manufacturing under one roof, helping OEMs and manufacturers turn specialized control needs into products that can be supported for years, including through its legacy-product program.FREDERICKTOWN, OH
Wild Works CustomsWild Works Customs was a custom fabrication shop built around turning customers’ ideas into personalized pieces. Using CNC and laser technology, it produced items such as engraved goods for homes, gifts, and other custom projects before permanently ceasing operations.
Ben Peoples IndustriesBen Peoples Industries built theatrical electronics, best known for its Prospero cue-light panels and controllers, along with custom embedded-electronics work. The company began more than 13 years ago making LED flicker candles and announced that it mostly closed its operations in September 2025, while Prospero parts and documentation remain available online.BRADDOCK, PA