BioInterphase is a Pittsburgh bioengineering studio focused on biomaterials and biosignals intelligence. Formerly known as Interphase Materials, it develops technologies including THERMOPHASE, an engineered surface treatment intended to reduce fouling and improve heat transfer, and INTELLIPHASE, an AI system for predicting fouling and monitoring biocontamination. Its stated mission is to restore and reinforce biological needs with sustainable biointerfaces.
Bioptechs IncBioptechs Inc. is an American optical engineering company that develops and manufactures environmental control systems for live-cell microscopy. It introduced its first precision micro-environmental control system in 1992 and says it has made these systems for more than 25 years, manufacturing over 150 standardized products alongside custom designs at its western Pennsylvania facility.BUTLER, PA
ProThermal IncFounded by Timothy Biery in Pittsburgh more than 25 years ago, ProThermal Inc. supplies and engineers heat-transfer equipment for industrial process applications. The company has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a full-service resource that helps customers select equipment, then supports it with parts, maintenance, repair and performance evaluation. Its team is led by Timothy Biery and vice president Jonathon Biery.BRIDGEVILLE, PA
Actini USAWith more than 70 years of experience, Actini USA brings the Actini Group’s thermal-treatment expertise directly to North American customers. Based in Pennsylvania, the company designs and builds systems for safely treating biological effluents and sterilizing liquids in demanding research and biopharmaceutical settings. Its U.S. operation combines local manufacturing and field support with the engineering capacity of a global organization.LEWIS RUN, PA
BioMotion LLCBioMotion LLC develops intelligent neurorehabilitation systems, beginning with Adaptix Neuro, an AI-enabled stationary cycling platform that adjusts therapy in real time for people with Parkinson’s disease. The company grew from more than 15 years of peer-reviewed research in motor-assisted cycling and brings together control-systems engineers, clinical researchers, and medical-device innovators. Its interdisciplinary founding team includes Kent State exercise physiologist Angela Ridgel and Case Western Reserve University control expert Kenneth Loparo.CLEVELAND, OH