Charles Boyce founded Boyce Technologies after a more than 20-year career delivering systems for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and that transit background still shapes the company’s work. From its Long Island City facility, Boyce Technologies develops and manufactures urban technology for New York’s demanding subway and train environments, including Help Point units. The company keeps engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing under one roof while also supporting local robotics programs and technical apprenticeships.
Power Cooling IncFamily-owned since 1966, Power Cooling Inc. has built its reputation servicing HVAC systems for facilities throughout the New York metropolitan area. Based in Long Island City, the company supports its field work from an 80,000-square-foot plant with dedicated technician training space and an on-site vehicle shop.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
aRoboticsCompany IncFrom its New York workshop, aRoboticsCompany Inc. builds portable robotic systems and custom tools for inspecting, maintaining, and repairing critical civilian and defense infrastructure. Its robots combine in-house fabrication, electronics, software, and specialized sensing for work ranging from building and runway assessments to maritime and energy-asset sustainment. The company’s clients include U.S. military and federal agencies, and it is a winner of the NATO DIANA Challenge and the NYC Department of Buildings Challenge.OSSINING, NY
Brookville Equipment CorporationFamily-owned Brookville Equipment Corporation has been making American transportation equipment since 1918, when L.A. Leathers began fitting flanged rail wheels to gasoline-powered trucks in rural western Pennsylvania. Today, the Brookville, Pennsylvania manufacturer is known for custom-built equipment for demanding transit and underground work, with a vertically integrated operation and lifetime parts and service support.BROOKVILLE, PA
Manifold RoboticsBased at New Lab in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, Manifold Robotics develops commercial drone technology, including the EM/Nav payload for transmission-line inspections and shielded operations. A team of engineers and drone specialists, the company designs and builds its systems in the United States to make long-range drone work safer and simpler, including beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations supported by transmission-line electromagnetic fields.BROOKLYN, NY