From its Cleveland-area facility, Intellitronix designs and manufactures electronic gauge panels and embedded systems, with a particular foothold in classic-car dashboards, RV energy management, and racing applications. Founded in 1996 and employee-owned since May 2021 as a worker cooperative, the company handles design, prototyping, and production in-house. Its American-made work also includes custom electronics such as a CANBUS-to-analog interface for classic-car EV conversions.
InteliConFor more than 25 years, Millbury-based InteliCon has built custom control panels for OEMs, fabricators and engineering firms, including both new panels and retrofits for existing machinery. Its vertically integrated operation also produces its own engraved tags and labels, while a 12,000-square-foot facility supports projects ranging from single-device operator stations to multi-door control systems. InteliCon is a UL 508A-listed panel shop and operates under Glassline Corporation’s ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.MILBURY, 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
KaiserEngineering LLCKaiserEngineering LLC is a small team of electrical, software, and mechanical engineers building customizable automotive displays, including a plug-and-play digital dashboard for Ford Focus ST/RS models. Its open-source approach lets drivers tailor gauges and add their own projects, while newer products such as the NA Miata LED tachometer bring modern, configurable instrumentation to classic cars. The Kaiser team works directly with customers and supports its products through documentation and community tools.
Western Reserve Controls, Inc. (WRC Akron)Since 1991, Western Reserve Controls has designed and manufactured custom embedded-control, I/O and network-communications electronics for OEMs, taking products from concept and prototype through production in Akron. Its distinctive strength is combining engineering, firmware and hardware development with in-house electronics manufacturing and long-term support, including legacy-product sustaining work. WRC’s U.S.-made products come from an 11,000-square-foot Akron facility serving aerospace and industrial automation customers.AKRON, OH