Irma builds wireless sensor kits that help businesses track what is happening inside their locations and use real-time data to improve operations. Its ready-to-install systems can monitor foot traffic, noise and air quality, with insights shown through local displays or the Irma App. The hardware is designed to work without Wi‑Fi or internet, process data locally, and run on very little power.
InstaHubInstaHub is a building-monitoring company known for making sensor deployment unusually simple for facility and sustainability teams. Its plug-and-play systems collect building data without wiring, Wi-Fi, or IT setup, helping users uncover inefficiencies and make better decisions about operations.PHILADELPHIA, PA
SenSourceSince 2002, Youngstown-based SenSource has built people-counting sensors and the Vea analytics platform that turn foot-traffic data into practical business decisions. Its 3D stereo-vision and AI systems are backed by in-house installation, support, and ongoing monitoring, with applications ranging from retail traffic to occupancy and church attendance. SenSource says its systems are installed in more than 1,000 locations and guarantee 98% accuracy.AUSTINTOWN, OH
AtoraaAtoraa develops wireless building-automation systems built around battery-free sensors and IoT technology, helping commercial and industrial facilities control lighting and HVAC without extensive rewiring. Its non-proprietary platform supports open integrations and scales from individual buildings to enterprise deployments, with more than 1 million devices deployed. The company also offers long-life LoRaWAN devices and energy-harvesting sensors for applications such as equipment-status monitoring and indoor air-quality management.BUFFALO, NY
AeropulseAeropulse makes modular indoor air-quality monitors and connected environmental hardware that turn measurements from homes, workplaces, schools, and healthcare spaces into usable data. Its A100 and A101 platforms can monitor as many as 15 parameters, while interchangeable sensor capsules and connectivity options—including cellular service—let installations adapt to the building rather than depend on Wi-Fi. The company also provides OEM and ODM customization from hardware through software, and its A100 has earned the “Works with WELL” certification.