Kube Systems Inc. designs and manufactures guest-charging equipment for commercial hospitality, pairing multi-device power with hotel-room essentials such as alarm clocks and Bluetooth audio. Its distinctive approach is to build upgradeable, replaceable charging hardware so hotels can adapt as device standards change, while portable Kube units let guests charge throughout a property. The company distributes its hospitality-focused solutions through a global network and has supplied properties including Marriott, Cambria and Comfort Inn.
ISM MinibarFounded in Manisa in 1986, ISM Minibar manufactures hotel equipment, with a particular history in absorption-cooling minibars. The company exports 70% of its products through distributors to more than 56 countries across five continents, and its range now includes hotel safes and hair dryers alongside minibars. Its ministry-approved ISMART Design Center, opened in 2019 and approved in 2020, supports new product and hospitality-sector development.New York, NY
POSBANKPOSBANK manufactures point-of-sale hardware and self-service systems for retail, restaurant, and hospitality businesses. The company combines checkout terminals with newer formats such as kiosks, kitchen display systems, and table-ordering devices, and supports OEM/ODM and embedded IoT work. Its global reach is reflected in more than 120 distributors, annual production of 283,000 units, and a 2022 Export Tower Award from the Korea International Trade Association.PLAINVIEW, NY
Loungera IncLoungera turns poolside and beach seating into connected guest amenities, making smart lounge chairs with built-in reservations, secure storage, and device charging. Founded by CEO Michael Edelman, the company pairs its patented chair designs with white-labeled software that gives resorts and other venues live control over bookings, chair access, and usage data. Its system is designed to retrofit many existing chairs while creating a new revenue stream for venue partners.New York, NY
Pirl Technology, IncPirl Technology, Inc. develops modular electric-vehicle charging stations designed to make charging networks profitable and easier for owners to maintain. Its field-upgradable Level 2 chargers can be serviced by swapping modules, while the company’s operating model avoids fixed software subscriptions. Pirl previously built and shipped a four-port USB charger to more than 1,700 customers in 15 countries.