An MIT Media Lab spinout based in Rochester, New York, Labby is known for bringing optical sensing into the daily work of dairy farms. Its MilKey platform helps farmers see milk-health signals in real time, giving operations from family dairies to large herds a faster way to respond than periodic laboratory testing allows.
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FoodFulFoodFul develops DairyX, a sensor-equipped cloud monitoring system that helps dairy farmers assess individual cows’ health and feed efficiency. Founded by Cornell alumni, the company combines real-time herd tracking with data on feeding and resting behavior to support earlier illness detection and more informed breeding and management decisions.
Fluid Photonics CorporationNew York-based Fluid Photonics Corporation develops portable optical sensing platforms that give mining and hydrometallurgical operators continuous, real-time chemical data. Its Hummingbird™ system uses a fluid-fluid microreactor and self-contained instrumentation to turn emerging sensing technologies into process-control tools for demanding and remote environments. The privately held company also supports sensor development from laboratory testing through field deployment.LINDENHURST, NY
Clark Farms CreamerySince 1907, the Clark family has farmed in Delhi, New York, and Clark Farms Creamery now turns milk from its own five-generation herd into minimally processed dairy products. Kyle Clark returned home with an agricultural sciences degree in 2018 and reopened the family’s former creamery as a 21st-century dairy lab in 2020, serving the Catskills with fresh milk and hand-packed butter.DELHI, NY
Seneca Dairy SystemsSeneca Dairy Systems designs, manufactures and installs dairy barn equipment and technology, including its own automated temperature-control systems, from its facility in New York’s Finger Lakes region. Its roots reach back to Clarence Martin’s welding business in the 1970s, with dairy equipment production beginning in 1978 and the company later becoming part of the Seneca Iron Works family of businesses. Today, its research and development team combines custom fabrication with farm-focused product support, serving dairy operations nationwide.SENECA FALLS, NY