Founded in 1979, MicroMax Computer Intelligence is a New York City engineering company known for designing specialized computer systems for mission-critical applications. Its staff develops rugged industrial and onboard computers tailored to the needs of transportation operators, manufacturers, and public agencies.
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Cyberchron Rugged Systems CorporationFounded in 1974 as a maker of board-level electronic components, privately owned Cyberchron Rugged Systems now designs and manufactures rugged and embedded computer systems for military, government, industrial, and commercial applications. The Hopewell Junction company moved into military rugged computers in the early 1980s and is associated with innovations such as monocoque chassis construction and built-in system diagnostics. It provides both commercial off-the-shelf and custom systems, with factory repair and support handled in New York.HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY
Computech International (CTI)Founded in New York in 1995, Computech International is a privately held, woman-owned small business known for rugged computing built for military and first-responder work. CTI has grown from a storage-systems supplier into an in-house engineering and manufacturing operation, serving government customers for more than two decades and moving into a larger facility in 2021.WOODBURY, NY
ION Computer Systems, IncFounded in 1992, ION Computer Systems is a small, wholly U.S.-owned company known for building technology around each customer’s particular requirements. Its Long Island headquarters handles both manufacturing and support for organizations ranging from corporations to government agencies and universities.HAUPPAUGE, NY
MicroDISC, IncFor 40 years, MicroDISC has been known for keeping rugged computer-vision systems operating in demanding military and industrial settings. The company builds these systems to customer specifications in the United States and continues supporting them through component obsolescence and legacy service, including more than 400 fielded units from one legacy server line that remain operational.YARDLEY, PA