Oat Foundry is a Philadelphia manufacturer of hand-built analog technology, best known for turning the mechanical motion of vintage departure boards into custom Split Flap displays and kinetic installations. Founded in 2013 by six Drexel engineers, the company now focuses exclusively on analog products, building them by hand at its Philadelphia headquarters and shipping them worldwide. Its displays have appeared in more than 300 installations across 25 countries, with the company’s Split Flap serving as its signature product since 2015.
Dynapac MotionDynapac Motion grew from the Margetts family’s early rotating-display inventions into a Salt Lake City manufacturer of motion systems for signs, displays, automation, and lifting applications. With almost a century of industrial-motion history, the company designs, builds, and installs custom mechanical units worldwide, while its Vue-More turntables are assembled in its Utah factory with U.S.-made components. Its engineering team includes a professional mechanical engineer and supports projects from prototype through production and installation.ALLENTOWN, PA
Erector Sets IncFounded in 2003 as a small custom fabrication shop, Philadelphia’s Erector Sets Inc. has grown into an 18,000-square-foot operation known for building made-to-measure environments for broadcasters, museums, and filmmakers. The company works from early design through final installation, while its hands-on team remains focused on solving the unusual engineering and fabrication challenges each project brings.334220PHILADELPHIA, PA
White Oak Display & DesignWhite Oak Display & Design is a family-led Pennsylvania company that grew from Jim Boyd’s 1979 garage shop into a 100,000-square-foot operation. Today, four families with longstanding ties to the company guide its work creating handcrafted retail displays for more than 100 clients, including partners that have stayed with White Oak since its beginning.PALMYRA, PA
SOLARI SPAFrom its roots as a 1725 clockmaker in Pesariis, SOLARI SPA has grown into an Udine-based manufacturer of public information displays and systems that manage time, people and access. The company employs more than 200 people across production, software, hardware and customer-care operations, while its historic Pesariis site still produces precision mechanical structures. Its signature split-flap displays have carried Italian design from railway stations and airports to the screen of Spielberg’s *The Terminal*, linking three centuries of clockmaking with contemporary technology.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY