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Founded by entrepreneurs and inventors who moved research from the lab into FDA-cleared products, AusculTech DX develops AI-powered medical technologies for clinical diagnosis and monitoring. Its work includes StethAid, a digital auscultation platform that helps primary-care clinicians identify innocent heart murmurs, alongside tools for strep-throat diagnosis and fetal ECG analysis. Based in Silver Spring, the company also provides grant-development, AI/ML, and mobile and web development services.
Founded in 2006 by software and mechanical engineers in Columbia, Maryland, Autani develops intelligent building automation and energy management systems that connect lighting, HVAC, and other building technologies. Its open-platform EnergyCenter system is designed to work with existing commercial equipment rather than lock customers into proprietary hardware. Autani says its solutions serve more than 500 customers across over 150 million square feet worldwide, and the company won the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2023 L-Prize for the Connected Systems Track.
Spun out of University College London in 2014, Autolus Therapeutics develops programmed autologous CAR T-cell therapies for cancer and autoimmune diseases. The company combines T-cell programming with clinical development and a 70,000-square-foot commercial manufacturing facility in Stevenage, UK, and its pipeline includes obe-cel and other investigational therapies. Its long-running collaboration with UCL remains central to moving programs from the laboratory into clinical studies.
Founded in 1987, Automated Business Power is a U.S. manufacturer known for building rugged, field-deployable power equipment for military communications. Its made-in-USA systems support tactical radio users in demanding environments, and the company provides custom solutions and on-site training for the systems it supplies.
Automated Coatings, Inc. is an Edgewood, Maryland metal-finishing house that grew from General Die Finishing’s small-batch operation into a full-service coating business serving aerospace and defense manufacturers. Founded as a sister company in 2000, it expanded from a 24,000-square-foot facility to 40,000 square feet and now combines automated coating lines with chemical processing and inspection capabilities. ACI has held NADCAP accreditation since 2003, including accreditation for non-destructive testing and chemical processing.
Since 1994, Automated Motion has built its identity around servo technology and high-speed motion engineering for industrial automation. The Belcamp company develops turnkey robotic systems for manufacturers, with particular experience serving Fortune 100 and Fortune 1000 companies as well as privately held businesses. Its work includes robotic palletizing and custom assembly, backed by support after installation.
Since its founding in 1969 by engineers and musicians, Automated Processes, Inc. has built its reputation around the warm analog sound associated with American recording studios. The Maryland company makes professional audio equipment for recording and production, with its consoles still in use at more than 600 studios worldwide and vintage units continuing to work decades after production.
Founded in 2005 by a group of technologists, Availink is a fabless semiconductor company that designs demodulators, system-on-chip platforms and embedded software for digital television and multimedia systems. Its chips support broadcast TV and OTT access worldwide, with more than 300 million sold and solutions reaching over a billion people. Availink operates multiple research and customer-support locations across Mainland China and Taiwan, along with a research center in the United States, and expanded its set-top-box expertise through a 2015 acquisition from Sunplus Technology.
Founded in 1981, family-owned Avalon Industries is a Baltimore manufacturer with a 20,000-square-foot headquarters and more than 125 sewing machines. Its in-house design and development team supports long-running work for commercial and military customers, while a separate promotional-products division serves organizations seeking branded apparel.
Founded in 2005, Aversion Technologies develops repellent masterbatch solutions that protect wires, buildings, vehicles and crops by making harmful or nuisance materials distasteful rather than causing harm. The American company centers its work on behavior modification, offering standard and custom carrier formulations in pellet or liquid form. Three regional headquarters and stocked warehouses in North America, Europe and Asia support customers across its markets.
Since 2008, Aviation Systems Technologies, LLC has supported Southern Maryland’s Department of Defense customers with engineering, production, contractor support, and related technical services. The woman-owned small business is especially grounded in military programs, producing custom aircraft cables and harnesses while supplying the personnel and parts needed for demanding government projects. Its Cage Code is 518G9.
For nearly two decades, Avista Realtime Systems has been the engineering partner behind complex control environments used by utilities, municipalities, and industrial organizations. The Elkridge company is known for taking responsibility across a project’s full life, from system design through commissioning and support, with work that includes SCADA for large power networks and water utilities. It also develops aviCore, a managed platform for monitoring critical infrastructure.
Founded by former professional American-Israeli basketball player Tamir Goodman, AVIV reimagines basketball equipment with a moisture-wicking, antimicrobial net that dries and cleans the ball as it passes through the hoop. Based in Baltimore, the company also makes removable net signage that lets teams and sponsors change their branding without damaging the net, while championing women’s sports and gender equality.
Founded in Washington, D.C., in 1931, AW Industries is a family-owned mattress manufacturer now based in Landover, Maryland. After shifting its focus fully to bedding in the early 1990s, the fourth generation of the Krupsaw family continued the company’s American-made Sleepwell line alongside licensed brands and hospitality bedding. The company employs more than 200 people and serves residential, commercial, and hotel customers through a broad retailer network.
AwardsPlus grew from a family-home basement business launched in 1974 into a long-running recognition company serving the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and beyond. Its Clinton, Maryland, team produces personalized awards for organizations, with the capacity to handle both large orders and small custom work.
Awarewolf Gear makes mobility canes for blind and low-vision users, including the All Terrain Cane developed from its founder’s own hiking needs after vision loss in Sedona, Arizona. Designed by blind users for the blind and low-vision community, its titanium All Terrain Cane is built for rugged ground, while the Urban Xplorer adapts that durability to everyday streets. The company also supports mobility access through cane donations, veteran assistance and a monthly community gathering called A Call For The Wild.
Founded in Maryland in 2022 by gamers and PC enthusiasts, Axiom Gaming builds pre-configured and custom gaming PCs aimed at making capable systems accessible across a range of budgets. The company’s identity is shaped by founders Blake Welsh’s cybersecurity background and Daniel Kurtz’s CompTIA Security+ certification, which inform its focus on secure, carefully tested systems. Axiom also develops its own Nova Series cases and offers workstation and HPC solutions alongside its gaming desktops.
Founded by Dr. Tara T. A’Daora after she personally experienced hair loss, AYURS is a Towson-based wellness company built around her holistic approach to hair and scalp health. Its hand-blended, doctor-formulated products are made onsite at A’Daora Trichology & Wellness Institute for people seeking support with hair loss and scalp concerns.
Founded in 1966 by Roger Roark Sr. and Harry Brown, B/R Instrument Corporation designs and builds laboratory distillation equipment in Easton, Maryland, including fractional distillation systems and solvent recyclers. The company began as a general glassware manufacturer before specializing in spinning band distillation under a DuPont patent in 1968, and now supplies systems from micro to pilot scale. Its equipment is made in the USA and has been installed in more than 50 countries.
Founded in 1980 by a father-and-son team, B&B Manufacturing is a family-owned Maryland sheet-metal fabrication shop making precision parts and assemblies from concept through finished production. The Bates legacy now extends to Jared Bates, the third generation of the family to run the business, which combines in-house engineering, fabrication and inspection under one roof. B&B is ISO 9001:2015 accredited and produces its parts at its Maryland headquarters.