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Aurora Technology is a Singapore-based company wholly owned by Amplus Communication Pte Ltd, created to help U.S. and European companies manage rising manufacturing costs through an Asia-based production network. It is known for moving specialized products from design into production, with recent work supporting medical equipment manufacturers. Aurora holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016 certifications.
Aurorium is an Indianapolis-based materials innovation partner with a global manufacturing and office presence. It helps manufacturers develop and produce specialty ingredients and performance-enhancing materials for products that support health, personal care, mobility and infrastructure, with particular expertise in pharmaceutical manufacturing support and nature-derived alternatives such as Castorlatum™.
Aurubis AG turns metal concentrates, scrap and metal-bearing recycling materials into high-purity non-ferrous metals, making it one of the world’s largest copper recyclers. Headquartered in Hamburg and active in more than 20 countries across three continents, the company employs around 7,100 people and is expanding its multimetal recycling network with facilities such as the €190 million Complex Recycling Hamburg plant. Its Beerse site alone employs more than 500 people processing complex recycling materials into metals, metal products and minerals.
Privately owned and incorporated in 1957, AUSCO has built its identity around solving demanding aerospace and defense fluid-control problems. From its 85,000-square-foot facility, the company designs and manufactures valves and manifolds for performance-critical systems, while preserving the tooling and know-how needed to support legacy programs for decades.
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.
Auspex Medix is a medical technology company built around keeping human judgment in the loop as healthcare adopts artificial intelligence. It develops secure, interoperable AI tools for healthcare professionals and patients across medical specialties.
Since opening in 1948, Auster Rubber Co. Inc. has built its Brooklyn business around treating customers like family while serving construction and industrial users. Its 30,000-square-foot East Coast warehouse supports custom hose fabrication for OEMs, distributors and end users, with in-house testing against NAHAD and API requirements. The company also maintains more than 10,000 items in stock to help keep customers’ operations moving.
Founded by designer and creative director Fredrik Carlström, Austere creates heirloom-quality furniture and accessories shaped by Scandinavian design and careful craftsmanship. The company began as a Scandinavian design showroom in Los Angeles and New York before developing its own collections, including furniture made through its partnership with Tre Sekel Möbelsnickeri. Austere’s work emphasizes material, construction, and durable joinery, with recent pieces designed for Stockholm Stadshotell and other interiors.
Since 1990, Austin Air Systems has handcrafted medical-grade air purifiers in Buffalo, New York, including its flagship HealthMate and newer Immunity Machine. Founded by Richard Taylor after he sought relief for a loved one with a severe respiratory condition, the company now operates a 480,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and ships to more than 100 countries. Its purifiers have been used by FEMA and the American Red Cross and evaluated in clinical research with institutions including Johns Hopkins and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
Austin Mohawk and Company, LLC manufactures prefabricated, modular, factory-built aluminum and steel buildings, shelters, press boxes, canopies, walkway covers, and alternative-fueling structures. The company provides custom design, engineering, fabrication, factory inspection, nationwide delivery, and installation-related services for markets including convenience stores, retail, public transit, parking, education, government, petroleum, transportation, and alternative energy.
Austin Powder is an Ohio company founded in Akron in 1833 by five brothers from Vermont, making it the oldest manufacturing company in the state. From its early days producing black powder for rock blasting, it has grown into a global explosives manufacturer with more than 4,800 employees and operations in over 27 countries. The company’s identity remains closely tied to its “Power of Family” culture and a safety-first approach.
Founded in Akron in 1976, Austin Tape & Label produces custom pressure-sensitive labels and printed tape, with a long-standing specialty in solutions for the tire industry. Now based in Stow, the company still includes co-owner Jim Burkle among its staff and says half its workforce has been with Austin for at least 20 years. Its in-house design and label-engineering teams help customers develop labels for demanding settings, including cold and wet food-processing environments.
AustralTek develops automation and industrial software for metals producers, pairing engineering services with radar systems that measure molten steel and track slabs in demanding mill environments. Based in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania, the company also builds plant-level software that connects production data with ERP and control systems, helping melt shops identify delays and downtime. Its engineers support projects from electrical design and panel building through on-site commissioning across the metals industry.
AustriAlpin is the North American arm of an Austrian safety-hardware brand incorporated in 1996, with roots in three generations of the ownership families’ work at the Stubai manufacturing co-op. Shaped by the Austrian Alps, the company continues to design and manufacture its product range in Austria while serving customers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico through its Alberta headquarters and Charlotte warehouse.
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.
Founded in 2003 as Applied NanoWorks, Auterra is a Schenectady, New York, catalyst and process-technology research organization developing lower-energy ways to desulfurize and upgrade crude oil and refinery streams. Its proprietary FlexUp process targets heavy, sour crude—including oil-sands feedstocks—using oxidation-based chemistry rather than conventional hydrogen-intensive treatment, while FlexULS addresses sulfur removal in lighter streams. Auterra’s technologies are protected by a global patent portfolio.
Authentise, founded in 2012 after a supply-chain tragedy highlighted the risks of unavailable spare parts, builds connected workflow software for additive manufacturers. Its platform links engineering intent with production execution and quality records, including detailed material genealogy, so manufacturers can replace scattered spreadsheets with an auditable digital thread. Headquartered in Philadelphia with a growing UK contingent, the roughly 30-person company serves demanding aerospace, medical and industrial operations.
Owner-operated by Dave, a 20-year veteran of the repair industry, Authority Fleet Services brings a hands-on small-business approach to commercial vehicle service in Long Island. The Copiague shop is best known for careful motor-coach diagnosis and has served the limousine industry for more than 18 years, helping fleet operators keep their vehicles road-ready.
With more than 125 years of corrosion science in its Cleveland-area history, Auto Technology Company is an Ohio manufacturer known for building test chambers and applying them in its own independent laboratory. The company’s A2LA-accredited, ISO 17025-compliant lab gives automotive and other industrial customers a place to evaluate materials under controlled environmental conditions, while its team also supports equipment calibration and repair.
For more than 20 years, Auto Temp, Inc. has built its reputation as a Batavia-area manufacturer serving major automotive glass providers. The company produces tempered curved and flat glass for OEM and aftermarket customers, with a 252,000-square-foot facility and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its work.