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AI Optics develops portable retinal-imaging hardware and AI-based screening software that brings eye-disease screening into primary care, retail health, home-based care, and other point-of-care settings. Founded by an NYU-trained physician who saw the consequences of limited screening access, the company built its FDA-cleared Sentinel Camera from scratch and is developing Sentinel Pro to run disease-screening modules directly on the handheld device. The New York-based team combines medical-device engineering experience with expertise in optical systems, embedded devices, and AI algorithms.
AI Vision develops AI-powered machine-vision systems for manufacturers, with a particular focus on quality control and assembly verification. Its work spans additive manufacturing and industrial inspection, combining high-precision imaging hardware with AI vision algorithms and customized services. The company presents an end-to-end approach intended to support safer, more intelligent manufacturing operations.
AI-Media is a global accessibility technology company known for its work in broadcast captioning. It provides live and recorded captions for broadcasters, organizations and public institutions, using its LEXI Text automatic captioning platform alongside human captioners when higher-touch accuracy is needed.
Born from a pharmacist technician’s skincare hobby, aie develops 100% organic luxury skincare in Espoo, Finland. The company has spent more than a decade shaping an internationally sold line around its three-part approach to hydrate, regenerate and rejuvenate, while its aie Code of Respect guides its attention to people, partners and the environment. Its sustainability work includes a focus on helping protect the seas and planet.
AIM Heat Exchangers designs and manufactures custom shell-and-tube heat exchangers at its Orchard Park, New York plant, keeping engineering and production under one roof. The family-owned business draws on more than 65 years in heat transfer and specializes in complex, highly specified applications, with every unit built in the USA and registered with the National Board. AIM is a division of third-generation, woman-owned Hesse Industrial Sales, the family company founded by John Hesse Sr. in 1963.
Established through a 2015 cooperative agreement with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, AIM Photonics is a federally supported manufacturing innovation institute focused on strengthening integrated photonics manufacturing in the United States. Operating as a program of NY Creates, it gives companies, universities, and government researchers access to shared infrastructure for developing and prototyping silicon photonic circuits. Its work also includes building the specialized workforce needed for domestic photonics manufacturing.
Founded by graphic designer Aimée Wilder in 2008, Aimée Wilder creates boldly patterned wallpaper and interior furnishings that bring a playful, artful edge to residential and commercial spaces. The New York-based designer’s work has grown from its debut at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair into a broader collection of textiles, rugs, cement tile and accessories, alongside bespoke design services and collaborations such as Star Tiger with Finnish designer Paola Suhonen of Ivana Helsinki. Her designs have been featured in Architectural Digest, Vogue and The New York Times.
Founded in 2010 as a mailing-supply company, Aimoh LLC manufactures envelopes and has grown into a maker of professional-grade paper and office supplies. The Florida, New York company first produced #9 envelopes in 2012, then expanded into paper and executive notebooks while keeping quality control and durability at the center of its products.
Ainabl designs, builds, and deploys quantum-secure networking systems for defense platforms operating at the tactical edge. Its ruggedized hardware is airborne-qualified for demanding environments and can integrate with existing encrypted networks, with the company emphasizing a fully U.S.-owned intellectual property and supply chain.
Air Cleaning Blowers is known for a patented approach to industrial air cleaning that works without filter media. Its blowers serve facilities where airborne debris threatens equipment or working conditions, including mining and other heavy industrial settings, while avoiding the clogging and replacement associated with conventional filters.
Tracing its roots to 1941 wartime Connecticut, Air Industries Group manufactures flight-critical precision assemblies and components for the aerospace and defense industry. The company operates Centers of Excellence for complex machining and turbine engine components in New York and Connecticut, with more than 200,000 square feet of facilities and approximately 200 employees. Air Industries is a Tier 1 OEM supplier and prime contractor to the U.S. Department of Defense, with products flying on aircraft including the F-35 Lightning II and UH-60 Black Hawk.
Since its 1983 founding as Clean Room Technology, North Syracuse-based Air Innovations has built its identity around solving environmental-control problems that standard HVAC cannot handle. Renamed in 2001, the company designs and manufactures tailored systems for demanding work, with an in-house two-chamber laboratory used to test performance under simulated indoor and outdoor conditions before production.
Founded by San Francisco licensed esthetician Denise Spanek, Air Repair Skincare makes streamlined facial skincare for skin stressed by harsh weather, pollution, and everyday environmental exposure. Its nature-based formulas pair clean chemistry with healing botanicals and clinically recognized actives to hydrate and support the skin barrier, including the brand’s signature “inflam-aging” approach. The line is predominantly vegan and cruelty-free, and excludes parabens, petroleum, and mineral oil.
Founded by Dan Fraioli, ASATI engineers, manufactures, and erects air-supported structures, from year-round sports domes to industrial enclosures and temporary facilities. The third-generation, family-owned company traces its work to Fraioli’s first air-supported tennis structure in 1963 and the patented bias cable-net system introduced at Harvard in 1968. ASATI says it has since completed more than 5,000 structures and holds more than 26 patents, including systems used for large clear-span facilities and demanding weather conditions.
Since its founding in Hicksville, New York, in 1962, Air Techniques has built its identity around advancing dental care through purpose-made equipment. The company began by solving dentistry’s need for dry compressed air with Dento-Dri and now serves practices, clinics, universities, and hospitals worldwide through a network of more than 140 dealer partners. Its quality system is registered to ISO 13485:2016 MDSAP.
Since 1984, Air Temp has designed, installed, fabricated and maintained commercial HVAC systems for businesses and institutions across Central New York. With offices in Binghamton, Syracuse and Utica, the company combines in-house sheet-metal fabrication with more than 30 years of design/build experience and a fleet of over 50 trucks and equipment. Air Temp is also one of only two MSCA STAR-qualified contractors in Central New York and a Linc Service Contractor, giving its maintenance work the reach and resources of a network spanning more than 150 contractors.
Founded in 2020 through the merger of AirBoss Defense and Critical Solutions International, AirBoss Defense Group manufactures survivability equipment for military personnel, first responders, and healthcare workers operating in high-risk environments. With more than 330 employees across five North American locations, the company combines CBRN protection with route-clearance and counter-IED systems and serves customers in more than 81 countries. Its Auburn Hills operation holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for the design and development of CBRN filters and respiratory systems.
Founded in 2017, AIRCO develops CO₂-to-fuel and chemical technologies along with deployable production systems that make energy where centralized infrastructure cannot be relied on. Its AIRMADE platform supports synthetic aviation fuel and other chemical production, while the company’s MAD Fuel System is built for on-demand fuel production in remote and operationally constrained environments. AIRCO operates a Brooklyn demonstration plant and has established its primary U.S. manufacturing hub in Pennsylvania.
Since 1998, Aircraft Lighting International has designed and manufactured safety-certified lighting systems for aircraft interiors, including replacement lamps that let operators convert fluorescent fixtures to LED without rewiring or changing hardware. Based in Hauppauge, New York, ALI also makes custom-length and custom-color lighting while keeping many products in stock for next-day delivery. Its manufacturing and quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and the company holds FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval for its aviation lighting products.
For 50 years, Airex Industries has designed and built industrial air-cleaning and pollution-control systems in Canada, handling projects from engineering through final assembly under one roof. Its Drummondville facility employs 85 people, manages roughly 900 client projects annually, and makes custom turnkey systems that are sold worldwide. Airex also provides industrial installation, maintenance, and repair services across Canada.