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Inspired by special-needs families, Inspired by Drive makes pediatric positioning and mobility equipment for daily life at home, school, and on the go. The brand brings together Columbia Medical and Wenzelite Rehab under Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare, drawing on more than 50 years of pediatric rehab history. Its product line includes distinctive supports such as the Spirit car seat, designed to grow with children and young adults, and the parent-informed P Pod seating system.
Founded by battery-industry specialists Sebastian Berning and Andreas Sedlmayr to fill a gap in professional portable power, Instagrid makes battery-powered energy systems for work away from the grid. Its compact Instagrid GO delivers grid-quality, zero-emission power for demanding jobs such as welding and emergency response, while the company now supplies tens of thousands of professionals worldwide. The team spans more than 40 nationalities and focuses on replacing combustion generators with quieter, cleaner mobile energy.
Instant Custom Packaging is a New York-based manufacturer of bespoke boxes, sleeves, and bags, helping businesses protect products while giving their brands a more distinctive unboxing experience. Founded by two friends with a decade of packaging-industry experience, the company was created in response to delayed deliveries and poor client service they had seen elsewhere. ICP works with startups and established brands alike, offering small runs from 100 boxes, free design support, and production in as little as 8–12 business days.
Since 1983, Instant Monogramming has produced decorated apparel and custom garments for Rochester businesses, organizations, and neighbors. The company pairs a large online design-and-order catalog with downtown production and a sample showroom in the historic Sibley Building, while keeping commercial production private for client confidentiality. Its work includes custom embroidery and other garment decoration, with campaign ordering available for groups and fundraisers.
Since 1982, Ottawa-based Instantel has designed, manufactured, calibrated and serviced monitoring equipment that records vibration, sound and air overpressure. Its systems combine rugged field units with remote data collection and cloud-based reporting, and are used in more than 85 countries for demanding mining, construction and geotechnical work. Instantel is known for a history of industry firsts, including early web-based event reporting and automatic remote data transfer.
Institutional Casework Inc. manufactures customizable, laboratory-grade casework and fume hoods, along with adaptable lab systems and work surfaces, in Tennessee for science and learning environments. Its roots reach back to CampbellRhea, founded in 1951 to build purpose-made science furniture for education; ICI was formed in 2005 and remains privately owned. The company combines American manufacturing with project support that runs from laboratory design and BIM resources through installation, while also producing specialized seating for laboratory, clean-room and industrial settings.
Founded on academic research software, Instrumental Software Technologies, Inc. (ISTI) develops scientific software, monitoring systems, and instrumentation for seismology and nuclear physics. Since 1998, its scientists and software engineers have built and operated seismic networks worldwide while supporting radionuclide analysis and nuclear non-proliferation work. ISTI also coordinates development of the open-source Earthworm earthquake-processing system and has offices in North America and Europe.
Founded by Milan Kesler, InstruTECH developed data-acquisition interfaces for the life sciences and built a reputation in the field over his more than 32-year career. After InstruTECH closed in July 2007, HEKA acquired selected assets and continued manufacturing, support, repair service, and the InstruTECH branding for its current interfaces.
Since its founding in 1970, Insulated Wire has built its identity around a proprietary PTFE lamination process developed for demanding signal-transmission work. The Bayport-based manufacturer now serves specialized customers in fields such as oil exploration and space, with its Long Island operations producing application-specific microwave cable assemblies.
Since 1971, Intandem Solutions has provided subcontracted supply-chain services—including assembly, packaging, warehousing and fulfillment—to businesses across Western New York. Operating as a nonprofit social enterprise of Intandem, it pairs more than 50,000 square feet across three locations with a workforce of more than 200 people, creating employment opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and behavioral health challenges. Its ISSA-certified commercial cleaning operation has served more than 50 customers in the region for over 40 years.
Integer Holdings Corporation develops and manufactures medical devices and components for medical device companies, with a focus on cardio and vascular, neuromodulation, and cardiac rhythm management markets. The company operates as a large contract development and manufacturing organization, combining engineering and manufacturing expertise through brands including Greatbatch Medical and Lake Region Medical. Its history spans 80 years of industry innovation and manufacturing.
Founded in Reggio Emilia in 2006, Integra Fragrances creates customised olfactory identities for brands and delivers them through bespoke scenting systems and finished fragrance products. Its proprietary, patented Made-in-Italy technology is remotely controlled and can scent indoor and outdoor spaces, while the company’s projects have reached more than 50 countries. Now a Benefit Company, Integra became part of the Vranjes Firenze group in 2025 after the Florentine fragrance house acquired a 51% stake.
Integra Optics is an Albany-area telecommunications company known for keeping fiber networks running, with 80 employees across its Latham headquarters and locations in the United States, Canada and South America. An Infinite Electronics brand, it serves more than 300 organizations worldwide and uses ISO 9001:2015-certified processes in making fiber-optic products for network operators and data centers.
Founded in 1987, Integrated Control Corp. designs and manufactures technology that helps food-service operators monitor safety, temperature and kitchen operations with less reliance on manual processes. Based in Huntington, New York, ICC combines in-house engineering with a portfolio of food-service patents and custom solutions tailored to the way workers actually use complex equipment. Its systems are deployed internationally for restaurant brands and include cloud-connected tools such as Scan ‘n’ Temp and Temp Minder.
Founded by engineer Paul Petrosino in 1993, Integrated Liner Technologies has spent more than three decades developing U.S.-made closure technology for analytical laboratories. Its Rensselaer operation grew from a chromatography supplier into a vertically integrated manufacturer known for its adhesive-free Inter-Seal bonding process and custom development work for customers in regulated testing and packaging fields.
Privately held and based in New York, Integrated Technology Lab, Inc. is an engineering-driven small business serving demanding military and aerospace programs. Its in-house team develops and tests hybrid circuits for high-reliability applications, while its stocking programs help preserve support for legacy products.
Founded in 1972, Integrated Wood Components Inc. is a manufacturer shaped around the needs of furniture and panel-processing companies. It produces custom wood components and point-of-purchase displays, with a longstanding emphasis on consistent supply, value, and environmental practices.
Based in Pittsford, New York, Integre Technologies LLC developed ASIC- and FPGA-based engineering solutions and products for 25 years. The company is now winding down those operations.
Founded by Richard L. Halderman in 1977, Dayton’s Integrity Manufacturing produces precision CNC and screw-machine parts, working with customers from engineering through production. The company has earned Cessna’s Stars 2000 honor three times for 100 percent quality and no missed deliveries, and is ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR certified. Its machining capabilities are supported by long-standing relationships with outside specialists for processes such as plating, heat treating, grinding, and testing.
In business since 2014, Wellsville’s Integrity Metal Fabrication & Repair is a hands-on metal shop known for taking on custom projects and repairs, including work at customers’ locations. It serves people who need a practical repair or have an individual design they want turned into metal, with hydraulic hoses made while they wait.