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Family-owned RDR Industries has operated in Mohawk since 1976, when it moved there from Little Falls under its new name. The shop is known for personal, one-to-one customer attention, with an average workforce experience of 23 years and a history that began supporting the Mohawk Valley computer industry before expanding into other industrial markets. Today, RDR produces custom precision sheet-metal work for industrial customers, from prototypes through small and medium production runs.
Re-Nuble, Inc. is a vertically integrated climate-technology manufacturer that converts organic waste streams into peat-free growing media and biological fertilizers for indoor farms, commercial growers, and home gardeners. Its ReNu Terra grow mats are made from renewable organic fibers and designed to balance water and oxygen while remaining plastic-free, compostable, and verified free of food-borne pathogens and heavy metals. The company’s closed-loop approach also turns sterilized vegetative waste into its Away We Grow nutrient concentrate.
Re-Steel Supply Company fabricates and supplies reinforcing steel for large-scale construction, including bridges, highways, stadiums, and high-rise buildings. Founded in 1973, it is a family-run, third-generation business and the parent company of fabrication facilities and an epoxy coating plant.
Re:Build Manufacturing is a U.S.-based engineering and manufacturing company that takes products from concept through full-rate production. Its network spans more than 14 U.S. locations and nearly one million square feet of manufacturing capacity, supporting complex programs from product development through scalable production.
re:Charge was conceived by renewable-energy physicist Julien Bouget and co-founded by Jeff Olson, an urban architect who helped create New York City’s Citi Bike. The New York company serves shared-mobility operators with universal wireless charging infrastructure intended to make electric-bike service more affordable and practical. Its first public deployment supported CDTA’s Cycle! bikeshare pilot in Amsterdam, New York.
Reading Crane & Engineering Co. designs, engineers, manufactures, installs, inspects, repairs, and maintains overhead cranes, hoists, automated crane systems, runway systems, control systems, and below-the-hook lifting devices. It serves primary metals, heavy manufacturing, transportation, mining and energy, utilities, maritime, pulp and paper, and power generation markets.
Ready 3 is a veteran-led Oklahoma City company founded by former CH-46E crew chief Maurice Compton, whose name comes from the radio call signaling that an aircraft is ready to launch. Since its founding, the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business has grown to more than 50 employees while supporting defense and government organizations with aviation training and sustainment services. It holds ISO 9001 certification and a Top Secret facility clearance.
Known in New York for its SoHo instant-nail shop, READY READY is a design-focused brand built around a slower, hands-on approach to beauty. Its trained makers finish each gel press-on by hand, creating reusable manicures for people who want a salon look without setting aside hours for an appointment.
Ready Threads DTG prints full-color custom designs on garments, including T-shirts, hoodies, and bags. The company stands out for accepting orders with no minimums or setup fees, making one-of-a-kind apparel accessible for small runs and individual projects. It also advertises fast turnaround for custom orders.
Led by designer and creative technologist Botao Amber Hu, Reality Design Lab is an interdisciplinary research studio operated by Holo Interactive Inc. The lab investigates how embodied interaction can reshape mixed reality, using research-through-design to create experiences that question how people may relate to one another, technology, and the natural world. Its work has earned recognition at events including SIGGRAPH and CHI, as well as awards such as the CHI Best Interactivity and Red Dot Design Award.
RealTime7 Inc. is a developer-manufacturer focused on micro- and nano-scale technology, serving organizations that need specialized sensing and embedded systems. Its work includes IoT sensors and biometric camera systems, along with consulting and subcontract development for related electronics projects.
Rear View Safety makes vehicle-vision and safety systems, best known for backup cameras that help commercial and other large-vehicle operators reduce blind spots. Its product line now extends to inView 360° monitoring, AI pedestrian detection, mobile DVRs and fleet safety programs, with more than 2.5 million units on the road. Acquired by Clarience Technologies in February 2024, the company operates from locations in New York and Indiana and serves fleets, dealers and vehicle owners.
Led by Dr. Arthur Reardon, a former chief metallurgist at The Gleason Works, Reardon Metals brings more than 30 years of industrial metallurgy experience to technical engineering consulting. The company works with industrial customers on materials and process challenges, including heat-treatment problems, while its patented high-speed steel alloy family reflects a strong focus on applied alloy development.
Founded by Cape Cod-raised artist Rebecca Atwood, this Charleston studio creates artful fabrics and wallpaper for layered interiors. Atwood’s hand-painted sketches, often inspired by nature, become patterns that are produced through carefully selected domestic and international partners, including specialized embroidery teams in South India. After eight years in Brooklyn, the namesake business now works from Charleston, where it also develops custom colors and materials for design and hospitality projects.
Since 1993, Rebecca Fashion has made human-hair wigs and related hairpieces, with a focus on carefully sourced materials and detailed manufacturing. Its factory in China operates under China Rebecca (HongKong) Limited, while the brand continues to develop hair fashions ranging from lace-front designs to short bob styles for customers worldwide.
Reborn Cosmetics DOO is a Belgrade skincare brand built around a meeting of nature and science, created for people seeking a more natural approach to everyday skin care. Its formulations are dermatologically tested and made according to good manufacturing practices, with the range designed for both women’s and men’s skin.
Since 2007, Recess Coffee has roasted coffee in Syracuse, where its custom production facility supplies three neighborhood cafés and wholesale partners. The company sources fairly traded beans directly from farms pursuing sustainable and ethical practices, then tests every batch for consistency. Recess also brings its trained baristas to weddings, office parties, and other events across the area.
Established in 1985 in southwest France, RECIF Technologies designs and manufactures automated equipment for handling and tracking semiconductor wafers, including wafer sorters and equipment front-end modules. Its history runs from manual tools and vacuum systems to in-house solutions for advanced substrates, with early adoption of SEMI standards and development work reaching sub-2nm applications. Headquartered near Toulouse with offices in the USA and Asia, RECIF supports customers through a global technical network and maintains ISO 9001 certification.
Recreatives Industries has carried the MAX name through more than five decades of amphibious innovation, engineering six-wheel-drive vehicles since 1969. Based in Bradenton, Florida, the company builds machines for people who need dependable mobility beyond ordinary roads, from outdoor recreation to demanding professional work.
Since its founding in Houston in 1937, RectorSeal has built its identity around solving practical problems for professional tradespeople. The company began with specialty chemical sealants, and its RectorSeal No. 5 thread sealant became a lasting plumbing-industry staple. Today, RectorSeal develops trade solutions for contractors while expanding its reach through established brands such as Shoemaker, MARS, and AmRad.