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Born from Monroe Electronics’ 1953 custom engineering operation, Digital Alert Systems, Inc. is a Lyndonville company known for applying broadcast engineering to emergency communications. Its dedicated emergency-messaging organization took shape in 2018, building on earlier work that included pioneering cue-tone control and cable television’s first emergency override system. Today, it serves communications operators with systems designed to keep critical alerts moving.
Digital Auto Gauges works with TelTek USA, a U.S. manufacturer with more than 20 years of commercial gauge-design experience. The company serves drivers, diesel owners, and fleet operators with USA-made digital instrument clusters, while helping customers resolve fitment and installation questions and backing eligible gauges with a lifetime warranty.
Digital Babylon Land Farm is a digital-farming platform based in Iraq that provides farmers with technology-focused solutions and specialized agricultural consulting. Its work combines crop monitoring and analysis with digital farm management, sustainability practices, and support for fresh produce grown through modern methods. The platform describes its reach as extending throughout the Middle East and positions the project as a global investment venture.
Established in 2008, Digital City Printing runs a Midtown Manhattan commercial production facility for businesses and creative clients, with same-day and rush printing at its core. Its in-house capabilities extend from HP Indigo and offset production to custom books, large-format graphics, and specialty finishing such as foil stamping and die-cutting. A division of Right Business Management LLC, the company is certified as both a Minority Business Enterprise and a WBENC-certified women’s business enterprise, and serves clients locally and nationwide.
Since Steve Pandolfi founded it in 1987, Digital Color Concepts has carried its New York color-separation roots into a broader manufacturing operation for brands that demand precise visual presentation. The company is known for keeping production in-house, from its early fashion retouching work to today’s print and packaging projects, and for maintaining documented standards such as G7 Master Qualification and FSC certification.
Founded by Doug Creed in South Carolina in 2005, Digital Designed Solutions is a family business that became a two-generation operation when his son Adam joined in 2017. Now based in the Philadelphia area, the company is known for keeping its custom whiteboard production in-house, from design through framing and packaging, serving organizations that need durable visual communication tailored to their own work.
Digital Designs Dental Lab is a nationwide, full-service dental laboratory producing restorative appliances for dentists, with regional facilities that support practices across the country. Its distinguishing focus is a hands-on doctor experience: the team records each clinician’s preferences, communicates during production, and provides a portal for real-time case tracking and ongoing lab communication. The lab reports an average in-lab turnaround of 10 business days and offers new dentists a welcome kit that includes a first crown.
The Digital Evaluation Board (DEB) helps students understand and apply Digital Circuit design by providing a portable, self-contained circuit prototyping device that reduces the need for expensive lab equipment. It is an electronics lab-in-a-box with materials for breadboard experiments and a built-in error sensor.
Founded by Jeffrey Levine in 1999, Dayton’s Digital Fringe turns digital graphic files into large-format prints and displays for event-driven projects. The woman-owned small business is known for handling urgent work, with more than 1 million square feet of print capacity and a focus kept deliberately on large-format graphics rather than everyday commercial printing. Its work ranges from posters and banners to trade show displays, often produced on tight event deadlines.
Opened in March 2011, Digital Graphic Imagery Corp. is an Oyster Bay print and graphic arts shop that turns ideas into commercial printing and custom interior and exterior signage. President Rich Lucidi brings more than 30 years in printing, mailing and graphic arts, while principal designer Caswell Lucidi adds sign-shop and union-sign-company experience to the work. The company says it has grown largely through word of mouth and has held an A+ BBB rating since 2012.
Since 1995, Digital Matrix Corporation has built its reputation around precision electroforming systems for specialized manufacturing and research. The company serves industry, governments, and universities in 24 countries, while also offering technical development support for customers adapting electrochemical processes to new applications.
Founded in 1999 by former C.C. Sutinen manager Willard Ettinger, Digital Press USA designs and manufactures hydraulic powder compacting presses for dry-molded parts. The family-owned Bethlehem company builds machines to stock, subjects them to a 300-point inspection, and supports them with no-charge remote diagnostics rather than treating service as a profit center. It also rebuilds Bussmann, Mannesmann, and Alpha presses, extending the working life of equipment with roots reaching back to the 1950s.
Founded in 1989 as a printing brokerage with no presses at all, Albany’s Digital Xpress has grown into a regionally diverse print-and-mail company led by founder Jack McGrath’s daughter, Jodi Hess. Its in-house team brings printing, mailing, creative services and large-format graphics together under one roof, including personalized mail campaigns and signage. DXP also maintains SOC 2 and FSC® certifications and provides free cranial band wraps to Capital Region children through its Noodle Doodles program.
DigitalCustom Group’s Image-Edit & Art restores damaged photographs and transforms digital images into custom artwork, with its specialty in Grade 5™ photo restoration. Serving specialty photo, framing and scrapbooking retailers across North America, Europe and Japan, the service works through online uploads or a secure courier system and can return finished files or prints. The company received Wired magazine’s “First Class” accolade in 2002 and the Photo Marketing Association’s Innovative Digital Product Award in 2003.
Opened by the Khalfan family in 1999, Digitech Printers has grown from a walk-in copy center into a New York graphics, printing and signage facility serving both small businesses and Fortune 500 companies. Its work spans everyday print needs and custom visual projects, including wide-format displays and fabricated retail signage, with in-house design support to take concepts from start to finish. The family-run shop operates locations around Times Square, Penn Station and Long Island.
Founded in 1992 by two former data-communications catalog specialists, Pittsburgh-based DigitHead manufactures custom networking cables, adapters, and assemblies for OEMs and system integrators. The certified Woman Owned Small Business combines reverse engineering and prototyping with 100% cable testing, supplying both specialized builds and standard network products. DigitHead has been making custom assemblies for more than 30 years and offers U.S.-made and TAA-compliant options.
Founded in Portugal in 1995, Dikamar makes polyurethane safety work boots, now producing footwear for the U.S. market at its Ansonia, Ohio facility. Its boots combine European manufacturing experience with American production and are designed for demanding work, including cold, wet, slippery and chemically harsh environments. Dikamar’s U.S.-made footwear serves professionals in agriculture, construction and food processing and meets applicable ASTM requirements.
Diligent Instruments Corporation is dedicated to providing various instruments for the power measurement and automotive maintenance industries under the brand DLG. The company focuses on electrical test and measurement areas, offering reliable products ranging from insulation resistance testers to automotive battery analyzers.
Dillin Automation Systems Corp. designs and builds custom packaging-line automation, with Perrysburg-made systems that move, accumulate, orient and cap products while integrating mechanical equipment with plant controls. Its distinctive AIR DECK® conveyors and patented ROE-LIFT® vertical accumulators have served customers for more than 30 years, backed by a custom-solutions team with more than 60 years of combined experience. Through its Engineered, Control and Capping Systems divisions, Dillin also provides complete integration, commissioning and support for industrial and municipal operations.
Dillin Automation Systems Corp. designs and manufactures custom packaging-line automation, including accumulation systems, conveyors, product manipulation and sortation equipment, capping systems, and integrated controls. It serves food, tobacco, pet food, personal care, pharmaceutical, paper and consumer-products, and other industrial manufacturing applications.