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EIQC is a professional research organization exploring quantum systems and unconventional computing architectures, from experimental qubit hardware to neuromorphic and photonic processors. Its work spans fault-tolerant quantum computing, beyond-classical algorithms, and post-quantum cryptography, with active projects including control systems for 127-plus-qubit processors and real-time quantum error-correction decoding. EIQC collaborates with academic institutions, national laboratories, and industry on emerging approaches to computation.
With more than 30 years in event installation and operations, EIS Group creates temporary structure and flooring solutions that turn raw spaces into event venues nationwide. The minority-owned company manages projects from design through in-house installation and teardown, serving gatherings ranging from private celebrations to large-scale galas and complex installations. Its clear-span structures can accommodate events for 100 to more than 5,000 guests.
Eisai Inc. is the U.S. pharmaceutical business of Eisai, conducting research, development and manufacturing in the United States for nearly 40 years. Its work includes biologic medicines and treatments in neurology and oncology, with U.S. operations spanning discovery through manufacturing and distribution.
Family-owned since the 1940s, Eisco Group makes science and laboratory equipment through a portfolio that spans educational products, industrial supplies and precision lab glassware. The group has grown into a global business with more than 600 employees across India, the USA and the UK, while its newer brands extend into science-focused homeware and bespoke travel experiences. Eisco Group is now carried into its fourth generation and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Founded in 1968 by brothers KK and PK Jain, Eisco Labs makes science education equipment and hands-on learning tools for schools and universities. The family business grew from its father’s 1940s science-equipment trade in Ambala into a global operation, with manufacturing in India and a U.S. distribution and support center serving more than 110 countries. Eisco’s classroom focus is especially visible in its detailed anatomical models and physician-designed practice suture tools, alongside equipment for physics, chemistry, biology and lab work.
Founded in 1955 by Abraham Duke Eiseman and Joseph Ludmar, Eiseman-Ludmar Co., Inc. manufactures dress uniform accessories for America’s military, police, fire and other uniformed personnel. The company has expanded its Hicksville, New York facility to keep specialty manufacturing and embroidery in the United States, while its history includes producing the Polo/Ralph Lauren crest and managing Department of Defense contracts for decorative citation cords. Its hand-embroidered custom crests and New England-style police epaulettes reflect the detailed, small-run work that sets the company apart.
For 50 years in the Washington area, Eisemann Theater has rebuilt and upgraded projection and electronic systems, with a particular focus on flight-simulation projectors and legacy CRT equipment. Founded by electrical engineer Gregory Eisemann, the company also re-engineers aircraft displays and manufactures custom electronic and optical parts when original components are no longer available. Its work draws on more than five decades of experience servicing thousands of projectors and electronics.
Since 2005, Jens Jungkurth has operated Eisen Audio in New York City, designing and building analog audio hardware while maintaining vintage recording equipment for studios. The company’s audio-engineer-led approach puts critical listening and the musical character of recorded sound ahead of measurement alone, with custom development, console retrofits and specialty devices built for long service. Eisen Audio also supports a select group of New York-area recording professionals with maintenance and repair of discontinued analog equipment.
Since its founding in 1944, family-owned Eisenhauer Manufacturing has made precision metal stampings in Van Wert, Ohio, serving industries that now include automotive and electrical motors. The company maintains its own tool-and-die department and produces parts ranging from simple forms to complex stampings, with in-house assembly and welding support. Its history reaches back to machining tank bogie wheels during World War II, while its quality system is ISO 9000 certified.
Founded in 2017 by Joe, Eisenwood is a Pittsburgh custom fabrication shop making handcrafted woodwork and metalwork. What began in a basement has grown into a 7,200-square-foot East End facility, where a four-person team combines the founder’s German woodworking and Irish ironworking heritage with Pittsburgh’s industrial tradition.
Founded by Creative Director Erin Saluti after six years of research and development, Eittem makes sculptural handbags that function as both wearable accessories and art objects. In its Manhattan atelier, a small in-house team individually carves salvaged American walnut and refines each numbered piece by hand over several weeks. The inaugural collection launched in 2024, with limited-run bags designed to be carried, collected, and passed on.
EJ Group, Inc. designs, manufactures, and distributes infrastructure access solutions, with a business dating to 1883. Its manufacturing operations include foundries and facilities producing composite access products, fabricated metal items, and municipal water products; the company describes a worldwide commercial presence spanning five continents.
Based in Alden, New York, EJE GrafX, LLC brings more than 50 years in the graphic arts to promotional products, printing and graphic design. The company manages projects from design conception through delivery, combining print production with mailing, branded apparel and marketing support as a single source for clients. EJE GrafX is also an ASI distributor, giving it wholesale access to a broad network of promotional-product manufacturers and decorators.
EKL Machine Company grew from Ed Lydon’s one-lathe Philadelphia garage, where he began the business in 1979 at age 23. Today, the company remains focused on the can industry, designing precision tooling and equipment for can makers while providing the engineering support needed to keep production moving. Its four buildings span more than 50,000 square feet, with operations in the Philadelphia area and Cincinnati.
With two facilities and in-house engineering, design, and production, EKODOME manufactures hard-shell geodesic dome kits built more like architecture than tents. Its solid-panel systems serve projects ranging from glamping and greenhouses to residential spaces and custom architectural installations, while its bespoke team also helps turn unusual geometries and landmark concepts into buildable structures. Founded by CEO Sinan Halic, the company additionally supports the assessment, engineering, and careful retrofit of historically significant domes.
Pittsburgh-based EKTO VR builds robotic footwear that lets virtual-reality users walk naturally in place, expanding movement beyond a compact physical room. Founded by Brad Factor, a robotics engineer with Cornell and Carnegie Mellon training, the small team has spent seven years and eight major design iterations developing its VR boots and consumer Adventure Shoes. Its patented footwear has been used in more than 500 professional and commercial user experiences, including research by Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.
Since opening in Southern California in 1984, El Kapitan has built handcrafted Mercedes-Benz Sprinter camper and executive conversion vans, including its Story Maker and Dream Weaver models. The company performs its conversion work in-house and has completed more than 15,000 projects, with many craftspeople remaining on staff for decades. El Kapitan is also a certified Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van Master Upfitter.
EL Manufacturing is a precision metal fabricating facility producing sheet metal parts and assemblies through bending, cutting, rolling, punching, shearing, stamping, and sawing. The company also provides CNC machining, MIG, TIG, and robotic MIG welding, band clamp manufacturing, and custom foam for case inserts, packaging, and in-process handling.
EL TORO develops wearable weight-training equipment, best known for its Speedwraps™ system of interchangeable weighted inserts worn in fitted lower-leg wraps. Based in Export, Pennsylvania, the company makes its wraps from sweat-wicking Dri-FIT material with an anatomical fit and directional stretch, serving activities from dance and gymnastics to fitness and yoga.
Founded in 1973, Baltimore’s El-Tex Industries builds custom electrical control panels for industrial, utility, and contractor customers. Its panels have supported more than 4,000 projects in over 22 countries, including customer-designed processes and equipment protection across industries from food and beverage to automotive and pharmaceuticals. El-Tex’s 10,000-square-foot facility is backed by a project management team whose average tenure is 22 years, and it is authorized to label qualifying panels under UL 508A and hazardous-location standards.