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Founded by surgeon Dr. Neal Blitz, Voom Medical Devices designs and manufactures orthopedic devices and surgical methods for minimally invasive foot and ankle procedures, with a particular focus on fusion-free bunion repair. Based in Brentwood, Tennessee, the company pairs its patented Revcon screw system with the Bunionplasty 360 Bunion Repair procedure and provides hands-on training for surgeons at three national locations. Its surgeon-led team draws on experience from thousands of procedures and emphasizes patient education alongside device and technique development.
Born from a New York City closet mishap, Voot LLC makes flexible boot shapers that keep stored boots upright, crease-free, and ventilated. After three years of testing and prototypes, the company developed inserts for everything from knee-high fashion boots to sturdier mid-calf styles. Voot uses American plastic materials and manufactures its boot shapers entirely in the USA.
Founded by Karl Voss in 1967, Voss Manufacturing remains a three-generation family-owned company rooted in Western New York. The Sanborn manufacturer is known for developing unusual, in-house solutions for demanding heat-transfer customers, including machinery shipped to more than 40 countries. Its ISO 9001 registration, earned in 2016, reflects a quality system built alongside the company’s continuing investment in people and technology.
Voss Signs, LLC has produced custom and stock signs since 1965, serving customers from a 60,000-square-foot facility near Syracuse, New York. The family-owned and operated company makes signage for customers including forestry professionals, landowners, government agencies, school districts, and the general public, and has been owned by the Menter family since 1998. Its signs are screen-printed or digitally printed on American-made materials for outdoor durability.
For more than 20 years, VOSS Water has carried its Norwegian origins into a globally recognized identity built around purity, elegance, and its iconic minimalist bottle. The company produces premium bottled water for everyday hydration as well as hospitality and special events, with recycled PET extending its signature presentation beyond glass.
VOXX traces its roots to 1965, when John J. Shalam founded the company with a shipment of car radios; now part of Gentex Corporation, it carries nearly six decades of electronics history into automotive and consumer markets. The company serves OEMs, aftermarket customers, and global consumers, with its consumer business anchored by premium audio brands such as Klipsch and Onkyo.
Voyant Beauty is a contract development and manufacturing organization producing beauty, personal care, household, and fragrance products for established and emerging brands. Its network of facilities in the United States, Canada, and Europe combines product development with manufacturing, including liquid personal care production and bar soap operations. The company identifies its Countryside, Illinois facility as both its headquarters and one of its highest-producing facilities.
Voyant Photonics develops chip-scale FMCW LiDAR sensors that give intelligent machines simultaneous depth and velocity data through silicon photonics and on-chip beam steering. Founded by Cornell-trained photonics researchers, the New York company combines coherent imaging chips with field-deployable sensors for applications ranging from automotive safety to robotics and infrastructure monitoring. Its Carbon platforms are available now, while the fully solid-state Helium device is designed for compact mobile systems.
VS Energy is a Lancaster, New York engineering and systems-integration firm that helps industrial, military, commercial and municipal facilities reduce energy use and improve building performance. With more than 30 years of experience, the company is notably vendor-independent, using field measurements and data-driven analysis before designing solutions rather than selling equipment or controls. Its principals have audited more than 200 commercial and 500 industrial facilities, and the company also developed the patented LightAway dynamic lighting wayfinding system for emergency occupant guidance.
Brooklyn-based vsNEW builds diagnostic devices and software that generate EV and hybrid battery health reports in about two minutes. Its system reads battery-management data to assess capacity, warning signs of premature failure, and possible physical damage across a broad range of vehicles. The team brings more than 25 years of automotive diagnostic and vehicle-data experience, and its products are designed and manufactured in the USA.
VSPOne is a network of optical laboratories that produces customized prescription eyewear and lenses. Its labs use digital freeform lens technology and perform lens quality-assurance testing for products supplied to eye-care practices.
Established in Pakistan in 1982, VT International Ltd. is a family-run manufacturer and worldwide exporter of stainless-steel medical instruments, with a range spanning surgical and dental tools as well as sterilization equipment. Now carried through distribution centers in the UAE, Malaysia, and the USA, the company combines knowledge passed down through generations with current manufacturing technology. VT International is ISO 13485:2015 and ISO 9001:2008 certified and has CE Mark approval.
Established in 1907, Vulcan Steam Forging Company is a Buffalo manufacturer known for its long experience producing forged metal components for demanding industrial and aerospace customers. The company supports customer-specified work with open-die forging and related quality testing.
Founded in Florence, South Carolina, in 1946, Vulcraft manufactures structural steel products for building construction and is described as North America’s largest producer of open-web steel joists and joist girders. Its facilities also produce steel decking and grating, and the company offers engineered design support for construction projects as part of Nucor.
Founded in 1997, Rochester-based Vuzix Corporation designs and manufactures waveguide optics and enterprise smart glasses for frontline, defense, and OEM applications. Its distinction is that core optics are designed and produced in-house at a U.S.-based, ISO 9001-certified facility, connecting optical development with volume manufacturing. With nearly 30 years in wearable optics and more than 500 optical-technology patents, Vuzix supplies both finished devices such as the M400 and LX1 and platforms for partners developing their own smart glasses.
Established in 2010, VVK Inc. is a Glenmont machine shop that has grown from a 1,500-square-foot operation into a 6,000-square-foot facility. It is known for taking on complex, larger-format contract manufacturing work for customers in aerospace and other technically demanding fields, using multi-axis CNC machining to produce parts to specification.
With roots in Franklin, Kentucky, dating to the Polyken plant’s opening in 1957, Vybond is a U.S. adhesive-tape manufacturer that became independent in 2025 after separating from Berry Global’s Specialty Tapes division. The company now operates three domestic plants and serves more than 1,500 customers worldwide, carrying that long manufacturing history into demanding industrial applications.
Established in 1998, Vybronics manufactures vibration motors and haptic actuators for electronic devices, with production in Vietnam and China. The company focuses exclusively on haptic feedback technology, supporting applications from wearables and phones to augmented- and virtual-reality hardware, while also offering custom actuator designs. Its factories span more than 105,000 square metres, employ over 3,100 people—including 280 engineers and technical personnel—and produce more than 45 million DC vibration motors monthly.
Vyv, founded by CEO and co-founder Colleen Costello after her grandmother contracted MRSA in a hospital, develops UV-free antimicrobial LED lighting that illuminates occupied spaces while continuously reducing microbial growth. Based in Latham, New York, the company combines engineering, microbiology and clinical research to adapt its proprietary visible-spectrum technology for commercial luminaires, transportation and consumer products. Its lights are designed for continuous use around people and have been tested against viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeast and mold.