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Founded in 1993, Hukx develops and manufactures high-accuracy sensors for measuring solar radiation and heat flux, with its headquarters in Delft, the Netherlands. The company supports customers worldwide from sensor selection and system integration through calibration and repair, and operates an ISO 9001-certified quality system alongside an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration laboratory.
Lynn Calvo created Hula Hut Spirits after years of bartending and building a mobile tiki bar that became a Montauk and Hamptons fixture. The brand now bottles her naturally infused cocktail creations, bringing the tropical flavors developed at Lynn’s Hula Hut to customers beyond the seasonal resort town.
For 60 years, locally owned Hull's Cabinet Shop has handled custom cabinetry and countertop work for kitchen, bathroom, and broader home renovations in Mount Zion. The shop brings cabinets and counters together under one roof, with custom-cut granite and quartz work supported by trained installers and next-day estimates.
huluNY is a Potomac, Maryland-based lingerie brand centered on fit and everyday wear. It serves women with thoughtfully designed bras and activewear, supported by an online bra-size calculator intended to help customers find a comfortable match.
Human Active Technology, LLC creates human-centered products for interactions between people and technology. Through HAT Design Works, it designs, engineers, and manufactures workspace products for the industry and OEM partners, drawing on more than 30 years of experience. Its brands also provide ergonomic and customizable workspace solutions for the contract furniture market.
Founded in Sweden in 1993, Human Care Group develops medical devices that support mobility and safer patient handling, from rollators to lifting systems and ultralow healthcare beds. Headquartered in Stockholm, the group operates through companies and offices across Europe and North America, with products distributed worldwide. Its global quality management system is certified to ISO 13485:2016 and meets the requirements of 21 CFR Part 820.
Born from Italian medical-technology company UniBell, founded in 1979, Human Tecar makes radiofrequency therapy systems for physical therapy, sports medicine and injury recovery. Founded by Mario Scerri, who remains CEO, the company developed the original Tecar Therapy in 1995 and builds its systems around stable 447 kHz energy delivered through capacitive and resistive electrodes. Human Tecar launched in the United States in 2024 through a partnership with Multi Radiance Medical.
Utica-based Human Technologies is a 501(c)(3) social enterprise that manufactures and packages components for government and commercial customers while creating employment for people with disabilities. Established in 1954, its manufacturing operation includes light assembly, industrial sewing, and electro-mechanical work, from tactical gear and protective covers to robotics cable assemblies. The company employs more than 325 people across a multistate service area and operates an ISO 9001:2015-registered, UL-certified facility.
Founded by Jason H. Karp in 2019, HumanCo builds and invests in health-and-wellness brands that make consumer products healthier, more sustainable, and easier to trust. Its portfolio spans food and dining, including Against the Grain’s Brattleboro, Vermont small-batch bakery and True Food Kitchen, while its purpose-first model pairs investment and operating support with a focus on real ingredients and long-term wellbeing.
Humanetics is a global industrial technology group that designs and manufactures safety test equipment and sensor technologies, with roots in Samuel Alderson’s 1950s development of the anthropomorphic test device. It reports 1,000 employees and 26 facilities worldwide, and says its crash-test dummies have been used since the early 1960s to improve vehicle safety. Its work spans physical testing and virtual modeling for automotive, aerospace, biomedical, and other critical applications.
For more than 50 years, Baltimore-based Humanim has helped people facing disabilities and social or economic barriers build pathways to work, independence, and economic opportunity. The nonprofit serves more than 3,000 people each year with a staff of over 400, combining person-centered human services and workforce programs with social enterprises such as City Seeds and Details Deconstruction. Its developmental-disability services have held top accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities since 1994.
Founded in 2004, Humanistic Robotics, Inc. designs and builds landmine and IED rollers, wireless machine controls, and unmanned control systems for dangerous, mission-critical work. Its proprietary SafetySense® wireless protocol grew from research in minefields across Afghanistan, Southeast Asia, and the Balkans, while the company’s roller systems have served clients including the U.S. Army and United Nations. Based in Bristol, Pennsylvania, HRI holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Humanscale designs and makes seating, desks, and work tools for healthier workplaces and homes. Its offerings serve both individual shoppers and commercial professionals, with products that can be customized for home offices, small businesses, and broader work environments.
For more than 25 years, Humble Hill Farm has been a small-scale Finger Lakes grower known at the Ithaca Farmers Market for produce with uncommon varieties and remarkable flavor. The farm works less than a few acres using chemical-free methods, building soil with compost and cover crops while selling its harvest directly to customers. In 2022, Humble Hill added sun-grown cannabis, extending its soil-focused approach to a new crop sold through licensed New York dispensaries.
Started by home cook and coffee roaster Angelina after she developed her roasting idea in 2019, Humble Mornings Coffee Co. is a locally owned Cleveland roaster producing small-batch coffee on demand. The company sources beans from minority female farmers around the world and offers both single-origin coffees and imaginative flavored Arabica coffees, including its Baklava blend. Its Cleveland-roasted subscriptions also include recyclable, Nespresso-compatible espresso pods.
Founder-led Humdinger Productions has spent more than 18 years creating live experiences in the Washington, DC corridor, with a reputation for programs that return season after season. Its 15 full-time leaders coordinate design and fabrication for complex venue activations, including a reusable 2025 HBCU Tour package deployed across five campuses.
Hummel Hummel Bake Shop is a family bakery in East Northport, best known for its original Pizza Crumb, a flat crumb cake built on a Danish bottom and sold ready to enjoy. Founded in 1968 by German-trained baker Grandpa John, the shop passed to his son Derek and daughter-in-law Susan in 1998, who continue baking fresh Pizza Crumbs and traditional baked goods daily.
From its Hummelstown shop, Hummelstown Print House turns customer artwork into custom apparel through screen printing and embroidery, with no minimum order size. The company also helps organizations launch free online stores that ship branded gear directly to employees, and its team has produced playoff apparel for the Hershey Bears. A built-in online designer lets customers personalize shirts with their own text, graphics, colors, and logos.
Founded in 2015 as a Carnegie Mellon University spin-off, Pittsburgh-based Humotech develops wearable robotics and mobility technology for prosthetic research, clinical evaluation, and human-movement innovation. Its Caplex® platform lets researchers and clinicians emulate different mechanical behaviors with modular systems, while the company’s FDA-registered Clinical Caplex® System supports data-driven prosthetic-foot trials for people with limb loss. Founder Josh Caputo’s original question—whether robotics could create a better prosthetic foot—still shapes Humotech’s work across the laboratory and clinic.
Humphrys Flag Company is a historic Philadelphia flag maker whose roots reach back to 1805 in New York City and whose Philadelphia chapter began in 1864. After occupying several city locations, it settled in Old City across from the Betsy Ross House, where it continues making flags for civic, historic and everyday American settings.