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iDesign is a home-organization company known for creating practical pieces that help households make better use of everyday spaces. Its products are designed for kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas of the home, with the iDFresh line using BPA-free recycled plastic for produce storage.
Founded in 2016 to serve Central Pennsylvania, veteran-owned iDesign Plastics is a New Cumberland fabricator of custom-cut plastics, machine guards and safety shields. Army veteran Shawn Whitmire built the company after learning the trade at an established Troy, Michigan plastic fabrication shop, with custom jobs typically completed in three to five days. The company also creates displays and store fixtures, including prototypes for specific applications.
Founded in 1988 from three entrepreneurial manufacturing companies, IDEX Corporation has grown into a global engineered-products company with more than 50 businesses and operations on five continents. Its teams design and manufacture highly engineered components and applied solutions spanning fluid handling, precision health and science applications, and fire-and-rescue equipment. IDEX’s products support essential work in areas such as water infrastructure, life sciences, energy, and emergency response.
IDEX Health & Science, LLC designs and manufactures fluidic, microfluidic, and optical components and integrated subsystems for life science and analytical instruments. With more than 1,200 employees worldwide, it supports instrument developers from early prototypes through production, including Semrock optical filters made in Rochester, New York, and Melles Griot optical systems.
Pittsburgh-based IDI Gear, the company behind Arctic Armor, makes outdoor apparel for cold-weather activities, hunting and ice fishing. Its gear emphasizes lightweight warmth with waterproof and windproof protection, while the Swimeez line extends the company’s focus to buoyant swimwear designed to help children ages 2 through 10 stay afloat as they learn to swim. IDI Gear identifies its parent company as Innovative Designs, Inc.
iDim, LLC designs and manufactures lighting controls and solutions, pairing energy-saving technologies with OEM engineering and production support. From daylight harvesting and occupancy sensing to custom device development, the Forest Hill company helps residential and commercial customers reduce lighting energy use while creating more usable spaces. Its OEM work spans the path from initial concept and prototyping through build-to-specification production.
From a Trumansburg, New York operation, Idiot Brothers Cider makes traditionally crafted American hard cider from the Finger Lakes. Its bottles draw on wild-harvested, pesticide-free apples, including forgotten upstate orchards, with fermentation approaches ranging from wild yeast to craft-beer-inspired dry hopping. The range includes distinctive expressions such as Feral Fruit and Oaked Baldwin, reflecting the character of Cayuga Lake and historic New York apples.
iDivide Modern Room Dividers & Office Partitions makes modern room dividers and office partitions. The company’s store is currently preparing to launch, so additional details about its history, ownership, and manufacturing capabilities are not yet available.
IDMED Corp. develops and markets medical monitoring devices for anesthesia and intensive care, including the NeuroLight® automated pupillometer and ToFscan® neuromuscular blockade monitor. The U.S. company is part of French manufacturer IDMED, whose devices are used worldwide and developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals. Its ToFscan stands out for three-dimensional sensor technology that requires no calibration before use, while NeuroLight turns pupil size and reactivity into traceable bedside measurements for neurological assessment.
Founded in 2017 after demerging from Actelion, Idorsia Pharmaceuticals develops and commercializes innovative medicines from its scientific base near Basel, Switzerland. Its discovery engine pursues novel drug mechanisms across several disease areas, while its bench-to-bedside work has produced marketed treatments including QUVIVIQ for insomnia and TRYVIO/JERAYGO for hypertension. The company’s roughly 500 employees also develop synthetic glycoconjugate vaccines and advance medicines through a network of strategic partnerships.
Founded by Mikala and Mike Swanson in 2020, Idou Coffee Co. small-batch roasts coffee in the State College area and serves it through its coffee trailer, local partners, and online shop. The company pairs an accessible, exploratory approach to coffee with a farm-to-cup sourcing commitment, purchasing only Sweet Maria’s “Farm Gate” coffees, which the supplier says pay farmers at least 50% above Fair Trade minimums. Idou also shares practical guidance to help customers understand roast profiles and find coffee they enjoy.
Founded in 1921, IDT Biologika is a Dessau-Rosslau-based global CDMO that develops and manufactures vaccines, viral vectors, biologics and sterile injectables from early development through commercial supply. Its particular strength is more than a century of experience working with live viruses, supported by BSL-2 facilities, integrated process development and manufacturing, and in-house quality and analytical services. Now part of SK bioscience, the company employs about 1,600 people and serves pharmaceutical and biotechnology customers as well as governments worldwide.
Family-owned and operated in the United States, IDT Electronics grew from Inter-Dimensional Technologies, incorporated in 1998, into a technology firm known for practical electronic people-counting systems. Its counters serve organizations such as libraries, retailers, public buildings and parks, while the company also draws on its hands-on experience to provide product development consulting.
IDV, a Leonardo company, manufactures specialist military vehicles and automotive protection solutions for military customers worldwide. Its history traces to a military truck production plant established in Bolzano in 1937, and the company describes a long-standing role developing protected vehicles. IDV’s current portfolio includes armoured and amphibious vehicles as well as uncrewed platforms.
From its Grand Rapids headquarters, idX Corporation designs and manufactures architectural millwork and complete consumer environments, taking projects from concept through installation. For more than 25 years, it has paired a global manufacturing footprint—including more than 3 million square feet across North America—with local project support to deliver complex, multi-location rollouts. idX is a subsidiary of UFP Industries and is known for managing the full environment rather than just fabricating individual fixtures.
Founded in Carbon County, Utah, in 1985, IE Corp grew from its mining roots into an operator-led manufacturer of critical infrastructure for industrial customers across North America. Its team brings more than 300 years of combined field-operator experience to practical, turnkey solutions, with products made in the United States and support from four factories.
IE Drives develops compact gearing systems for commercial electric trucks and buses, including fixed-ratio gearboxes and automated two-speed transmissions. Founded by EV-systems engineer Jeffrey Barber, the company draws on more than two decades of hybrid and electric drivetrain work and more than 30 years of high-rpm transmission development rooted in NASCAR racing. Its engineering history includes the initial design and fabrication of the original Proterra electric bus and drivetrain analysis focused on reliable, continuous vehicle performance.
From Charleroi, Pennsylvania, IE Tech manufactures landfill pumps and controls for environmental applications, pairing site-specific equipment with consultative support. The small company draws on more than 23 years of combined solid-waste industry experience and is an approved vendor to major disposal companies, including Waste Management, Republic Services, and Duke Energy CCP. Its U.S.-made level sensors are computer-tested, while its pump shrouds are engineered from field experience to protect equipment in demanding riser applications.
Established in 1995, Medina, Ohio-based IEC Corp. designs and manufactures electronic controls, combining in-house engineering with assembly for prototypes through large production runs. Its work spans electronic controller boards and complex wire harnesses, with manufacturing facilities in the United States and China and a Mexico facility identified as coming in 2020. IEC serves clients ranging from startups and niche suppliers to international manufacturers.
Founded in 1999 by two NASA microgravity combustion researchers, IEC Infrared Systems is a Middleburg Heights, Ohio, NASA Spinoff company focused on surveillance and defense technology. Its engineers design and manufacture integrated infrared imaging systems in-house for military and government users, while its ISO 9001 certification reflects the company’s established quality system.