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Inventory Gain is a supplier of industrial mechanical hardware and precision components, manufacturing parts through sites in India and China. They offer e-commerce capabilities and an extended ERP tool for RFQs and pricing.
InvenTower is a startup that manufactures an internet-connected smart control box and flexible web-app to transform existing storage solutions into smart systems with LED indication. The company focuses on electronics manufacturing for appliances, electrical, and electronics industries.
Born from a 2013 University of Maryland research effort, Frederick-based InventWood turns ordinary wood into SUPERWOOD, a molecularly reengineered building material designed to combine wood’s warmth with steel-like performance. The company’s decade of research includes partnerships with the University of Maryland and Yale, more than 30 journal publications, and a 144-patent portfolio, culminating in commercial production at its Maryland facility. InventWood says the material can be up to six times lighter than steel, achieve a Class A fire rating, and generate 90% lower carbon emissions than steel production.
Known as Baltimore County’s first farm brewery, Inverness Brewing has been turning its historic Monkton farm into a gathering place since brewing began in August 2018. The 100-acre property gives the brewery a distinctive rural setting and informs its seasonal approach to beer, bringing visitors close to the farm behind the taproom.
Now in its 26th year, Inverter Systems, Inc. is a Pennsylvania company known for concentrating exclusively on emergency lighting infrastructure rather than operating as a general lighting supplier. It supports customers nationwide with UL 924-listed emergency lighting inverters, helping make systems easier to specify, install, and maintain.
InVid Tech, or Innovative Video Technologies, develops integrated security and surveillance equipment ranging from cameras and recorders to specialized systems such as its Defender Box for protected remote deployments. Its product line also extends into smart environmental detection, access and site-security solutions, and AV equipment, with support for scalable installations and product demonstrations. A partnership with Milesight adds edge-AI surveillance, traffic systems, and open-cloud integrations to the company’s offerings.
With more than 80 years of automation experience, Invio Automation designs, builds, implements, and sustains integrated manufacturing systems for large-scale operations. Headquartered in Lansing, the company has grown to more than 500 team members across nine facilities and is particularly experienced in heavy-duty AGV conveyance, automated assembly, and product-carrier systems. Invio also supports its installed base with certified robot repair and service, including work on more than 500 robotic systems.
Columbus-based Invirsa develops INV-102, a drug candidate designed to help cells respond to DNA damage in ocular and respiratory conditions. Its approach uses a brief, predictable activation of p53 to support DNA repair while limiting inflammation, with clinical development focused on diabetic dry eye and other eye injuries. Invirsa is also collaborating with Nationwide Children’s to study INV-102 in lung disease and has a five-year, $29.6 million BARDA partnership supporting ocular injury work.
Invented by George Berger in Germany in 2001, Inviseo makes the patented Inviseo.Table®, an airline tray table with an integrated display for printed advertising in front of passengers during flight. Developed through more than nine years of research, development and testing, the system has been used by international airlines and approved by the FAA, EASA and LBA. Maxposure Media Group acquired Inviseo’s worldwide patents and intellectual property in 2019.
Born from a 2015 Nepal rescue-mission insight, Swiss company INVOLI SA builds hardware and software that detects and visualizes low-altitude air traffic for safer drone operations. Its Swiss-made receivers, live platform and data services support BVLOS flights by showing manned and unmanned traffic, including aircraft whose GPS position is unavailable through multilateration. INVOLI operates a surveillance network of more than 550 receivers across the U.S., Europe and Australia, and its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
INX International Ink Co. is a global manufacturer of high-performance inks, coatings, and digital printing solutions, serving printers, converters, and brand owners across packaging, commercial, and industrial markets. Founded in 1992 through the merger of Midland Color and Acme Printing Ink, and backed by Sakata INX, the company operates in over 20 countries with more than 5,000 employees and 30+ locations. INX is known for its commitment to sustainability, holding an EcoVadis Silver rating and offering products like Genesis recycle-ready inks and INXhrc natural-based inks. The company also provides technical services, color management, and training through its INX University platform.
Iochpe-Maxion, whose roots reach back to a family enterprise founded in 1918, makes automotive wheels and structural components for vehicle manufacturers worldwide. Through Maxion Wheels and Maxion Structural Components, the company operates a global network of engineering and production sites while maintaining local operations across the Americas and beyond. Its long-running Formare partnership also provides professional education for young people in vulnerable communities, with seven company-run units in Brazil, Mexico and India.
Founded in 1992, ION Computer Systems is a small, wholly U.S.-owned company known for building technology around each customer’s particular requirements. Its Long Island headquarters handles both manufacturing and support for organizations ranging from corporations to government agencies and universities.
Founded in 1999 by Stephen Grot, Ion Power, Inc. develops, manufactures, and distributes Nafion™-based materials for electrochemical applications, including fuel-cell membrane electrode assemblies and water-electrolysis membranes. The Tyrone company is also Chemours’ sole authorized distributor of Nafion™ materials and supports customers through application-focused research, custom membrane work, and recycled Nafion™ initiatives. Its history is closely tied to Nafion’s origins: Grot’s father, Dr. Walther Grot, spent nearly four decades at DuPont and is widely credited with finding applications for the polymer.
Founded by experts from national laboratories, defense, energy, and manufacturing, Beltsville-based ION Storage Systems develops solid-state batteries built around a patented 3D ceramic architecture. Its Cornerstone cells, designed for scalable production, have been shipped to consumer-electronics manufacturers and achieved customer qualification, making ION the first U.S. solid-state battery technology company to reach that milestone. The company’s anodeless platform is designed to avoid swelling and external compression while supporting applications from compact electronics to electric vehicles.
Founded in 2005, privately owned Ion Technology Solutions has built its identity around developing proprietary equipment solutions for semiconductor manufacturers worldwide. The Mineola company holds nine U.S. patents and operates a 6,000-square-foot facility with a Class 10,000 clean room, where its 20-person team produces ion sources for implantation equipment. iTS is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by George Fischer, Ph.D., in 1985, Ion Vacuum Technologies Corp. (IVAC) applies hard, wear-resistant PVD coatings to tools, medical instruments, firearms and specialty items. The Warrensville Heights company also pairs coating with tool regrinding and application consulting, with technical staff who help customers diagnose performance problems and prepare surfaces properly. IVAC serves customers internationally and can provide support in eight languages.
Founded in 2000, IONTOF USA is the U.S. subsidiary of German instrument maker IONTOF, supplying surface-analysis systems based on time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry and low-energy ion scattering. Based in Chestnut Ridge, New York, it supports American customers through a nationwide network of trained service engineers and works with Tascon USA on analytical services. Its instruments are used to study material surfaces in industrial and academic research.
Ionbond provides industrial coating services that improve the performance and durability of manufactured components and tooling. Its organization and quality-certification operations support a coordinated international coating business, though the available company material does not provide further verified details about its history or ownership.
At Brooklyn’s Red Hook Container Terminal, Ionic Order manufactures precast concrete and aggregate-based products for marine and heavy civil infrastructure, pairing on-site production with barge and short-haul delivery across the Northeast. Founded to support the region’s infrastructure rebuild, the company uses New York Harbor’s working waterfront to reduce trucking congestion and serve demanding coastal, utility, transportation, and harbor projects. Ionic Order is a certified Women-Owned Small Business, an NYSDOT-approved precast manufacturer, and a member and certified plant of the National Precast Concrete Association.