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Spun out of the University of Tartu in August 2020, LightCode Photonics develops direct Time-of-Flight 3D cameras that help robots and autonomous vehicles perceive their surroundings. Its compact, solid-state sensors use single-photon measurement and are designed for reliable operation across indoor and outdoor conditions, including safety-focused applications. The Tartu team has grown to 20 people, including PhDs in photonics and physics, and has worked with technology companies and the European Space Agency.
Philadelphia-based LIGHTGLASS makes simulated windows and skylights that recreate the light quality and spatial experience of daylight in windowless spaces. Its compact architectural lighting elements use dynamic LED illumination to shift in color and intensity like sunlight, bringing a biophilic design approach to offices, residences and healthcare facilities. Designed and manufactured in Philadelphia, LIGHTGLASS has been used in more than 100 built projects and is Red List Approved.
Born from a Hilliard police chief’s effort to bring Drone First Responder operations to Ohio, Lighthouse Avionics builds passive airspace-awareness systems for counter-drone security, remote towers, and beyond-visual-line-of-sight flights. Founded in 2021, the Hilliard company developed its VICTOR platform from early radar and computer-vision work into deployable optical detection systems, including a remote tower operating at Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport. Its dual-use technology serves public safety and commercial drone operators alongside defense and critical-infrastructure missions.
Lighthouse LED, LLC offers a complete line of Commercial and Residential LED lighting, including indoor and outdoor lighting, decorative lighting, and landscape lighting. They also accept custom orders.
Founded in 1982 by Dr. Tae Yun Kim, Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions grew from a Silicon Valley startup into an international manufacturer known for contamination monitoring in controlled environments. Its White City operation makes equipment used by sensitive industries such as semiconductor and pharmaceutical manufacturing, while the company’s Fremont facility supports research and development. Lighthouse holds ISO 9001:2015 registration at six global locations.
Since its founding in Frankfurt am Main in 1997, Lighting Accents GmbH has built its identity around German-made lighting for luxury retail and hospitality. The Offenbach company keeps design and manufacturing close to home while developing tailored solutions for clients worldwide.
Lighting Services Inc (LSI) designs, engineers, and manufactures track, accent, display, and LED lighting systems. Its products include track systems, accent and wall-wash lighting, projectors, linear fixtures, pendants, retrofit LED lighting, color-tunable fixtures, adjustable-focus fixtures, and blacklights, with products fabricated, painted, assembled, and shipped from its New York facility.
LightLab International operates independent, accredited photometric test laboratories in Australia and the United States, providing accurate measurement results for lighting products. The company maintains locations in Brisbane and Allentown, Pennsylvania, serving clients through its international laboratory network.
Founded by Dixie L. Lightle and David R. Lightle, Lightle Enterprises of Ohio manufactures and distributes traffic-safety and construction materials from Frankfort. The company brings more than 40 years of combined highway-construction experience to products shaped by DOT standards and contractor needs, including custom signs and barrier reflectors. Its production equipment, sales support, technical expertise, and manufacturing quality are certified by 3M.
From its Pennsylvania facility, Lightly makes architectural LED lighting fixtures that replace conventional metal housings with a lighter, lower-carbon approach built around wood and wool felt. Its linear systems and recessed Veil troffers are assembled by hand with locally sourced components, while hidden light sources provide low-glare illumination. Lightly’s sustainability claims are backed by Environmental Product Declarations and Declare labels, and its products are Buy American Act and Build America, Buy America compliant.
Established in 2011 by Mike Congilosi II, Lightning Boy Audio designs and hand-crafts audio transformers and studio equipment in North Collins, New York. The company grew from Congilosi’s early vacuum-tube studio gear and pedals into a transformer-focused operation, with manufacturing, testing, and R&D conducted in its own laboratory. Its equipment is built in the USA around a longstanding interest in high-fidelity sound, tube character, and careful noise performance.
For more than 40 years, Lightning Copy and Printing Centers has operated as a Manhattan print shop and copy center, turning customer files and originals into everything from everyday business printing to custom posters. Its range extends from quick offset and color laser work to a dedicated finishing department with binding, folding, collating and mailing support, while the company also accepts files through online upload.
Lightning Packs is a research-driven company founded by Dr. Lawrence Rome, a University of Pennsylvania biology professor whose work centers on muscle mechanics and energetics. The company makes electricity-generating rucksacks for military personnel, disaster-relief workers, and hikers, with testing conducted in demanding Arctic and military research settings.
Lightning Preventor of America designs and manufactures lightning protection systems for commercial and residential installations, with products made in the USA. Its early streamer emission systems are used on everything from airports and stadiums to hospitals and industrial facilities, with installations across the United States and internationally. The company is a division of Heary Bros. Lightning Protection Co. Inc., and its ESE system components are listed with UL Solutions.
LighTopTech builds optical instruments and software for nondestructive imaging inside living tissue and manufactured materials. Its OCX® system combines optical coherence tomography with Gabor Domain Optical Coherence Microscopy in a compact desktop instrument, using a liquid-lens, bioinspired microscope design to produce high-resolution 3D images without cutting into a sample. The company’s work spans biomedical imaging and manufacturing quality control, with research published on applications including corneal tissue and skin.
Lights.com was founded by lighting and design professional Sheva Knopfler and her husband, David, to make well-designed home lighting easier to buy. The company combines its own designs with a curated selection from trusted partners, selling directly to customers while regularly auditing its factories for responsible production.
Lightsome Studio is a Newburgh, New York design studio focused on carefully crafted architectural lighting. Its work centers on the Leara collection, including custom solutions for projects that need a particular fit, with an emphasis on comfortable illumination for homes and shared spaces.
For more than 15 years, Lightweight Manufacturing has engineered tensioned fabric structures and manufactured custom fabric panels for architectural projects and tent-rental companies. Based in Whitehall, Pennsylvania, the company also supplies keder and aluminum extrusion rails, while its Lightweight Design team provides engineering reviews and certification support. Its work includes fabric replacement and reskin projects designed to extend the life of existing structures while minimizing downtime.
Since 1860, family-run Ligne Roset has designed, manufactured and distributed French furniture, with production rooted in the Bugey area of the Rhône-Alpes region. Its Briord workshop relies heavily on handcraft, where seamstresses and upholsterers learn their precise techniques through in-house training. The company operates five nearby production facilities, including a 45,000-square-meter plant whose wood waste helps heat the factory and adjoining offices.
For more than 30 years, Lignetics Group has turned wood waste into sustainable consumer and industrial products, from heating and BBQ pellets to animal bedding and engineered materials. The company operates 29 plants across the United States and Canada and processes more than 5 billion pounds of wood residuals annually. Its Broomfield headquarters also houses an Innovation Lab researching new uses for lignin, wood flour, and other residual-based materials.