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With more than 30 years in the electric utility industry, Mobile Desk Mobile Office Solutions is a Batavia, Ohio manufacturer known for building in-vehicle workspaces for utility fleets across the United States and Canada. Its utility-truck consoles are engineered and manufactured in the USA, with custom layouts shaped around the demands of field technicians and fleet operators.
Founded in 2005 by technologists and engineers with military-intelligence experience, Mobile Pathways designs and manufactures custom mobile power-management systems for military and commercial customers. The Hagerstown company expanded as Mobile Pathways, LLC in 2013, building rugged, modular solutions that keep equipment operating across changing electrical sources and demanding environments. Its work includes systems such as an uninterruptible power supply developed for a military satellite program.
From its Lehigh Valley base, Mobile Technology Graphics supplies mobile jumbotrons and indoor LED video walls for events across the continental United States. Its distinctive specialty is pairing trailer-mounted outdoor screens—including a 15-by-25-foot open-air unit—with curvable UHD indoor walls, while also offering video, audio, and lighting production support. MTG owns its LED inventory and prepares indoor panels before they leave its warehouse, helping maintain consistent color and dependable event setups.
Known for bringing automotive safety technology to existing fleet vehicles, Mobileye develops retrofit collision-avoidance systems for commercial and public-service operators. Its AI-powered equipment monitors the road and alerts drivers to potential hazards, allowing fleets to add driver-assistance features without replacing their vehicles.
Known for challenging the status quo in separation science, MOBILion Systems is a Chadds Ford biotechnology company built by engineers and scientists pursuing faster, higher-resolution molecular analysis. Its MOBIE platform serves research teams in biotechnology and related fields that need to distinguish complex molecules more clearly than conventional methods allow. MOBILion has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since June 2023.
Since 1985, Calgary-based MOBILTEX Data Ltd. has designed and manufactured wireless field devices and cloud-connected systems that monitor cathodic protection, corrosion, and pipeline integrity. Its CorTalk platform grew from the company’s first oil-and-gas remote monitoring unit in 1991, while FloPath and Abriox extend the same practical engineering to pressurized water and gas networks. MOBILTEX says its systems now monitor more than 500,000 kilometres of pipeline assets for hundreds of customers worldwide.
With roots in more than 40 years of global module production, Mobis North America manufactures integrated automotive systems and develops the technologies behind safer, more connected vehicles. Its Michigan and Ohio operations combine chassis-module production with battery-system assembly, while the Mobis Technical Center of America engineers localized solutions for North American customers. The company’s regional workforce numbers about 1,200, and its Toledo presence includes support for the local Jeep Fest community.
Since 2009, Mobisat SRL has built vehicle-tracking and telematics technology that turns a car’s data into practical security, maintenance, and fleet-management insight. Its systems connect vehicles to mobile apps and service platforms, including theft recovery support through a 24/7 operations center and predictive diagnostics designed to spot problems before they become breakdowns. The company says its devices serve more than 23,000 active vehicles and have helped recover over 1,500 stolen vehicles, with partnerships including KIA Italy and MV Agusta.
Möbius Industries is a developing company focused on building a circular economy through automated demanufacturing. Its systems use robotics and artificial intelligence to recover reusable raw materials from waste for industrial manufacturers, offering an alternative to traditional mining.
Mock Woodworking Company is an Ohio architectural woodworking and commercial millwork manufacturer founded by Wilbur Mock in Zanesville in 1954. From its Zanesville workshop, the company makes custom woodwork for commercial spaces and has grown from a local cabinetry shop into a provider for retail, institutional, and architectural projects. Its work combines experienced craftsmanship with current equipment and includes custom fixtures and casework.
Brooklyn-born founder Hanny Lerner’s MOD Restoration brings mid-century modern furniture back to life, with particular expertise in reupholstering and restoring iconic pieces by designers such as Eames, George Nelson, Eero Saarinen and Hans Wegner. At its Sunset Park studio, experienced craftsmen handle furniture from the 1940s through the 1960s as well as traditional and Art Deco pieces, rebuilding worn frames and finishes alongside the upholstery. MOD also maintains a private collection of restored mid-century furniture for sale.
Founded in 1966 in Long Island, New York, Mod-A-Can manufactures precision structural assemblies and avionics displays and enclosures for commercial and defense aerospace customers. The company expanded to Phoenix in 1980 and now supports projects from CAD/CAM-based prototyping through production, with particular experience in complex brazed structures and indicator housings. Mod-A-Can is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001.
Since 1881, Buffalo-based MOD-PAC Corp. has built its identity around dependable paperboard packaging, growing from its origins as Cooper Paper Box into a company with more than 350 employees. Its in-house production serves consumer-product manufacturers worldwide and the retail confectionery trade, with custom folding cartons and stock boxes made in the United States. MOD-PAC also emphasizes sustainable sourcing and community involvement in Western New York.
Established in 2005, Modavar Pharmaceuticals is a Washington, D.C.-headquartered subsidiary of India’s Cadila Pharmaceuticals and a specialty pharmaceutical company. Its FDA-approved Frederick, Maryland facility gives the company a U.S. base for developing and manufacturing topical products, while its broader work supports pharmaceutical partners serving the U.S. and European markets.
Founded by best friends Verda and Tania after they met at Columbia Business School in 2007, Mode Living designs fashionable, versatile table linens and home entertaining accents. The company grew from their search for attractive, accessible linens that could make hosting feel polished without turning it into a production. Its place-inspired collections bring the character of destinations from the Mediterranean to the South Pacific to tables at home, with mix-and-match designs intended to reflect each host’s personal style.
Founded in 2019 in an East Palo Alto hacker house, Mode Wearables develops flexible wearable-energy systems and integrates them into tech-enabled clothing, including a bomber jacket that can power devices and support electronic heating. The company brings together materials science, power electronics, software engineering, and fashion design to make wearable technology less bulky and more natural to wear.
From its Columbus, Ohio microfactory, Model No. designs and makes custom 3D-printed furniture for commercial interiors. The small, hands-on team works in the same building from first sketch to final printed layer, producing pieces to order with plant-based and recycled materials rather than maintaining conventional inventory. Its work includes bespoke installations such as a city-block-spanning banquette and the reconfigurable Onda workplace system.
MODELMODEL creates hair extensions and wigs for changing up everyday style, with its catalog centered on human hair, human-hair blends and premium fiber designs. The brand’s Dream Weaver line is especially defined by 100% Virgin Remy Hair wet-and-wavy bundles that are made to regain their curl after washing, while its broader range serves both professional installation and quick styling.
Founded in 1944, Modern Builders Supply, Inc. is a Midwest building-materials distributor that also manufactures and markets Polaris window and door systems. The company reports 26 branches across Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, along with a 300,000-square-foot distribution center and nearly 400,000 square feet of manufacturing.
Modern Cellar operates in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.