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Since 2014, Neturen Czech has made high-strength steel spring wire at the Triangle industrial zone near Žatec, using the induction-heated ITW technology developed by Neturen Japan in 1977. Its fully automatic lines produce wire with strength of up to 2,000 MPa for cold-formed industrial springs, including vehicle suspension springs, while a team of more than 40 employees handles setup and quality control. The company combines this specialized process with a small, friendly working atmosphere and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1996, Network Financial Printing is a boutique Midtown Manhattan financial printer producing and electronically distributing confidential transaction and compliance documents for the financial and legal communities. Its custom-built 10,000-square-foot facility handles printing and binding in-house, with typical turnaround times of two to eight hours and 24/7 availability. NFP also supports SEC filings and direct-mail fulfillment, while its ISO 27001-compliant security program protects sensitive client information.
Network Technologies Inc (NTI) is a manufacturer of enterprise environment monitoring systems, video-processing multiviewers, extenders, audio/video matrix switches, KVM switches, console switches, video splitters, video walls, converters, cables, and related accessories. Its products are designed, manufactured, and tested at its headquarters in Aurora, Ohio, and are used in manufacturing, retail, government, education, healthcare, financial services, entertainment, worship, broadcast, and telecommunications.
Netzer Metalworks is a Baltimore manufacturer with a 33,000-square-foot facility and a team of more than 50 skilled employees. The company is known for supporting mission-critical work through precision CNC machining and sheet-metal fabrication, serving customers from early prototypes through full-scale production.
NETZSCH Grinding & Dispersing develops wet- and dry-processing technology, making equipment and complete plants that grind, mix and disperse materials from laboratory scale through production. Its systems can process materials down to the nanometer range and handle products across a wide viscosity range. The business unit operates within the NETZSCH Group, a mechanical-engineering company with more than 150 years of history, and supports customers through worldwide sales, service and laboratory operations.
For more than 70 years, NETZSCH Pumps & Systems has developed and manufactured positive-displacement pumps and customized pumping systems for difficult media and demanding industrial applications. Based at its NETZSCH Campus in Waldkraiburg, the company combines in-house elastomer research and production with vertically integrated manufacturing, producing more than 75,000 pumps annually. Its global operation includes more than 2,500 employees, five development and production sites, and 35 sales offices.
NetzVision LLC is a technology company focused on making infrared sensing more practical for advanced driver-assistance systems. Its high-promise technology earned a 2019 National Science Foundation grant, while co-founder Jeff Aiken brings experience from agricultural technology and medical imaging.
Since 1972, Neu Dynamics Corporation has designed and built precision molds and dies in Ivyland, Pennsylvania, serving medical, commercial and semiconductor applications. The company combines in-house tooling design and CNC manufacturing with prototype, short-run and low-to-medium-volume molding, including specialized work for sensitive semiconductor and electronic packages. With more than 40 years of service, Neu Dynamics takes projects from early concepts through tested tooling and production.
Founded in late 2017 by former colleagues Kyle Pontzloff and Carl Rosskopf, Neucontrol Engineering designs industrial automation and controls systems and builds custom UL508A power-distribution and control panels. The Cincinnati-area firm guides customers through retrofits, upgrades and new system designs, with projects installed across the United States and Canada. After Rosskopf’s 2024 retirement, Pontzloff became president and continues to oversee the company’s operations.
NeuEsse Inc. develops plant-based skin-repair technology, led by its soy-protein OmegaSkin™ human skin substitute for wounds, burns and other injuries. Based in Dunbar, Pennsylvania, the company also is developing a liquid skin formulation and a handheld electrospinner intended to deliver treatments without refrigeration, special handling or direct-touch application. Founder and CEO Joe Connell brings more than 38 years of pharmaceutical and biotechnology experience to the venture.
Known for bringing experimental measurement into everyday teaching, NeuLog develops hands-on science-learning technology for schools, universities and vocational programs. Its logger sensors collect physical data during experiments and turn it into usable classroom evidence, with installations reported across six populated regions.
Founded by drug-delivery researcher Seulki Lee after research with Johns Hopkins scientists, Neuraly is a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing medicines for neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Its research centers on glial biology and neuroinflammation, with lead candidate NLY01 advancing through Phase 2 after showing neuroprotective effects in preclinical models. Neuraly operates as a subsidiary of D&D Pharmatech and is guided by scientific co-founders from Johns Hopkins University.
Founded in April 2023 by Bryan Nicholson, Baltimore-based NeuroIntact develops precision temperature-modulation devices for hospitalized patients. Its VCool™ system uses noninvasive intranasal technology to cool or warm the core body, weighing about 22 pounds and mounting to a standard IV pole rather than relying on bulky conventional consoles. The company’s first-in-human study demonstrated measurable cooling in awake participants without adjunctive pharmaceuticals.
Founded by neuroscientist Judith Kelleher-Andersson, NeuroNascent is a privately held biotechnology company developing oral small-molecule therapies designed to stimulate the brain’s own neuron regeneration. Its lead candidate, NNI-362, has completed Phase 1a safety testing in healthy older adults and is being advanced for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, while the company’s patented discovery platform also supports programs in other neurological disorders. The Clarksville, Maryland company is led by a team with deep experience in central nervous system drug development.
Neuronetics is a Malvern, Pennsylvania medical-device company focused on transforming neurohealth for people living with psychiatric disorders. Its NeuroStar Advanced Therapy system gives clinicians a non-drug, non-invasive option for patients with depression who have not found satisfactory improvement from antidepressants. The company reports more than 9 million treatments across over 250,000 patients.
Cleveland-based Neuronoff develops and manufactures the investigational Injectrode, a needle-delivered neuromodulation device designed to make chronic-pain treatment less invasive than conventional implanted stimulators. Its system is placed through an 18-gauge needle, powered externally through the skin, and designed for straightforward removal; the company has completed its first-in-human LIFE study and reports Technology Readiness Level 7 for lower-back pain applications. Neuronoff manufactures in Cleveland under ISO 13485 and MDSAP-certified quality systems, while researching applications beyond pain care.
Founded in 2010 through the creation of Kannalife Sciences, Neuropathix develops synthetic CBD-inspired therapeutics for neuroinflammation, neuropathic pain and neurodegenerative disease. Its lead compound, KLS-13019, is a globally patented non-opioid candidate being advanced from preclinical and IND-enabling research for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, with research conducted at the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center in Doylestown. The company’s scientific team brings more than 75 years of pharmaceutical research experience and holds more than 65 patents jointly.
Founded in 2015 by Tel Aviv University professor Nathan Intrator, Neurosteer develops a wearable, medical-grade brain-activity interpretation platform built around a pocket-sized, single-channel EEG monitor. Its wireless forehead sensor and cloud-based analysis provide real-time brain metrics for clinical assessment, continuous monitoring and research, and the device has FDA Class II clearance. Neurosteer’s teams work across New York, California and Israel, drawing on expertise in neuroscience and signal processing.
Founded by neuroscientist Dr. Eve Gregoriou during their PhD at University College London, NeuroVirt develops mixed-reality neurorehabilitation technology that turns upper- and lower-limb therapy into measurable, gamified movement practice. Its platform combines immersive exercises with motion tracking, AI-enabled feedback, and a clinician-facing WebApp for use in clinics or at home. NeuroVirt’s patient-centred system has been co-designed with more than 500 patients and 350 clinicians, including participants in multi-site stroke rehabilitation studies.
Formed in 2003, Beachwood-based NeuroWave Systems develops and manufactures brain-monitoring and drug-delivery medical devices for anesthesia, critical care, and military medicine. Its NeuroSENSE® monitor stands apart by displaying independent, real-time measures of anesthetic effect for each brain hemisphere, while the company also develops closed-loop systems intended to automate sedation and anesthesia delivery. NeuroWave is an ISO 13485 medical device company with expertise spanning EEG signal processing, control engineering, and medical-device software.