TimeShifter

Timeshifter makes circadian science apps that build personalized plans to reduce jet lag, manage shift work and time sleep and light for peak performance.

Timeshifter makes circadian science apps that build personalized plans to reduce jet lag, manage shift work and time sleep and light for peak performance.

Vestaboard makes a modern split-flap display for homes and offices that shows messages, updates and patterns sent from a phone app.

Arcade1Up makes officially licensed home arcade cabinets and countercades, with titles from franchises such as Pac-Man, Street Fighter II, Atari classics and NBA Jam.

Lenovo is a global technology company making ThinkPad laptops, ThinkStation workstations, desktops, tablets, monitors and data center products.

Panic has made Mac software since 1999 and publishes games such as Firewatch and Untitled Goose Game. From Portland, Oregon, it also created Playdate: "It's yellow. It fits in your pocket. There's a crank." It comes with 24 free games, delivered two a week for 12 weeks.

Palomar was founded in Florence in 2001 by Fabio Palchetti and Cristina Cencetti, and its name is "mainly a tribute to the writer Italo Calvino and his novel Mr. Palomar." The studio designs "a collection of nomadic objects" for travel, lifestyle, bike and home, including Crumpled City maps, the DearWorld Globe, CityGrapher, City Dice, the PinCity Map, the Passport Bottle and CityRadio.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP are among the assets supported by Ledger's certified secure crypto hardware wallets, including Ledger Stax, Ledger Flex and Ledger Nano.

U-Turn Audio builds turntables such as the Orbit, plus powered speakers and the Pluto 2 phono preamp, and does its own design and engineering. Its technicians assemble and test each one by hand in Woburn, Massachusetts.

Finalmouse releases its gaming mice in drops, from the Ultralight and magnesium Starlight-12 lines to the UltralightX (ULX) and newer SLX models. Pro editions include the ULX Prophecy mice for Scream, Tarik, Tfue and Clix, and its wireless models use its Tournament Wireless technology.

Founded in 2007 by "a group of flashlight enthusiasts and experienced outdoor adventurers," Nitecore ("the core of light") makes flashlights, headlamps, power banks, mosquito repellers and fans for tactical, outdoor, sports and work use. Its LR7 was billed as "the first high-performance LED portable flashlight in China."

Ricoh Imaging makes cameras, including the GR compact series and Pentax DSLRs and lenses, drawing on Ricoh's century-long history in imaging.

teenage engineering is a Stockholm company making instruments, audio products and designs, sold through its own store.