Fujifilm
Fujifilm's instax line makes instant film cameras, smartphone photo printers and instant film in mini, square and wide formats, including the instax mini 12.
Fujifilm's instax line makes instant film cameras, smartphone photo printers and instant film in mini, square and wide formats, including the instax mini 12.
Freewrite is a Detroit company founded by Adam Leeb and Patrick Paul that makes distraction-free writing devices with E Ink screens and keyboards that sync drafts to the cloud.
Delta is "an all-in-one video game emulator" for iPhone and other iOS devices from developer Riley Testut, the spiritual successor to GBA4iOS, the Game Boy Advance emulator he made in high school. It plays iconic Nintendo systems from NES and SNES to N64, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS.
Courant makes wireless chargers and tech accessories finished in Italian leather and Belgian linen, designed to integrate into the home.
Nothing's CMF line covers earbuds such as the CMF Buds 2, Buds 2 Plus, Buds 2a and Buds Pro 2, the CMF Headphone Pro, CMF Speaker S and M, wearables like the Watch 3 Pro and Clip Pro, and accessories including 100W and 140W GaN chargers.
Byrna makes "less-lethal" self-defense launchers, pistols like the Byrna SD and CL plus rifles. They are powered by CO2 and fire chemical-irritant pepper or tear-gas rounds or solid kinetic rounds, offered as "less-lethal alternatives to traditional firearms."
Former Green Beret Nate Kouhana founded Anthem Snacks, a veteran-owned meat snack company built in Montana. Its beef jerky uses whole-muscle cuts, slow marinades and real wood smoke and is handcrafted in small batches, alongside meat sticks in beef, turkey and chicken; the company uses 100% American-raised beef and pledges that "10% of profits go to veteran nonprofits."
SUPER73 is a Southern California "lifestyle adventure brand" making electric motorbikes, along with apparel, parts and accessories, with showrooms in Irvine and San Clemente.
Outdoor Element founder Mike Mojica, a mechanical engineer who worked in aerospace and military vehicle mods, left his 8-5 in late 2017 to build outdoor gear. The Colorado company now makes fire-starting and camp-kitchen gear, including the Firebiner multi-tool carabiner, Fiber Light tinder, ferro rod fire starters, survival bracelets and knives.
Victrola makes record players, turntables, speakers and jukeboxes, carrying a name that has been bringing music into homes for 120 years. It is based in Denver, Colorado.
Anker, whose tagline is "Live Charged.," makes chargers and power banks, along with USB-C hubs, docking stations, power strips and wireless chargers.
REDI makes organized readiness kits for cars, including first aid, survival and roadside essentials in labeled, refillable pouches. The kits are built to keep essentials easy to find.