TRMNL makes "hackable e-ink displays with no subscription fees," ePaper companions built "to help people stay focused and calm." Its growing plugin library runs from your daily calendar to upcoming movies, and as an open platform it offers an API and a BYOD license for DIY devices. Models include the TRMNL OG and the larger TRMNL X.
Dyson is a technology company known for bagless and cordless vacuums, and also makes hair dryers and stylers, air purifiers, fans and lighting.
Reeflex's journey "kicked off in 2020," and today it makes G-Series smartphone lenses, MagSafe phone cases, filters and camera accessories, including an Ultra Telephoto 300–600mm lens for "distant wildlife, sports, moon shots," architecture and landscapes.
Revopoint makes portable, high-precision 3D scanners for 3D printing, reverse engineering and industrial inspection, and designs its "own micro- and nano-optical chips, advanced 3D vision algorithms, and AI."
TRETTITRE is a home audio brand that builds "on traditional HiFi's sound quality and craftsmanship" while "reaching into the future"; its retro wall-mounted ambient audio system has raised over $2 million in crowdfunding.
ENERGEA makes "sleek and performance-driven" charging gear, from cables and wall, car and wireless chargers to power banks and GaN travel adapters, designed around three zones of modern life: Travel, On the move and Living Spaces.
Luma Cove makes surface-mounted cove lighting systems designed for simplicity, created by New York-based architectural lighting designers.
Established in 2019, Arc makes Arc Pulse protection crafted from aerospace-grade aluminum for iPhone, Pixel, Samsung and Nothing phones, AirPods and AirTag. It also makes Arc Vault, "jewelry that protects your essentials."
Loftie "makes lovely things for your nightstand, so your phone can sleep somewhere else": an alarm clock and lamp that wake you gently with sunrise light and soothing sounds, plus the Loftie Card, a one-tap app blocker. Founder Matthew Hassett started it during a residency at design firm IDEO.
Nomad traces back to "a single idea — an ultra-portable yet highly functional charging cable." Noah Dentzel and Brian Hahn met in Santa Barbara in 2012 and launched ChargeCard, Nomad's first product, on Kickstarter. Today it makes leather and rugged iPhone cases, Apple Watch and Garmin bands, MagSafe chargers and Find My tracking wallets.
The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and is still owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. It grew from a small carpenter's workshop into one of the world's largest toy makers, built on the LEGO brick, and its name comes from the Danish "leg godt," meaning "play well."
Twelve South is a team of about 20 in Charleston, South Carolina, making premium accessories for Apple devices, including laptop stands and charging docks.
