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The Engineering Firm That Put Its Name on the Drawing - Then Stayed for the Build
Morson Projects spent decades doing the unphotogenic work behind aircraft, power stations and rail controls. Now renamed Morson Praxis, it is betting that clients want fewer handoffs between the clever plan and the stubborn real world.
The Invisible Engineers Behind the Loudest Rooms in California
For more than three decades, AMT Systems has wired the sound, light, and video that make megachurches and concert halls actually work - and stayed off the stage the whole time.
Rockwell Automation
It started in 1903 with a $1,000 bet on a better motor controller. A century later, Rockwell Automation runs the machinery behind cars, medicine and microchips - and is quietly wiring the factory floor into the cloud.
Fulfil
Fulfil (Fulfil Solutions) is a Mountain View robotics company building a fully automated grocery pick-and-pack system. Its ShopBot robots handle every grocery category and temperature state - produce, refrigerated, frozen - with item-level tracking powered by AI, computer vision and sensor fusion. The goal is to make online grocery, a famously unprofitable business, actually pencil out for retailers while cutting food waste. Fulfil emerged from stealth in February 2023 with $60M in Series B funding and powers Save Mart's Lucky Now same-day delivery service.
Pantec Group
Pantec Group is a family-owned engineering company based in Ruggell, Liechtenstein, that has grown from a two-person mechatronics shop founded in 1990 into a group of specialized business units spanning industrial automation, motion control, metrology controllers, print-decoration systems and medical laser technology. Its control systems run high-precision machines in printing, textile, semiconductor and coordinate-measuring applications worldwide, while its medical arm, Pantec Biosolutions, develops the P.L.E.A.S.E. laser microporation platform for needle-free, painless drug delivery.