State College's L4IS develops cutting-edge laser technology
State College's Lasers for Innovative Solutions is a startup focused on digitized, 3D models from physical samples for tomography and other uses.
With $3.8M in VC funding, Malvern's Zonoff expects to double staff, make smart homes smarter
Malvern's Zonoff has raised $3.8 million in venture capital to support technical and global sales growth of its smart-home software platform.
Erie's growing DuraTite hits the shelves at Home Depot
A plastic HVAC component, invented and manufactured in Erie, is hitting the shelves this week at hundreds of Home Depot stores around the country, a major coup for DuraTite Systems.
Vast and growing in New Hope, MeetMe is PA's answer to Facebook
MeetMe is a New Hope-based social network with 100 million registered users, $46.7 million in 2012 revenue, 140 workers and growing.
Olympus, headquartered in Lehigh Valley, brings 3D to surgical video systems
Olympus, whose North and South American headquarters is in Center Valley, has received FDA approval and is marketing a new 3D laparoscopic surgical system.
Marrying research and design, Red Privet is growing and hiring in Harrisburg
Like its namesake invasive shrub, Harrisburg's Red Privet, a user experience research and design firm, is growing like a weed.
A global player, Pittsburgh's M*Modal stays true to its roots, growing and hiring in Squirrel Hill
M*Modal, the largest provider of medical transcription services in the U.S., hasn't abandoned its Pittsburgh roots.
Renamed Technology Council recognizes innovation ranging from natural gas drilling to web design
The renamed Technology Council of PA shined a spotlight on a range of innovation earlier this month.
TechCelerator Capstone offers tough love to aspiring entrepreneurs
The TechCelerator Capstone project offers prospective companies eight weeks of rigorous evaluation and a safe environment to test ideas.
Your smartphone may get smarter yet, thanks to Penn State technology
Three emerging entrepreneurs from Penn State recently won $100,000 in a national competition to support work on an affordable, high-performance optical spectrometer for cellphones.