The efforts of two local business partners have grown a palpable community inside a former candy-maker's building, and Mashable recently included it in its list of top 10 nontraditional workspaces.
Xtreme Machining's .338-caliber Xtreme Tactical rifle system can accurately hit a human-sized target two meters away. The company is now marketing the product for military and law-enforcement purposes.
Erie-based Code Kit PRO has developed the Pedi-PRO, a kit that stores medical supplies, rolls into a package the size of a sleeping bag and unrolls into a hard surface for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Four years ago Scott Belisle thought of a way to make a lighter, sturdier fishing rod. When he lost his job as a land surveyor last January, he decided to pursue it. And now outdoorsmen across the country want to buy his products.
Can an iPhone game convince kids to care about the planet? A York software studio seems to think it so. Runoff Studios, which focuses on environmental issues, recently developed a game called Face the Waste as a fun way to teach about recycling.
The robotics technology program at Butler County Community College just started last fall, but it's already pursuing national recognition.
Ever wanted a vote on whether an emerging company should get venture capital money? You�ll have your chance Nov. 16 during Ben Franklin Venture Idol.
The region received $18.9 million in funding from several sources for HIV and Alzheimer's research, the creation of a new business model to promote startups, supercomputing and community-based healthcare.
Philadelphia-based InstaMed allows doctors and health care centers the ability to turn any computing device into a payment terminal, able to calculate the copay and deductible for a complete check-out.