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Myers Motors, Cleveland. Photo | Bob Perkoski
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Features

Ohio sensors surge on back of Wright-Patt, regional strengths

A camera that can read your fingerprints from six feet away. A system that can catch criminals in a 16-square-mile area. Tiny planes that can soar over an urban battlefield and tell friend from foe. All are signs that Ohio is emerging as a major force in 21st century sensor technology.read on…

Ohio moves toward fast lane in electric, hybrid car development

Paul Havasi of Cleveland gets a lot of stares from fellow drivers on his way to work. His three-wheeled electric NmG is a rare sight. But laugh all you want; his choice of transport is the way of the future, according to the many businesses and researchers in Ohio developing technology and products for hybrid and electric cars.read on…

Q&A: Energize Clinton County's Mark Rembert

Two years ago, Mark Rembert was a new college graduate working in a Philadelphia PR firm and thinking about joining the Peace Corps. He scrapped those plans when DHL Express announced it was shutting down its hub in Wilmington, costing thousands of local jobs. Instead, he and childhood friend Taylor Stuckert returned to help rebuild their hometown. read on…

Video

Video: You call THAT music?

A team of mechanical engineering students at Case Western Reserve University earlier this summer demonstrated their giant tesla coil -- an apparatus that produces extremely high-voltage, long-sparking displays. This one, they claim, not only produces long arcs of electricity, but can play songs. hiVelocity isn't sure about its future in concert halls, but we have to admit one thing: It has style.read on…

Focus

Manufacturing Innovation

From autos, to steel, to advanced materials, innovation is the fuel that propels industry forward. Seldom is it possible to maintain a competitive edge without improving efficiency, quality and cost. read on…

Fast Company

Simbionix

In no other field is it as important to be perfect than the operating room. Simbionix helps doctors get all the practice they need.read on…

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Marietta

Marietta

Like much of southern Ohio, Marietta was a destination for westward wandering pioneers. Yet, only Marietta can boast of being the first permanent settlement in the Northwest Territory.

Since 1788, thousands of folks from near and far have made Marietta their own permanent settlement. Graced by two rivers (the Ohio and the Muskingum), Marietta is a city of parks, 19th century architecture, brick streets, historical landmarks and museums. Its small town elegance includes good restaurants, a vibrant arts and entertainment scene and an attractive cost of living. And its diverse economic base, broadband capabilities and modern transportation infrastructure make it a good place to do business, too. Leading employers include Marietta Memorial Hospital, Marietta Eramet (ferroalloys), Tata Business Support Services, RJF International (decorative, industrial, transit and office products) and Pioneer Pipe.

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