Tech Across Ohio 2010 NorTech Innovation Awards

Source: Crain's Cleveland Business

2010 NorTech Innovation Awards: the reception
A slideshow recap of the 2010 NorTech Innovation Awards reception

4:30 am, February 25, 2010

And the winners are:

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 InSeT Systems LLC Think of this walkie-talkie-sized unit as a potential lifesaver for underground miners. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 Parker Hannifin Corp. While firms such as Toyota are grabbing headlines building hybrid electric powered cars, Parker Hannifin Corp. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 Tremont Electric LLC Tremont Electric LLC, based in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood, has found a very direct way to take personal energy, make kinetic energy and save you some money. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 ViewRay Inc. In the absence of a cancer cure, ViewRay Inc. of Oakwood Village is attempting to make the treatment more accurate. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 MesoCoat Inc. A small company in Euclid is using even smaller particles of ceramic to make a big difference in the world of coatings — and that could mean safer aircraft, fewer toxic chemicals and an... February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 Cleveland State University, Fenn College of Engineering People aren't likely to install a 300-foot-wide wind turbine in their back yards, so a professor at Cleveland State University has come up with a smaller alternative. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 Catacel Corp. Catacel Corp. has designed a catalyst that will help hydrogen makers operate more efficiently. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 ABSMaterials Inc. (formerly Absorbent Materials Co. LLC) ABSMaterials Inc., formerly Absorbent Materials Co. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 RSP Tooling Normally, RSP Tooling in Solon atomizes steel, spraying it into dies and molds. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 Kent Displays Inc. If you're sad, you're blue, but can your cell phone be, too? If Kent Displays Inc. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 Akron Research Commercialization Corp. Leave the gold to the Olympians. Wiley J. Youngs and his research team at the University of Akron are more interested in silver. February 15, 2010

NORTECH INNOVATION AWARDS 2010 NASA Glenn Research Center Surgeons could use it. Bridge builders could use it. Heck, even Goodyear could use it. February 15, 2010