When Patrick Hudson received the keys to an old aquaculture facility, he had no idea what was in store. All he knew was that he saw a promising opportunity to help solve a major problem and was determined to make it work.
The poultry industry is a major component of Maryland’s economic activity, particularly in the Eastern Shore. As significant as the poultry sector is, it also comes with a major challenge – vacant, unused poultry houses.
Co-founder and CEO Ron Steptoe is passionate about his Ellicott City-based company, Warrior Centric Health, and not just because of its leading-edge health solution platform; for Steptoe, an eighth generation military veteran, it’s personal.
Dave Kivioja has always been fascinated by aeronautics, having spent the better part of his career flying airplanes for the U.S. Air Force and Northrop Grumman. Over the years he has also developed a growing interest in drone technologies and their applications.
Machfu, a TEDCO portfolio company offering integrated, automatic industrial monitoring solutions, has developed a new technology to address a major contributor to climate change – methane gas emissions from orphaned or abandoned oil and gas wells.
Tracking drones and robots with pinpoint precision in an open air-land lab; watching students build and test their prototypes in a large project assembly space; creating an autonomous school of robotic fish in a water tunnel – it’s all in a day’s work for the people who study, teach and conduct
The autonomy corridor, an area focused on innovating and developing autonomous systems and machines, exists throughout Maryland and is one of the important regional economic development technology corridors developed in collaboration with government, academia and local industry.
When “Top Gun: Maverick” was nominated for a Best Visual Effects Oscar, engineers in Southern Maryland had cause for celebration: the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) engineers and technicians had a
When growing technology companies is your job, it’s imperative to keep up with innovation and innovators since whatever worked in the past may not work in the future.
Officials, communities and businesses know renewable sources of energy, like solar, are essential to meeting the state’s climate goals as established in the Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022.
Summer is upon us. Warmer months in the mid-Atlantic often conjure thoughts of flowers, trips to the beach or lake, and backyard cookouts. However, these increased temperatures also mean the emergence of annoying pests, like the mosquito.
John Wasilisin thought the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) could help more entrepreneurs when he became the interim executive director in 2009.
