Michigan Business Success Stories

Blueflite

From idea to impact—Blueflite is soaring thanks to Michigan’s support

MUVE

Based in Canada, MUVE has made its way to Michigan to increase mobility options and services for people with disabilities across the state

Cavnue/CAV Corridor

A first-of-its-kind connected and automated vehicle (CAV) corridor will help drive Michigan’s leadership in smart infrastructure and future mobility

ADASTEC

Automation solutions company partners with Michigan State University to introduce electric Level-4 autonomous bus to campus with support from the state of Michigan’s mobility grant program

Magna

Magna continues advancing mobility forward for all – all right here in Michigan.

IXR Mobility, Inc.

Expanding mobility opportunities to underserved populations.

AirSpace Link

Building aerial highways and the maps and rules to navigate them from right here in Michigan.

Priva

From planes and trains to next-generation automobiles, regional mobility is being redefined thanks to startups like Priva providing a practical door-to-door solution from right here in Michigan.

Pivot Materials

Scrappy Detroit-based startup Pivot Materials is revolutionizing the plastics industry and promoting sustainability thanks to support from the MEDC and Michigan’s entrepreneurial landscape.

FarmWise

The future of agriculture and technology are merging in Michigan thanks to partnerships between Silicon Valley’s FarmWise and Michigan-based Roush.

Accurate Carbide

As a third-generation Saginaw company, Accurate Carbide Tool Co. has solidified its reputation as a premier contract manufacturer of high quality precision machined tooling and components.

Dataspeed

Transportation today already looks vastly different than it did 100 years ago, but Dataspeed, Inc. is pushing the needle further, building the future of mobility from right here in Michigan.

KLA

When KLA began looking for locations to build its new research and development center in 2018, it was not short on options. Over 350 North American locations were in the running, creating widespread competition and a sea of viable candidates. But in the end, only one stood out as the best place for this Silicon Valley-based corporation to invest. Michigan.