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Fluence Bioengineering, Inc. is a company that designs and develops LED-based lighting systems tailored for commercial cultivation and research, particularly in microgreens and cannabis. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, Fluence specializes in horticultural lighting solutions that provide optimal photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) for various indoor agricultural applications, including vertical farming. The company's products cater to agricultural producers operating in indoor environments, such as high-rise buildings, and are suitable for a diverse range of crops, from salad vegetables and herbs to medicinal plants. As of 2018, Fluence operates as a subsidiary of OSRAM Licht AG.

Cooper Industries is a global manufacturer specializing in electrical components and tools. The company operates through eight divisions, which include Bussmann for electrical and electronic fuses, Crouse-Hinds and CEAG for explosion-proof electrical equipment, and Halo and Metalux for lighting fixtures. Additionally, Cooper produces power system products under the Kyle and McGraw-Edison brands. A significant portion of its sales, approximately sixty-one percent, is generated from industrial and utility sectors, with a notable thirty-seven percent coming from international markets. The company has manufacturing facilities in 23 countries and employs over 25,000 individuals worldwide, positioning itself as a key player in the electrical products industry.

PointGrab is a technology company that develops machine learning powered sensing software for optical IoT devices used in commercial real estate and building automation. Its solutions include an optical sensing module that converts visual signals into analytics for occupancy sensing, ambient light sensing, and occupants’ behavior analytics, enabling real estate owners and facility managers to optimize space utilization, improve efficiency, and reduce costs while prioritizing employee privacy and welfare. The company also provides a sensing data system that collects workspace behavior data such as occupancy, object detection, virtual line traffic, and people counting to support sustainability compliance and enhance the employee experience. PointGrab was founded in 2008 and is based in Hod Hasharon, Israel, and is recognized as a leader in occupancy sensing and smart building features for commercial real estate.

Dynalite is a lighting and automation control system developed in Sydney, Australia.