Through a partnership with T-SEC, The Haverstraw Center at Rockland Community College has had a 3D printing and design center since 2013. The facility offers a number of printers and CAD workstations, as well as staff on hand to assist users with the equipment. Find out more about the Haverstraw Center’s resources and services here. 

T-SEC acts as a research partner to support the academic pursuits of the Clarkson community. Clarkson University has had a relationship with TSEC since 2008, and the president of the university, Anthony G. Collins, served on the board for T-SEC.

Through collaboration with Spectrum Systems LLC and the Mid-Hudson Regional Development Council, T-SEC has brought SMARTT Lab technology to DCC. In January 2017, TSEC created a fit-up metrology test lab for the SUNY school.

In partnership with Mount Saint Mary College, T-SEC has held a number of manufacturing conferences for the university’s community. Many T-SEC employees, including President Carl Meyer, also regularly teach specialized courses and participate as panelists on business and manufacturing seminars at the university.

SUNY Orange hosts a SMARTT Lab located in the historic Newburgh Armory. This academic space is specifically equipped for machining and offers a Metal Fabrication SMARTT Lab.

The SUNY Polytechnic Institute has an entire CGAM facility to provide students with a wide range of technology. Equipment on the campus includes 3D printers and injection molding machines for manufacturing needs, as well as machining tools.

Students and residents in Sullivan County have access to training for programming and data collection through the SUNY Sullivan computer sensor SMARTT Lab.

SUNY Ulster is home to the Modeling Center & Product Characterization Lab, established in 2013. Pfeiffer Lab currently offers eleven individual Control Simulator Module Dual Machines for training purposes.

Sono-Tek is a designer, manufacturer, and installer of ultrasonic coating systems for a host of diverse industries and research universities both in the U.S. and abroad. See some of the work Sono-Tek does, and find out how you can take advantage of their resources here.

Ceres Technologies outsources industrial equipment for semiconductor, transportation, medical, food, energy, and general manufacturing organizations from their location in the Hudson Valley. Their SMARTT Lab has a T-SEC funded tool, and it is available to qualifying businesses on a limited basis.

FALA Technologies designs and builds tools and systems used in the energy, medical, transportation, and biotechnology industries to support cost-effective production in the Hudson Valley. Find out more about the equipment available at Fala Technologies here. 

Council of Industry is a not-for-profit organization that provides training, workforce development, and programs to promote manufacturing jobs in the Hudson Valley.

LSI Lighting Solutions Plus develops advanced image solutions through their innovative lighting technology.

Selux Corporation designs high-quality lighting equipment for lighting professionals and architects around the world.

Spectral Systems specializes in infrared optical components, coatings, system integration, and services.

 Spectral Systems specializes in infrared optical components, coatings, system integration, and services.

The Accelerator assists manufacturing-based businesses in the areas of fashion design and production, bottling, artisan manufacturing, and artisan food crafting through the use of SMARTT Pods. The Accelerator also hosts a number of unique training sessions, available to the public, to provide Hudson Valley residents the skills needed to procure manufacturing jobs in the region. You can find out more information on The Accelerator’s SMARTT Pods here, or about their available training sessions here. 

The Capital Region Economic Development Council is the economic advisory board for Orange County, as well as the eight other counties within the Hudson Valley.

The Central NY Region Economic Development Council is the economic advisory board for Central New York.

The Dutchess County Economic Development Corporation brings together entrepreneurs in Dutchess County to further business development in the area.

The Economic Development Administration provides grants to communities in financial distress to promote new employment opportunities and economic growth.

Empire State Development uses loans, grants, tax credits, real estate development, and marketing to encourage business and job creation across New York State.

The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corporation offers assistance and resources to businesses that are relocating to the Hudson Valley.

The Hudson Valley Regional Council is an organization of Hudson Valley county governments that promote planning, education and advocacy for their communities.  

The Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council is the economic advisory board for the seven counties bordering New York City, as well as the major Northeast markets in New York.

The New York City Regional Economic Development Council is the economic development advisory body for the five boroughs of New York City.

The New York State Department of Labor enforces labor laws across New York existing to protect workers and unemployed individuals throughout the state.

The Orange County Industrial Development Agency promotes economic growth through incentive-based programs that help equip and maintain projects in Orange County.

The Orange County Workforce Development Board supports job development in Orange County through training initiatives, job fairs, and various other local programs.

The Putnam County Economic Development Corporation offers support and access to various resources to businesses looking to relocate to Putnam County.

START-UP New York  is a program that offers new and developing businesses tax-based incentives and access to advanced research laboratories through academic partnerships.

The Workforce Development Institute is a statewide non-profit organization that works to promote and sustain job growth in New York State.