Albany Engineered Composites, Hexcel and Nammo Composite Solutions are bringing aerospace materials and manufacturing expertise to Olympic bobsled development as Utah prepares for the 2034 Winter Games.

With more than $36M in Dept of Energy support, OxEon Energy (North Salt Lake, UT) is working to scale its solid oxide electrolysis technology. The company’s new automated manufacturing facility represents a milestone in its transition from research and demonstration toward commercial production.

With $125 million raised, its autonomy platform advancing and a new distribution model taking shape, PassiveLogic (Sandy, UT) is preparing to expand its footprint in the building automation market.

Co-Diagnostics (Salt Lake City, UT) is bringing PCR mosquito testing for infectious disease directly into mosquito abatement districts, aiming to help public-health teams identify infected mosquito populations earlier and make better-informed decisions about mosquito abatement.

Citizen Portal uses AI to make government meetings searchable and support local news. At UVU, Paul Allen and Thomas Dyches outlined tools for residents, publishers and businesses following public decisions.

Fortis Black (Draper, UT) launches to combine exterior contractors, shared project management, and AI-assisted reviews to address costly gaps between construction trades.

NuCube Energy plans non-nuclear testing with Utah’s San Rafael Energy Lab and BYU to evaluate heat-transfer components, validate reactor models, and support future research into industrial heat applications and electricity generation.

DRYOUT (South Jordan, UT) announced that UAG’s Phone Recovery Pouch featuring its moisture-removal technology earned a place on TIME’s Best Inventions of 2026, building on the Utah company’s growing brand partnerships.