Founded by my great-great-grandfather in 1895, Kirlin Lighting has been an innovator in lighting fixture design and manufacturing for 125 years. From the incandescent electric lights of the 1890s to LEDs and controls today, Kirlin has mastered each evolution in lighting technology to create high-quality state-of-the-art luminaires for healthcare and architectural applications. All products are designed and manufactured in our Detroit, MI headquarters. Kirlin's recent product innovations address infection control in hospitals, durable elegance in steam rooms and saunas, and the health benefits of color-tunable lighting in any space where people live, work, or play.

Three Cornell Tech classmates and I founded Otari in 2019 to bring studio-quality bodyweight workouts home with the world's most advanced smart exercise mat. Combining hardware, software, and input from world class instructors, we used AI and computer vision to provide real-time constructive feedback in the instructors' voice. The company was acquired in December 2020 by Peloton Interactive, Inc.

PredictSpring is a unified mobile commerce platform designed exclusively for brands and retailers. Its innovative technology powers native mobile and in-store commerce apps with instant search, dynamic personalized content, and one-touch checkout. PredictSpring's clienteling and endless aisle solutions digitize the in-store experience by providing store associates the ability to connect with their customers in a fast, authentic, and personal way. Founded by the visionary behind Google Shopping and other early mobile commerce pioneers, PredictSpring provides a seamless omni-channel experience to help consumers shop anywhere, anytime with a single touch of a button.PredictSpring powers mobile commerce for the world’s leading retailers and brands, including Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein, Cole Haan, Vineyard Vines, New York & Company, Skechers, and Charlotte Russe.

Sitehands is a technology field service marketplace that connects businesses in need of technology field work with qualified local technicians. The Sitehands platform helps enterprise customers reduce costs, improve performance, and re-think how they manage IT tasks and programs, leveraging a community that includes thousands of IT field service technicians in over 50 countries. Sitehands' technology ensures that the appropriate resources and parts get to the right job at the right time for the right price. Customers can scale up or down with consumption-based billing, market-driven prices, and consistent resource availability.

Sitehands (formerly ATLAS) was CS Technology's field service marketplace business from 2014-2016. In January 2017, with a $25M capital commitment from FTV Capital, CST spun out the Sitehands line of business into a separate entity.