A Nonprofit Engineering Innovation Company

As a nonprofit research and development company, Draper focuses on the design, development, and deployment of advanced technological solutions for the world’s most challenging and important problems.

Our engineers apply multi-disciplinary approaches that deliver new capabilities to our customers:

• We can formulate a concept and develop each component to achieve a field-ready prototype, or
• We can combine existing technologies in new ways.

We leverage our multidisciplinary core engineering capabilities to design, develop, and deploy advanced projects aimed at solving global challenges. These projects are applied to several market areas within the national defense realm.

We’re proud to be a recognized world leader in Biotechnology Systems, Electronic Systems, Strategic Systems, and Space Systems.

A century of innovation, securing the world around us.

In a fast moving and increasingly complex world, L3Harris is anticipating and rapidly responding to challenges with agile technology – creating a safer and more secure future.

Moving fast requires trust, and moving forward requires disruption.

Forward-looking solutions that solve our customers’ toughest challenges.

Our Mission:

As the trusted disruptor, we innovate relentlessly and deliver capability with the speed, passion and determination that our customers demand in executing their most challenging missions.

Our values of integrity, excellence, and respect are at the heart of everything we do and inspire our team members around the globe.

At GE HealthCare, we see possibilities through innovation. We’re partnering with our customers to fulfill healthcare’s greatest potential through groundbreaking medical technology, intelligent devices, and care solutions. Better tools enabling better patient care. Together, we are not only building a healthier future but living our purpose to create a world where healthcare has no limits.

“I want to create the link between human and artificial limb” – Dr Florian Solzbacher.

Our technology helps people:

Communicate Again. Dennis DeGrey sustained a spinal cord injury in 2007. Blackrock’s technology allowed him to type text and email messages.

Move Again. Aaron Ulland suffered a stroke that paralyzed the left side of his body. Blackrock’s technology enabled him to move his own arm again with a brain-controlled exosuit.

Feel Again. In 2016, Nathan Copeland made headlines when he used his BCI to control a robotic arm and fist bumped President Obama. With the implants in his sensory cortex, he was even able to “feel” Obama’s hand.

Northrop Grumman transforms bold ideas into operational realities with unparalleled expertise and a relentless focus on mission success. We pair a clear vision for the future with the experience to bring it to life. Trusted by those operating at the edge, our capacity to deliver with rigor and reliability – paired with speed, scale, and the ingenuity of our people – result in technology that performs when the stakes are highest.

Making Progress Toward a Better Future

Rocky Mountain Power has a vision for a resilient energy future and they’re making progress on it every day.

They are already the largest regulated utility owner of wind power in the west, and they are continuing to add renewable energy, expand energy efficiency and build a safer, more resilient grid.

As they make these important and necessary updates for the future, they are working to keep costs low.

They are committed to keeping energy bills low. Right now, they are making upgrades systemwide, strengthening the grid for safety and reliability, expanding their renewable capacity and more. And with every investment, they are putting in the work to keep costs down.

By connecting utilities and using diverse renewable resources across many states, they have reduced emissions and saved their customers $1 billion and counting.

They contribute $2 for every $1 donated by customers or employees to energy assistance programs.