Edison Centers provide a comprehensive array of innovation services to core Ohio and global industries in the areas of:
Ohio’s Edison Centers are a benchmark for technology based economic development programs for many states in the US because of what we have done so successfully in the past. But in Ohio, the Edison Centers are becoming more recognized for our contribution in laying the groundwork for the future. The Edison Centers have become the nucleus for the commercialization of technology, private investment and for industry advancement in the key technology areas in the state; biosciences, information technology, advanced materials and advanced manufacturing.
With more than 5,000 private sector clients, the Centers not only have an intimate knowledge of the cutting edge technology of many industries but also are positioned to be the optimal partners for Ohio’s inventors and creators such as the Wright Centers of Innovation.
Ohio is optimizing its growth in technology-based industries by developing the strongest possible network of collaborations among public and private organizations and the Edison Centers are a critical element of this network.
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The Ohio Department of Development and Ohio Edison Centers are sponsoring the Edison Manufacturing Network, an online communication portal between buyers and sellers of manufactured parts and machining services. See for yourself at www.edisonmanufacturersnetwork.com.

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