2024 Nominees
​VOTING TAKES PLACE Oct 2 - 6

​The NE Manufacturing Alliance's Coolest Thing Made In Nebraska competition highlights Nebraska's manufacturing industry. The diversity and quality of the products nominated are a testament to the dedication and work ethic of Nebraska's manufacturing industry. Nebraska's manufacturing industry is truly the backbone of our economy!

Take a closer look and you’ll be amazed by all the cool products Nebraska manufacturers make.

VOTES AFTER OCTOBER 6 WILL NOT BE INCLUDED IN FINAL COUNTS.
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Top Products in the Coolest Thing Made In Nebraska Contest

Coolest Thing
All Terrain Tracked Wheelchair
- Rocket Mobility​

All-terrain tracked wheelchairs  empower independence. Made in Columbus, Rocket Mobility can help disabled hunters, veterans, farmers and anyone else with mobility issues to reclaim their off-road independence.
So go ahead, break down the barriers of limited mobility. Get off the concrete and get back into nature. Go far, fast.​

Coolest Thing
Invisi-Lug Clay Paver 
- Endicott Clay Products

INVISI-LUG clay pavers are durable and have incredibly high compressive strength, giving you everything you’ve wanted in a paver.  They also have recessed lugs, which leave you with proper joint spacing to eliminate chippage, no need for buying plastic spacers, faster installation and more that other materials cannot mimic.

Coolest Thing
Fire Truck 
- Danko Emergency Equipment

Danko manufactures quick attack, fire suppressant skid units, and fire tanker trucks.

Coolest Thing
Ignis Firefighting System
- Drone Amplified

A drone-based aerial ignition system that ignites backburns to contain wildfires to better manage land and reduce the risk of wildfires. The IGNIS system attaches to a drone and is equipped with a thermal and visual camera.  Firefighters can import the latest reconnaissance data from the fire into our ignition flight app to plan ignition missions and update them according to fire behavior.  IGNIS uses small “ping-pong” ball ignition spheres filled with a chemical, drops them and they’re ignited 30-60 seconds later to precisely ignite the fireline used to contain fires.

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    2024 Top 4 Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska Voting