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Electrical engineering technology graduates, left to right, Ben Luebke, Tyler Gitter, Travis Thul and Daniel Kaminske formed their own company to produce the lithium-ion powered electric motorcycle that came out of their senior design. Designed for city driving with the capability of achieving highway speeds, it can be programmed to the rider's ability.

More than 2,000 MSOE graduates have started their own companies. Many more have patents on their ideas to create new products or make products better.