Some of the items, such as the classroom lights (Munkegårdslampen) and his plexiglass panel of loud speakers, were later manufactured on an industrial basis.

Originally made in Japan, these art keshi were later manufactured in China to reduce production cost.

This product was later manufactured by Northumbrian Fine Foods and sold in most major supermarkets.

Many of these works were later manufactured as editioned multiples after his death.

The devices were later manufactured by the Pittsburg Co. under a license.

It was later manufactured by the General Electric Company.

IBM also later manufactured 386 chips under license.

Torpedoes manufactured later in the war had acoustical seeking capability.

Periscope rifles were later manufactured in crude production lines on the beach at Anzac Cove.

Air-cribs were later unsuccessfully commercially manufactured by several companies.