PP is spot on. Here is a link to their website.
http://www.thorsewingmachines.com/
They manufacture for upholstery and leather. Looks to be specialized for Marine, automotive, aviation. So items like sails, seats in cars, boats airplanes, and heavy duty leather sewing like saddles and tack.
Innova longarms started out in that business (called CNC machines). They broke into the home quilting market around 2007. ABM still has the commercial side of things with the machines that stitch out the padded upholstery for the boat seats, mattresses, and just about any application that requires large quilted material made out of unusual materials, like vinyl, leather, etc. It is fascinating to see those machines. All computer guided and on racks that take can take up a 20' x 20' space.