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Noritake began dishing out china for export not long after the time of Commodore Perry's efforts to establish trade with Japan in the 1850s. Today the company's Tabletop Group trades in dinnerware made of china, porcelain, stoneware, and earthenware; it also makes crystal stemware, glassware, and cutlery. Modern-day Noritake's largest unit is its Industrial Products Group, which makes grinding wheels and coated abrasives. Noritake company's Ceramics & Materials, Electronics, and Environmental Engineering segments make such products as catalyst carriers, dental porcelain and metals, vacuum fluorescent displays, ceramic sewer pipes, and kilns. Noritake has factories around the globe. Over 80% of sales are from Japan.

Novariant, Inc. emerged from Stanford University GPS Laboratory in 1994 to pursue contract research and development for precision vehicle control systems. In the early 1990s, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) asked Stanford to investigate the feasibility of automatically landing airliners in low visibility conditions using precision GPS.The research team built a fully automatic landing system that was used to land a United Airlines 737, completely hands-free. These flight tests in 1994 helped the FAA prove to the international community that GPS could be incorporated in a cost-effective, extremely accurate (centimeter-level) high-integrity navigation system for reliable control in the most demanding, zero-visibility conditions.

NSS Enterprises produces an array of heavy-duty equipment for cleaning the floors of commercial, industrial, and institutional operations worldwide. NSS company's lineup runs from carpet vacuums to automatic scrubbers, sweepers, burnishers, pressure washers, tools and accessories, and buffing floor machines. Its catalog exceeds 40 different models and versions. The company offers sales and repair training on its products to maintenance equipment professionals through its NSS Institute. Backed by 600-plus distributors, NSS products find their way to more than 60 countries. Customers include Hilton, American Airlines, and K-Mart. NSS is owned and led by its founder's grandson, Mark Bevington.

NTN Bearing Corporation of America company, a subsidiary of Japan's NTN Corporation, manufactures ball bearings used in products ranging from personal electronics to automobiles. Classifications of the company's products include angular contact ball bearings, disc bearings, clutch products, radial ball bearings, and mounted or adapted bearings. NTN America is one of NTN Corporation's five main regions and generates about 20% of its parent's total sales. Established in 1963, NTN America counts BAE Systems Land & Armaments, Hitachi Automotive Products (USA), Honda Motor's Formula One racing team, and John Deere among its customers. NTN Bearing Corporation of America company has offices and plants across the US.

NTN Corporation company manufactures metal and plastic bearings (from one millimeter to five meters in diameter) for use in almost any machine or mechanical system, including automobiles, jet engines, stereos, computers, and household appliances. NTN also makes precision processing and automated production equipment used in the high-tech industry, including CD inspection and LCD repair systems. NTN's automated production equipment includes bearings, spindles, and positioning tables. NTN also supplies the automobile industry with constant velocity joints (CVJ) that are used in four-wheel drive and independent suspension vehicles. Asia represents the company's largest market.

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