Kyocera Mita provides a wide array of office equipment products, including copiers, fax machines, printers, and multi-function devices. Its printer line includes monochrome, wide-format, and color devices, ranging from small desktop models to departmental models designed for large corporations. The company also provides document management software, as well as service and support services. It sells directly and through independent dealers and resellers to customers in the enterprise and government sectors. The Kyocera Mita Group manufactures and markets a comprehensive range of monochrome and color network printers and digital copier/MFP's that are capable of copying, printing, scanning and faxing documents, as well as a range of wide-format imaging systems. Our extensive product range can support the needs of small workgroups and home-offices up to large enterprise level environments.

EnXnet, Inc. engages in the development, marketing, and licensing of technologies for multimedia management products, solutions, and services. It offers DVDPlus, a dual sided hybrid optical disc media that combines two content storage formats for distribution on a single disc, a digital versatile disc (DVD) on one side and a compact disc (CD) on the other. DVDPlus allows content publishers to integrate their visual and audio assets into a single distribution. The company also provides ThinDisc, which is used as stored value cards that combine magnetic stripe and bar code data with optical media in CD and DVD format, or any other optical disc readable products; Disc Security Tag that utilizes electronic article surveillance tags embedded or adhered to a DVD or CD during the injection mold phase of the manufacturing process and provides product item identification to its customers and clients; and EnXcase, which is used in DVDPlus two-sided optical disc media market. In addition, it has a license to compile, use, copy, and modify ClearVideo Source Code for video/audio streaming over the Internet of TV type programming and content. The ClearVideo Technology enhances how video with synchronized audio files are transmitted over narrow and broadband lines; and is used for the compression and transmission of video files for the broadcast industry. Further, the company, in partnership with BAHF, LLC, develops Medical D-tect-OR, a retained foreign object detection system, which detects surgical instruments and surgical products, such as gauze, laparoscopy sponges, and operating room towels that are left in the body during a surgical procedure. EnXnet, Inc. markets its products by licensing its technologies to individual manufacturers. The company was formerly known as Southern Wireless, Inc. EnXnet, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Adept Systems Inc. was established in 1994. Adept Systems is owned by its officers, including co-founders Samuel Smith (president) and Stanley Dunn (VP). Adept Systems provides products for networked-control systems, including gateways, routers, and network interface chips. Distributed networked-control systems are meant to automate electronic and electromechanical devices in buildings, factories, homes, and ships. Adept Systems has been working with the US Navy for commercial development of shipboard applications. The startup's products support the LonTalk protocol for network communications originally developed by Echelon.

SEAKR Engineering makes data storage and processing systems, primarily for spacecraft and aircraft. Its products include solid-state recorders, on-board processors, command and data handling systems, single-board computers, power supplies, and other components designed for aerospace, military, and other rugged applications. The company counts NASA and the US Department of Defense among its customers. SEAKR also provides electronics manufacturing services to commercial satellite systems developers.

Kontron Modular Computers (formerly Thales Computers) provides computer hardware and software systems for use in radar, sonar, computer imaging, and electronic warfare applications. The company also offers clients engineering services, systems integration, and program management. It serves the military and aerospace markets; clients include government agencies, OEMs, systems integrators, research organizations, defense contractors, and companies in the communications and transportation industries. Formerly a subsidiary of French defense company Thales, the company was acquired by Kontron in 2008.

Planar Systems, Inc. is a global leader of specialty display technology providing hardware and software solutions for the world’s most demanding environments. Hospitals, space and military programs, utility and transportation hubs, shopping centers, banks, government agencies, businesses, and home theater enthusiasts all depend on Planar to provide superior performance when image experience is of the highest importance. Planar Systems, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, develops, manufactures, and markets electronic display products and systems in the United States and internationally. The company operates through four segments: Industrial, Commercial, Control Room and Signage, and Home Theater. The Industrial segment focuses on providing embedded, ruggedized/customized displays primarily to original equipment manufacturers to include in their systems. This segment offers electroluminescent displays and liquid crystal displays (LCD), which include active-matrix LCDs and passive LCDs for use in various applications and industries, such as instrumentation, medical equipment, retail installations, vehicle dashboards, and military applications.

APPSware Holdings, Inc. was formed as a Technology Incubator company. Since 1990, through its wholly-owned subsidiary APPS Software, APPSware has provided the intellectual capital that has fueled the creation of several exciting technology and wireless application companies.APPSware holds either a majority or minority equity interest in the companies in its portfolio which include: APPS Software, Apriva, NetSearch, Zanova, PhotoFun, The dbXML Group and Smith & Wesson Advanced Technologies.

Canon, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells digital multifunction devices (MFD), plain paper copying machines, laser beam printers, inkjet printers, cameras, and steppers and aligners. It operates in three segments: Business Machines, Cameras, and Optical and Other Products. The Business Machines segment manufactures, markets, and services office imaging products, including monochrome network digital MFDs, color network digital MFDs, office copying machines, and personal-use copying machines, as well as provides computer peripherals comprising laser beam printers, inkjet printers, and scanners. It also offers business information products, which consist of personal computers, servers, document scanners, calculators, and micrographic equipment. The Cameras segment manufactures and markets digital cameras and film cameras, digital video camcorders, lenses, and various camera accessories. The Optical and Other Products segment offers semiconductor production equipment, such as steppers and mask aligners; mirror projection mask aligners for LCD panels; broadcasting equipment, including television broadcasting lenses; medical equipment, such as x-ray image sensors, retinal cameras, autorefractmeters, and image-processing equipment for computerized diagnostic systems; large format printers; and electronic components, which comprise magnetic heads for audio and video tape recorders and micro-motors for printers, and other components for equipment manufacturers. Canon, Inc. sells its products under the Canon brand name primarily in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

Fargo Electronics offers more than a carte blanche. Fargo Electronics, Inc. makes desktop systems that print personalized plastic cards. Customers use Fargo's "instant-issue" card printers to make personalized bus and train passes, driver's licenses, hotel room access cards, library cards, membership cards, parking passes, retail loyalty and discount cards, and security and student identification cards. Users can print holograms, photographs, and bar codes on the cards and encode data on them with magnetic stripes or smart-card semiconductors. A single HID Global smart card can be configured to support an individual business’ needs, whether basic or more sophisticated, for either centralized card issuance or networked for distributed issuance across different locations. Corporations can further extend the use of these secure smart cards to cost-effectively and conveniently solve additional business problems that occur in the future as the cards “do more then just open the door.”

Control Systems makes software and hardware used to track expenses related to the use of copiers, fax machines, phones, and postage machines. Its products, sold under the Copitrak brand, include software designed to validate network users and accounts, manage electronic transactions, and provide cost reports for office document faxing, printing, and scanning activities. Control Systems' hardware products include specialized computer terminals used to enable these functions.

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