Zytronic plc (Zytronic) is a developer and manufacturer of a range of touch sensor products. These products employ an embedded sensing element and are based on projected capacitative technology (PCT). Zytronic is also engaged in the development and manufacture of customized optical filters to enhance electronic display performance, and production of specialized and transparent laminates for niche markets. The Company has four product groups: ZYTOUCH touch sensors and keypads; ZYPOS, and its derivative ZYBRID, touch sensors; ZYSWITCH touch-switch sensors, and ZYFILM and ZYPROFILM plastic-based touch sensors. ZYTOUCH, ZYPOS and ZYBRID touch sensors are designed to work in front of liquid crystal display (LCD) or other electronic devices. Its subsidiaries include Zytronic Displays Limited, Intasolve Limited and Zytronic Glass Products Limited.

Bay City Electric Works company distributes new and used generator systems, electric motors, switches, and welding equipment, specializing in Kohler generators and engines. BCEW also rents and leases generators. The company was established in 1932 by Bob and Leola Norris. Tom Claycomb, Wally Dier, and Wilmer Spitzer purchased the assets of BCEW in 1984 and renamed the company CDS Electric, after the initials of their last names.

Gamesa Corporacion is one of the top manufacturers of wind turbines in the world. It also operates wind farms. Gamesa has installed about 16,000 MW of wind turbines in 20 countries around the globe. The company has divested its solar power product line, but remains a leading vendor in renewable energy technology. It touts a concept it calls "Energyculture" in promoting sustainable energy sources. Gamesa gets more about 60% of its sales in Europe, while sales in the US (around 25%) are growing rapidly.

PMC-Sierra Israel (formerly Passave) develops semiconductors for broadband fiber access networks. PMC-Sierra Israel, Ltd. company designs system-on-a-chip devices for networking equipment that will bring "fiber to the home," providing broadband access to residences for voice, video, and high-speed Internet services. This market is often called the "first mile" in broadband fiber access, since it represents the initial step in building fiber-optic networks across the US and in other developed countries. All of PMC-Israel's customers are in Asia, with most located in Japan. PMC-Sierra acquired Passave in 2006 for about $300 million in stock.

Alpha Technics is an industry leader in the design, development, and production of precision thermal measurement solutions ranging from industrial NTC Thermistor Sensors to automated Test & Measurement Systems and Software. Alpha Technics Instrument Group specializes in delivering precision thermal measurement solutions ranging from hand held digital thermometer instruments, multiple channel Data Acquisition Systems, and custom design temperature probes all catered to meet a complex range of measurement applications requiring a high level of accuracy and precision. Alpha Technics instruments are compatible with the Smart Probe Technology-delivers complete probe interchangeability and eliminates need to re-program probes for new applications while maintaining high level of precision and accuracy.

Cincinnati Belting and Transmission company manufactures and distributes bearings, belting and conveyor components, and power transmission, pneumatic, and electrical automation products. Products are used on bottling equipment, bakery conveyors, printing presses and washing systems. CB&T joins the going green effort by supplying energy rebate information along with upgrades for lighting, HVAC, and motors. Beyond the plant floor, CB&T offers predictive/preventative maintenance from just-in-time manufacturing system setup to inventory management, and data collection. Founded in 1921, President and owner James Stahl Jr. bought CB&T in 1975.

Digital Ally, Inc. develops, manufactures, and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security, and consumer and commercial security applications. The company offers digital video imaging and storage products, as well as in-car digital video rear view mirrors and digital video flashlights. Its products make self-contained video and audio recordings onto flash memory cards that are incorporated in the body of the digital video rear view mirror and the flashlight. It sells its products through direct sales and third-party distributors. Digital Ally, Inc. was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas.

Impinj, Inc. develops radio frequency identification technologies for supply chain, asset and brand management, authentication, serialization, and retail operations. It offers Monza tag silicon, a flagship UHF Gen 2 product for a range of applications from pallets moving through distribution centers to small and liquid-filled items on retail shelves; Speedway Reader that determines a tagged object entered or exited in a read portal, as well as allows enterprise-class management and monitoring; Indy R1000 Reader Chip, which performs transmission, receiving, demodulation, and baseband functions; GrandPrix Solution, an integrated UHF Gen 2 solution, comprising the Speedway reader, Monza, and Monaco tag chip products, and application-specific tag and reader antennas; and GrandPrix Evaluation Kit for various RFID application, from pallet- and case-level down to item-level. The company offers its products through partners, distributors, value-added resellers, original equipment manufacturers, system integrators, middleware vendors, universities, and test labs. Impinj, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington with additional offices in Newport Beach, California; and Seattle, Washington.

Omni Cable company distributes electrical and electronic cables to wholesale customers in the US through 10 warehouses and distribution centers. Omni Cable also offers custom bundling, coloring, striping, lashing, twisting, and imprinting of wires and cables. The employee-owned company was founded in 1977. Omni Cable has locations in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Tampa. It is expanding its facilities within the regions served and has relocated and upgraded its San Francisco branch to serve the Bay Area better.

Instron can tell you if your material is strong. Instron makes instruments, systems, and software for testing the mechanical properties and performance of ceramics, composites, metals, plastics, rubber, and textiles. Instron's static systems measure the amount of continuous force needed to deform a material. Its dynamic systems simulate in-use conditions over time by stretching, compressing, and twisting materials and components such as automotive steering systems. Other products include durometers and hardness testing systems.

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