ABB Holdings Ltd. company, the UK division of Swiss firm ABB, makes electrical distribution components and builds power plants and substations through its power products and power systems divisions, respectively. Its automation products group makes drives, motors, and generators, shipping more than 1 million components daily. Optimizing operations for oil, gas, power, chemical, and pharmaceutical plants falls under the banner of process automation. The robotics division has the world's largest installation of industrial robots. It provides robot software, peripheral equipment, and components.

Akustica lets your cell phone tell you it feels used. The fabless semiconductor company develops audio system-on-a-chip products used in sound capture and reproduction for automotive, cell phone, computer, imaging, and medical applications. Its Sensory Silicon chips -- based on MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology licensed from Carnegie Mellon University -- allow electronic devices to hear, speak, and sense through acoustic membranes and other sensor structures. The company touts its digital microphones as immune to radio-frequency and electromagnetic interference, an important consideration as wireless communications products proliferate. Bosch's North American unit acquired Akustica in 2009.

JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (“JinkoSolar”) is a fast-growing solar product manufacturer manufacturing high quality ingot, wafer, solar cell and solar module products all along the photovoltaic industry chain, with a global network spanning across North America, Europe and Asia. JinkoSolar continuously introduces advanced production facilities, including NPC technology from Japan for fully-automated module manufacturing. Since established, JinkoSolar products have been recognized by quite a number of international quality systems such as IEC, TÜV, UL and so on. As one of the largest manufacturing bases for solar products, JinkoSolar also established its global R&D center with leading universities for continuous technology innovation to high-power best-matched solar solutions for customers.

Norwin is a wind turbine technology company with a high profile within new technology, research and development; with a strong home base in Denmark able to supply high quality products to specific markets; and with a few selected strong partners located in the global wind centers like China and India. North American market was accelerated for building up network activities within sale, distribution, promotion and O&M partners focusing on distributed energy and small wind farms. In 2007 the first two wind turbines have been sold to be installed in 2008. Norwin started a new line called “special projects” where the advanced knowledge and experience possessed by the company engineers was put into building integrated wind turbines i.e. the Bahrain World Trade Center. Norwin has the ambition to be a technology leader within land based turbines and special applications like building integrated wind technology.

ZBD Displays designs and supplies. Dubbed an epop (electronic point of purchase), the zero-powered, bistable liquid-crystal display (LCD) attaches to a shelf to give product information. The epop interacts with a two-way "Bounce" communications device, which is controlled by the retailer's IT system, to wirelessly update. Customers comprise more than 20 retailers, such as PCC Natural Markets, across Europe and the US. ZBD's technology is also used by wireless communications carriers, like AS EMT, in wireless phones and PDAs, as well as by architectural signage companies. ZBD is owed by venture capital groups, including DFJ Esprit and Dow Chemical.

O.I. Corporation, doing business as OI Analytical, designs, manufactures, markets, and services products, components, and systems for chemical analysis and monitoring in air and water. It offers laboratory products, including gas chromatography (GC) instruments and systems to separate organic compounds based on their physical and chemical properties; sample concentrators for sample introduction into GCs; GC detector devices; and total organic carbon analyzer systems and related accessories to measure organic and inorganic carbon levels in ultrapure, drinking, natural, ground, waste, and process water, as well as soils and solids. The company's laboratory products also include automated chemistry analyzers, such as segmented flow and flow injection analyzers to perform various ion analyses, including the measurement of nitrate, nitrite, phosphate, ammonia, chloride, alkalinity, and sulfate in liquids; sample preparation products and systems to prepare sample matrices for analysis; and refrigerant monitors, which employ infrared based analyzers to monitor and detect low-level refrigerant leaks. The company offers MINICAMS air-monitoring systems to monitor air for toxic chemical compounds, including gaseous chemical-warfare agents to address air-monitoring levels, as well as provides on-site installation and support services. The company serves environmental testing, food and flavors, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, power generation, chemical, and petrochemical industries, as well as military agencies of the U.S. Government, engineering and consulting firms, municipalities, beverage bottlers, and chiller-refrigerant companies. It sells products through a direct sales force, as well as, through a network of independent sales representatives and distributors. The company was formerly known as Oceanography International Corporation and changed its name to O.I. Corporation in July 1980. O.I. Corporation was founded in 1963 and is headquartered in College Station, Texas.

Ovonyx was founded in 1999 by Tyler Lowrey and Ward Parkinson. Ovonyx has developed designs for a new type of technology used in non-volatile memory chips. The technology is known as Ovonic Unified Memory (OUM), or phase-change memory (PCM), and it is meant to supplant flash memory devices in consumer electronics. The company has licensing and development agreements with several chip makers, including BAE Systems, Elpida Memory, Hynix Semiconductor, Nanochip, Samsung Electronics, and STMicroelectronics. Energy Conversion Devices (ECD), which originally developed the memory technology, owns about 40% of Ovonyx. CEO Lowrey, Intel, and other investors own the rest of the company.

Enpirion, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides integrated power management solutions. It offers power systems on a chip for point of load, mobile, and dynamic power management applications. The company provides a line of switch-mode DC-DC converters with integrated inductors. Its products are used in various applications, including servers and desktops, notebooks, laptops and tablet PCs, storage systems, telephone switches, routers, ATM switches, DSLAMs, cable head ends, optical transponders, smart cards, RFID tags, handheld scanners, wireless cash registers, set top boxes, cellular handsets, and personal digital assistants; and consumer products, such as mobile phones, portable game players, and MP3 and personal media players, as well as in data networking. The company sells its products directly, as well as through manufacturer’s representatives and distributors. Enpirion, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Bridgewater, New Jersey. The company has locations in Bridgewater, New Jersey; and San Jose, California.

Servatron offers a slate of contract electronics manufacturing. Design, prototyping, testing, supply chain management, and logistics services are among its competencies. Products include printed circuit boards, systems, radio-frequency (RF) components, medical diagnostics, and wireless military defense devices. These are driven through direct sales and sales representatives to small to mid-sized customers in the US. Servatron was founded in 2000 by four former Itron employees. The business was spurred by Itron's decision discontinue the lineup, and the founders' anticipation of a growing market for electronic manufacturing services.

SynTest Technologies provides software-based testing systems used by chip designers to analyze and debug designs for integrated circuits. A spinoff, Simantix Systems, offers functional verification software based on Lisp, an artificial intelligence language originally developed in the 1960s. Established in 1990, SynTest has offices in China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the US, with distributors in other countries. SynTest Technologies company is mostly owned by its officers.

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