Applied Precision Inc. is an advanced manufacturing technology company established in 1999 and based in the Greater Toronto Area, central to one of the largest manufacturing regions in North America. Our commitment is to provide our customers with solutions for accelerating product development and faster, more effective quality inspection, based upon world class 3D digitizing technologies. All of these technologies are portable and all are based upon highly advanced optical 3D measurement. Whether you are considering implementing 3D digitizing equipment and software or have occasional needs for product development and quality inspection assistance, we are there to help you.With a highly skilled team of 3D measurement specialists and a decade of experience, we serve many companies, small and large, across the United States, Canada and Mexico in many interesting and diverse sectors.

LG Display Co., Ltd. manufactures and supplies thin film transistor liquid crystal displays (TFT-LCD) to original equipment manufacturers and multinational corporations. The company offers TFT-LCD panels in a range of sizes and specifications primarily for use in televisions, notebook computers, and desktop monitors, as well as for handheld application products, such as mobile phones; and medium- and large-size panels for industrial and other applications, including entertainment systems, portable navigation devices, e-paper, digital photo displays, and medical diagnostic equipment. It has a strategic alliance with Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. to develop organic light-emitting diode displays. The company was formerly known as LG.Philips LCD Co., Ltd. and changed its name to LG Display Co.

SMA Solar Technology helps its customers harvest the power of the sun. Founded in 1981, SMA Solar Technology AG focuses on making a wide range of photovoltaic inverters, components of solar power systems that help convert sunlight into electricity. SMA Solar Technology, which sells its products to private, commercial, and institutional owners of solar power plants, serves customers such as Airbus, Bayer, Siemens, and Volkswagen. SMA Solar Technology AG company also makes electronics and components, such as battery chargers for railway coaches, through SMA Railway Technology. The firm operates through subsidiaries in eight countries.

Gewiss company manufactures home automation (domotics) electrical parts and low-voltage equipment for residential and commercial electrical, appliance, and industrial markets worldwide. Its eight facilities produce fuse boxes to outlets, and switches. Lighting, such as indoor and outdoor floodlights, and road lighting is offered. Moreover, Gewiss touts lamps created by Italian design firm Pininfarina. Gewiss also makes industrial socket outlets resistant to harsh UV rays, salt water, chemicals, and grease. Customers are commercial resellers, builders, and automation service providers.

Shimadzu presently offers a multitude of products, encompassing analytical and measuring instruments, medical systems and equipment, aircraft equipment, and industrial equipment, across a wide range of fields, as well as meticulous, responsive service. In addition to these core businesses, Shimadzu continue to explore new ventures that will positively impact society in the future. Acknowledging the realities of an aging society and heightened interest in the well-being of individuals, and in response to the goals of ultra-early diagnosis and treatment in the field of next-generation medicine, they are focusing on the development of “molecular imaging technology” to enable detection of subtle symptoms before the onset of full-blown diseases. For example, in the environmental field, the company is developing cleanup technologies which will not require the removal of existing buildings to rehabilitate polluted underground soil. In the field of industrial measurements, they are developing combustion measurement technology for automobile engines, an innovation that will further reduce fuel consumption. Looking forward, the company will continue to cultivate new business opportunities in such fields as the global environment, energy, automotives, and IT, by promoting leading-edge seed technology development.In addition to R&D objectives, Shimadzu is keenly aware that the 21st century is an age of explosive globalization in which barriers are tumbling, and the world is steadily becoming a single vast marketplace. Therefore, in addition to networks in the United States, Europe, Asia, and China, Shimadzu is now expanding into Brazil, India, Russia, and other regions. Shimadzu are setting up production, sales, and service bases throughout the world, striving to become a truly global business by perfecting an organizational structure which ensures that the various needs of customers in all regions are swiftly addressed.

Galil Motion Control company manufactures an array of motion controllers. Whether the job is point-to-point positioning, linear and circular interpolation, or electronic gearing, the company touts the right tool. Its lineup includes single- and multi-axis motion controllers, bus-based or stand-alone, and card- and box-level controllers. A global sales network pushes Galin motion controllers to a diversity of markets, from TomoTherapy's radiation device, to WET Design's fountains, Thermoforming Systems' yogurt cup molder, and the University of California Observatories' spectrograph.

Hosiden manufactures a variety of electronic and electromechanical components, such as acoustic devices, actuators, circuit breakers, connectors, DC motors, passive-matrix LCD modules, power plugs and jacks, and switches. The company serves manufacturers in the automotive, cable, computer, consumer electronics, medical, and telecommunications industries. Its products are used to build car navigation systems, cell phones, digital still cameras, laptop computers, and set-top cable boxes. And its corporate Web site has the cutest ladybugs crawling across the pages.

EIT provides contract electronics design and manufacturing services, primarily to OEMs in the instrumentation, process control, and communications industries. The company's services include circuit design, prototyping, procurement, production and quick-turn assembly, along with in-circuit testing. EIT was founded in 1977 by chairman and CTO Joe May; it was first known as Electronic Instrumentation and Technology, hence the EIT name.

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.

Dominion Electric Supply distributes electrical products and supplies through nine divisions: commercial lighting, data, electric heat and sensor cable, facility and energy management, government sales, materials, residential lighting, switchgear, and counter sales. Its customers include commercial, government, and retail clients in and around Washington, DC. Dominion Electric has eight locations in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia.

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