Moog Inc

Moog Components Group is a designer, manufacturer and integrator of precision control components and systems. The company serves military bases and commercial aircraft. It also manufactures products for satellites, space vehicles, missiles and automated industrial machineries. The company designs and manufactures optical components, fiber optics and electronic systems. Moog Components Group serves marine and medical equipment manufacturers. The company serves clients throughout the world. It serves clients in the commercial, industrial, aerospace, marine and defense markets. The company offers high-performance motors, slip rings, actuators and fiber optic rotary joints. Moog Components Group provides a selection of fiber optic modems and switches.

NanoSonic is a developer of molecular self-assembly processes that enable the controlled synthesis of material structure at the nanometer level and the manufacture of new materials with designed engineering-constitutive behaviors. The advantage of most of these materials is that they can be synthesized at room temperature and pressure on a wide variety of substrate materials using a process that is environmentally benign. Based in Blacksburg, Va., NanoSonic was founded in 1998 in cooperation with Virginia Tech and the state of Virginia. The company has exclusively licensed nine patents related to electrostatic self-assembly processing. It is establishing its own intellectual property portfolio to enable process, material and device commercialization. Electrostatic self-assembly allows ultrauniform formation of multimple, nanometer-thick layers of material into functional ultrathin films. NanoSonic has a library of these self-assembled materials and has demonstrated synthesis of more than 2,000 individual material layers.

Goodrich Corporation, a Fortune 500 company, is a supplier of components, systems and services to the commercial and general aviation markets. The company is also a supplier of systems and products to the global defense and space markets. Its products and services are principally sold to customers in North America, Europe and Asia. The company operates through three business segments that include engine, airframe and electronic systems. Its engine systems segment produces products associated with aircraft engines, including cowlings and their components, fuel delivery systems, and structural and rotating components. Goodrich Corporation s airframe systems segment offers systems and components pertaining to aircraft taxi, takeoff, flight control, landing, stopping and airframe maintenance solutions. The company is located in Union, W.Va.