Kuka Robotics Corporation

Greening provides a leading ISO 17025 certified testing laboratory as well as a specialized test equipment manufacturer. We offer contract testing services in addition to end-to-end engineering, design and build capability of custom electronic, electrical, mechanical and hydraulic test equipment.Since our beginning in 1964, our test facilities have grown to include on and off highway automobile and truck brake assembly testing, friction materials certification, transmission fluid qualification and performance testing, and clutch spin/burst testing for the automotive industry. With our "in house" design and build capability, we have a unique opportunity to constantly improve testing methods and equipment.Integration and utilization of high technology methods and equipment are representative of Greening's goal to provide the most advanced and complete test equipment and testing services available. Through our unique facilities, we are in a position to help vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers provide improved and safer products to compete in today's global market.

DENSO is one of the largest, independent automotive suppliers of advanced technology, systems and components in the world. It has operations in more than 30 countries and regions and is comprised of over 110,000 associates. With annual sales of nearly $40 billion annually, the company employs approximately 17,000 people. DENSO operates more than 35 offices in North America and South America. In operation for over 60 years, its clients include Chrysler, Ford Motor Company, Toyota Motor Sales and Nissan Motor Company.

For nearly 100 years, Robert Bosch Corporation has been known worldwide for developing and manufacturing automotive parts, power tools and major home appliances. The Bosch Group has a strong presence in North America with over 75 locations. The Bosch team consists of more than 23,000 North American associates and continues to grow yearly. Together, Bosch's North American business reached a combined net sales figure of $6.6 billion in 2003.