For more information, please contact us. Email: mitragol(at)mechworkssys.com Address: 527 Paradise Crescent Waterloo, Ontario N2T 2N7 Canada Mechworks office west coast address: 912 Esquimalt Ave. West Vancouver, BC V7T 1J8 Canada Phone: (778) 995-1817

· 10.10.2010 Researchers in Simon Fraser University and University of Western Ontario work with Mechworks IMU sensors in Biomedical applications. · 12.10.2009 Mechworks develops its new line of low cost analog IMUs. 03.12.2007 Mechworks was featured in an article by the Ontario Centres of Excellence. 09.15.2006 To serve our western customers better, Mechworks has just opened its west coast office in Vancouver British Columbia. See the contact page for the new address. 07.21.2006 Mechworks sensors and MechStore^TM data logger are selected by major public transportation, trucking, construction vehicles and military companies for vibration measurement, data collection and testing. Currently MechSense Digital is used by various companies for vibration measurement and testing in buses, subway trains, trucks and heavy machinery. The USB and serial communication ports in MechSense Digital allow for long-term data collection through a laptop or via the new Mechworks MechStore^TM, data logger. Contact us the Mechworks sales team for more information on the MechStore. 05.03.2006 MechTrack is in development phase for tracking industrial tools. 05.01.2006 The DPCS team has received more than $500,000 NSERC and OCE research funding for its Research and Development into vehicle suspension systems. 01.06.2006 Mechworks launches MechTrack to sense vehicle motion for active suspension systems in a military application. 10.05.2005 Mechworks DPCS featured in the Record Technology Spotlight. 07.05.2005 Mechworks has partnered with the University of Waterloo faculty along with Polymer to develop the DPCS. 04.06.2005 Mechworks and Polymer Technologies unveil the Dynamic Performance Control System (DPCS)^TM for transportation and Automotive applications. Visit us at booth #1222 at the next SAE trade show in COBO Hall Detroit, April 11-14, 2005. The DPCS consists of the MechSense® accelerometer and displacement sensors that are strategically mounted on the suspension system of the vehicle and capture and respond to road conditions independently at all four wheels, and also interrelated ensuring safety and comfort on straight roads, uneven surfaces, rough surfaces or sharp bends and turns in the road.  Using its high performance integrated circuitry, its semi-active magnetic technology and its on-board microprocessors the DPCS is bringing the next level of innovation and performance to the market. The DPCS comes in a rugged, durable compact package from Polymer Technologies for quick assembly onto a suspension system as part of the Original Design or as an aftermarket add-on solution. See Brochures in PDF format 04.06.2005 Mechworks and Polymer Technologies introduce their partnership. Waterloo Ontario, April 6 2005, Mechworks Systems Inc. and Polymer Technologies Inc. today announced the creation of a strategic partnership and the concurrent design of Dynamic Performance Control System (DPCS) an active vehicle suspension and stability control solution expected to significantly raise the bar for vehicle safety and ride comfort. See News Release in PDF format 11.02.2004 Mechworks article, "Mechatronics and the Future of Sensor Technology" appeared on the Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering (CSME) Bulletin, Fall 2004 Edition, p.13. 10.29.2004 Mechworks has successfully developed and implemented condition monitoring solutions for Valley Blade Limited 10.28.2004 CMVA Conference & Tradeshow, Ottawa, ON, Canada Oct. 27 - Oct. 29, 2004 Our literature on Condition Monitoring, © 2004: S.H.Ghafari, W.Wang, and M.F.Golnaraghi, “CONDITION MONITORING OF INDUSTRIAL FANS,” Proceedings 22nd Seminar on Machinery Vibration, CMVA 2004, October 27-29, Ottawa, 2004 Also see the Presentation. Come visit us at Booth 10 for complete product line and service offers. More tradeshow details. 09.15.2004 Mechworks and Materials Manufacturing Ontario provide the University of Waterloo Professor Behrad Khamesee with financial assistance on a new Interact Project to develop intelligent low cost sensors for active and semi active automotive suspension systems. 05.15.2004 Mechworks develops low-cost automotive sensors for Automotive Applications.

For more information, please contact us at : 
Email: mitragol (at) mechworkssys.com 
Phone: (778) 995-1817

© 2000 - 2011 Mechworks Systems Inc. All Rights Reserved. MechSense is a registered trademark of Mechworks Systems Inc. in Canada and in the U.S.A. and may be pending or registered in other countries.

Last updated: 08/11/2011