Ocean Pride Fisheries in Lower Wedgeport, NS has the largest vertically integrated sea cucumber operation in North America. With the help of Enginuity’s Industry 4.0 team, they were able to streamline their dried sea cucumber grading process, allowing them to standardize the quality of their output while optimizing their labor resources and throughput.
Enginuity is helping Nova Scotia Start-Up Prosaris in developing their ultrasonic leak detector, the OL1, from early prototyping up to the final manufacturing stages. Together, we were able to develop a product that can detect and direct users towards the smallest of air and gas leaks, that can help both the bottom-line and the environment.
IMO Foods in Yarmouth, NS has streamlined the packaging process of their popular Kersen Canned Fish, using Enginuity’s Robotics & Automation Team, capturing all that is Industry 4.0.
IMO can now double their production length to meet market demand.
James Wylde from Greenlight Analytical has a background in detection for security applications and has always been passionate about accurate practices to ensure safety compliance. His prototyping idea stemmed from working with the Frito Lay chip company to find out what chips actually smell or taste like (consistently across various manufacturing facilities) and how the chemicals in the baking process affect these things.