The Canadian Department of National Defense needed to test new data processing hardware and software for their 128-element towed acoustic array.  SH Scientific Systems Ltd. designed and built a turnkey system to simulate the acoustic array, using a desktop computer for the user interface, and DSP hardware to meet the computationally intensive requirements of the task. 

Inuktun Services Ltd. (www,inuktun.com), a designer and manufacturer of modular, remotely operated systems and components for use in confined spaces, underwater and hazardous environments, needed to complete the hardware and software integration of a complex inspection system in time for a planned rental.  With engineering staff committed to the requirements of a very full production schedule, they called in SH Scientific Systems Ltd. to complete the development of the system. 

The Swagelok Corporation (www.swagelok.com), a manufacturer of quality fluid system components, was interested in looking at innovative technologies for valve actuation.  SH Scientific Systems Ltd. became involved as part of a team of subcontractors developing a prototype valve actuator using Nitinol, a "shape memory" alloy, and is named as an inventor on two U.S. patents resulting from the work.