Analytic Systems
101-8128 River Way V4G1K5 Delta, BC, Canada

Ekyrail is a manufacturer of high end rail electronics, including inverters, HVAC systems, bells and cabin systems based in Châteauguay, QC. They are looking for a partner to build extremely tough chargers for rail applications. Analytic Systems is excited to be partnering with them to build these chargers. Rob personally delivered a BCA1505W-72 rail charger last week for testing.

Today, May 31st, is National Autonomous Vehicle Day. An autonomous vehicle, including self-driving cars (both manned and unmanned) and unmanned aerial vehicles, may seem like something out of science fiction movie, but these cutting edge technologies have placed a variety of industries at a precipice of change. Cars that take us from point A to point B without having to touch the wheel are already a reality in some states. Autonomous Friendly Corridors, like one proposed in ...North Dakota, could boost commerce and become centers of more innovation. Pilot programs have launched and are being tested in differing formats. Read more: https://bit.ly/2kwCc7F #AutonomousVehicleDay

Another successful year at CANSEC. If you stopped by our booth and require more information, please contact our sales team. #CANSEC2019

Two days until CANSEC! Come by booth 1637 and check out our latest Power Conversion products, designed and built in North America. Did you know we are fully capable for custom manufacturing? #designedandbuiltinnorthamerica #analyticsystems #cansec2019 #madeinCanada #powerconversion

On May 24 we honor the men and women who have worked behind the scenes making and keeping aviation possible. It is Aviation Maintenance Technician Day. We all know the story of Orville and Wilbur Wright, Kitty Hawk and the experiment of human flight. How many of us know the name, Charles Edward Taylor? He came to work for the Wrights in 1902 when the research turned to powered flight. The automobile companies couldn’t supply an engine both light enough and powerful enough f...or flight. Enter Taylor. A machinist by trade, with a metal lathe, drill press, and other hand tools, he built the 12-horse power engine which propelled the Wright’s aeroplane 20 feet above the wind-swept North Carolina beach. Taylor’s adventures continued in 1911 when William Randolph Hearst offered up a cash award to the first pilot to fly across the United States in 30 days or less. Cal Rodgers, a young pilot, accepted the challenge and hired Charles Taylor as his mechanic. #AviationMaintenanceTechnicianDay #celebratenationaldays #didyouknow Read more... https://pos.li/2c3cmx See more

Arab gulf firms set their sights on the region’s growing appetite for solar power https://pos.li/2c3ccj #solarpower

Countdown is on... #cansec2019 starts in a week! Will you be there? Come by booth 1637 and say hello to Rob and Bruce.