IET was founded on a mission that started decades ago. Combining world-class engineering with a vision to solve real-world industrial challenges.
Dr. Terry E. Reimer, PhD EE, a veteran engineer who worked with NASA on the Saturn V rocket for the Apollo Missions, joined with his graduate student, Jim Tedesco, MS EE.
Together they shared a vision for applying digital signal processing techniques to solve real-world industrial challenges.
With Tedesco's focus on solving practical problems, the two engineers co-founded Sygnology, LLC, an affiliate of IET.
Together they secured an $18-million contract with Shell to develop proprietary technology that extended valve life, detected and diagnosed leaks, and identified early indicators of wear and damage in rotating equipment.
From that experience arose the idea of developing a real-time anomaly detection system based on physics and designed for continuous equipment monitoring with alert notifications.
Our system automates instantaneous and cumulative damage detection and delivers diagnostic insights directly to the monitoring dashboard and by email/SMS.
Unlike many competitors who use statistical models, our proprietary technology is based on physics and requires no long training periods after deployment.
Our technology works with existing data streams, does not require additional hardware installation, and works with slow sampled data.
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