14 Mai 2017
NAIT Shell Manufacturing Centre - You. Tube. NAIT's Shell Manufacturing Centre helps Alberta's manufacturing industries, especially small and medium enterprises, become globally competitive. The Manufacturing Solutions area serves as a sandbox for industry to conduct applied research in a collaborative environment to determine technology suitability for their operations. In our state- of- the- art facilities and laboratories, industry can test and conduct applied research into: rapid prototyping prototype development plan design robotics and automation fabrication ERP software solutions control systems The Centre does this by using both time- tested and innovative technology, manufacturing expertise, and practical education. The NSMC provides industry with exposure to leading edge manufacturing processes and ideas, and the services and support to enable these clients to apply them to their own products and environments. Go to http: //www.
Mark Archibald - Principal Faculty Researcher Mark Archibald coordinates the technical development of the police surveillance robot. A NAIT grad, he began teaching electronics at the institute in 1985. He has taught NAIT's. Michelle Ivanochko, PMP. Project Manager, Learning and Teaching Commons (LTC) at NAIT. Location Edmonton, Canada Area Industry Higher Education.
Bio. Largo’s AOS Filter Starts Prototype Development Phase With Team at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. Bio. Largo, Inc. The project will be executed in collaboration with technical personnel at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)’s Center for Sensors and Systems Integration and with NAIT’s Applied Bio/Nanotechnology Industrial Research Chair. Bio. Largo’s AOS Filter combines iodine, water filter materials and electrolysis within a water filter device to disinfect and eliminate contaminants in water. The technology is proven to eliminate infectious biological pathogens such as Salmonella, Listeria and E. With financial support provided by the Alberta Innovates nano. PDP program, this project will focus on the development of a first generation prototype system that incorporates a sensor platform to monitor various water parameters through online real- time data acquisition. This platform will be integrated with Bio.
Largo’s pre- commercial AOS reactor, and will enable further scale up and testing in industrial settings. Once this prototype development phase is complete, the company will focus on producing multiple commercial ready pilot units for testing with various interested industrial clients and on securing regulatory approvals where required.
Dr. Richard Smith, President of Bio. Largo Water, commented, “NAIT’s expertise in sensor technology and process scale up is a critical component to a commercial ready AOS filter. We hope to have this prototype unit to showcase at our second annual technical symposium scheduled summer 2. Dennis P. Calvert, President and CEO of Bio. Largo, Inc. Our AOS Technology is transformative and expanding in scope and importance.
These next steps in our journey to commercialization will enable us and any of our future partners to begin manufacturing and large scale up efforts as well as to customize the AOS Filter to suit the special needs of larger customers.”NAIT’s Centre for Sensors and Systems Integration (CSSI) is a research center funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). Created to partner with small and medium enterprises seeking coordinated innovation development services, the center is staffed with highly qualified specialists and technologists experienced in providing prototype development solutions, helping industry partners develop prototype devices that address sensor- based challenges. Working with both established sensor devices and new or innovative devices, the CSSI team uses engineering technology to produce and evaluate prototypes for field trial. The Applied Bio/Nanotechnology Industrial Research (ABNIR) Chair at NAIT supports regional industries with the implementation of emerging nanotechnologies through prototype development and scale up in the areas of materials science and process engineering. ABNIR operate as an industry- driven, highly multidisciplinary applied research facility fully integrated with the Campus Alberta system.
About Bio. Largo, Inc. Bio. Largo, Inc. More information can be found about the company and its subsidiaries at www.
Bio. Largo. com. Its subsidiary Bio. Largo Water, Inc. It is the winner of the Technology Star award by New Technology Magazine for its breakthrough innovation for the oil industry and is named the Technology Innovation Leader in the water treatment market by Frost & Sullivan. Bio. Largo also owns a 5. Isan System, which was honored with a “Top 5.
Water Company for the 2. Century” award by the Artemis Project now being commercialized under a license to Clarion Water, Inc. Bio. Largo’s subsidiary Odor- No- More Inc., features award- winning products serving the pet, equine, military supply and consumer markets, including the Nature’s Best Solution. Bio. Largo’s subsidiary Clyra Medical Technologies, Inc.
What is the Technology Leadership Program? The Technology Leadership Program. It is designed to attract high potential individuals to Citi and provide them with unparalleled professional development. Program Overview TLP At. In addition to chairing the advisory board for NIRIX, Henry also chairs on the advisory board for the Prototype Development Centres initiative, involving TRLabs, NAIT, SAIT and Red Deer College. An active member in the.
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