PolySense supplies wireless monitoring hardware and cloud-based software for laboratories and other critical environments. Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the company serves facilities in Canada and the United States.
The company's sensors monitor laboratory equipment and facility conditions, including freezers, cold storage, incubators, shakers, and laboratory environments. Monitoring also covers vivariums, water systems, leaks, power use and equipment faults. The systems install without wiring and provide real-time status, health and usage data for critical assets.
PolySense's software platform brings monitoring data together with alerts, records and a dashboard. It also offers tools for asset and maintenance management, equipment reservations, compliance and utilization management. Users can track energy use, asset utilization, maintenance schedules and environmental conditions through the cloud-based software. The platform provides real-time information for personnel responsible for equipment and facilities.
The company's products serve laboratories, research facilities, clean rooms, controlled environments and vivariums, as well as advanced manufacturing and other critical facilities. The combination of wireless sensors and software is intended to give personnel visibility into equipment and facility operations, from environmental conditions to maintenance schedules. This can help teams monitor critical assets and manage the information associated with their use. PolySense says its monitoring technology is backed by several pending Canadian and US patents.