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Detect bad parts before they are even made! A revolutionary advancement that will change the manufacturing industry.

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OES Technologies develops, manufactures, and markets advanced technology control and monitoring products to various industries, with a specific focus on motion controls, quality monitoring for the wire harness industry, as well as strain and force monitoring. OES's primary advantage is our ability to develop proprietary and protected industry leading technology that meet the ever increasing performance demands of our customers.

Our electronic systems detect process variations and faults at the source before additional manufacturing value is added. More to the point our non-intrusive and cost effective monitoring and quality assurance products can greatly reduce scrap costs, improve operational efficiency of critical equipment, and help ensure that only good parts or products make it to the customer.

By focusing on the process and controlling the variables, OES provides multinational Tier One manufacturers with the confidence and ability to meet the double challenge of achieving higher quality products while lowering production costs.

Innovation. Application. Dedication.

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London Ontario’s OES Inc. has received another patent (now their eighth) from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Signing on seven (7) new representatives to meet the industrial demands.
Congratulations to Kiet Ngo, Manager Research & Development at OES Inc., for his nomination to the Design Engineer Hall of Fame.
Every so often a technological breakthrough reinvents the way manufacturing is done. The assembly line in the early 1900‟s, robotics in the mid 20th century, and now an advanced technology which will again reinvent this age old industry.