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ExcelSense exhibits self-cleaning cameras and optical shields for defence and unmanned systems at DEFSEC West 2026 in Calgary — booth C803.
ExcelSense appoints Jim Brasset as Director of Direct Sales, bringing 20+ years of industrial technology leadership across mining, energy and telecom.
ExcelSense's revolutionary maintenance-free self-cleaning technology for LiDAR is an industry first, eliminating significant downtime and maintenance costs in autonomous equipment and remote monitoring of mines and quarries.
The Consul General of Chile visited ExcelSense's Richmond HQ to discuss self-cleaning cameras and LiDAR for high-altitude Chilean mining.
B.C. Minister of Mining and Critical Minerals Jagrup Brar and MLA Aman Singh visited ExcelSense's Richmond headquarters and production facility.
ExcelSense Tech will be exhibiting at Canadian Institute of Mining Connect 2024 in Vancouver
ExcelSense Technologies will be exhibiting at Minexchange 2024 SME Annual Conference & Expo!
ExcelSense Technologies had the honor of hosting Minister Brenda Bailey, and MLA Aman Singh at their cutting-edge facility in Richmond, BC.
How mining technology evolved from hand tools to autonomous haulage and AI, plus a checklist for adopting new tech without high cost or risk.
ExcelSense Tech will be exhibiting at Canadian Institute of Mining MTL 2023 Convention & Expo!
RCT Global's case study on five ToughEye-1700 cameras enabling remote dozer operation at a Florida phosphate mine.
CIM Magazine features SensorShield-1600 in Tools of the Trade — the retrofit that turns an existing optical sensor into a self-cleaning one.
Seven mining safety technologies — from wearables and gas sensors to self-cleaning cameras — and how they work together toward zero harm.
A ToughEye-1700 was crushed between a ship and a ship loader — and kept working. How the aerospace-alloy build survived.
A mine operator's guide to modern monitoring: air quality sensors, microseismic arrays, load cells, LiDAR, and cameras that stay clear in dust.
ExcelSense Tech. will be exhibiting at Canadian Institute of Mining BC 2022 Convention & Expo!
ExcelSense Technologies exhibited at MINExpo 2021 in Las Vegas and showcased its rugged self-cleaning cameras for mining.
ExcelSense Tech. will be officially unveiling ToughEye-1700 in Canada (Self-Cleaning Cameras With Zero Upkeep Designed for Harsh Conditions) at CIM2021.
ExcelSense CEO Nima Nabavi presents at CIM 2021 on eliminating visibility-related downtime in autonomous and teleoperated mining.
ExcelSense joins a dynamic group of top innovators and entrepreneurs that continue to empower and fuel the Vancouver Innovation Ecosystem.
Forty Under 40 Magazine featured our founder and CEO for his business excellence, leadership, and contribution to mining and heavy duty industry.
How self-cleaning cameras on autonomous haul trucks removed in-situ inspection stops, with a projected saving of $1.2M per truck per year.
A Michigan copper-nickel mine regained visibility into its crusher and switched from reactive clearing to predicting blockages before they happen.
ExcelSense's ToughEye™ family of rugged self-cleaning cameras was featured in an article from the Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) Magazine.
We exhibited at MEMO 2019 where we spoke about ToughEye cameras at Teck Resources' Greenhills Operation.
Glenn Johnson from Teck Resources, will be outlining how ToughEye™ self-cleaning backup cameras on haul trucks improved their operations considerably
How ExcelSense took its ToughEye self-cleaning camera from UBC research project to commercial product for mining and forestry in under three years.
ExcelSense exhibited at the 11th Annual Saskatchewan Mining Supply Chain Forum - SIMSA with distributor, Westburne Canada.
ExcelSense Technologies Is proud to announce our partnership with Ensol Systems who specialize in building rugged, reliable clean power systems.
We are excited to see ToughEye™ self-cleaning cameras used in forestry and mining applications in the US and Australia.
The ExcelSense team has been preparing for an install at one of Canada's leading mining companies.
We're excited to announce that we are showcasing at the CIM 2018 Convention from May 6th to 9th. If you are attending, come visit us at booth #1351!
UBC Applied Science covers ToughEye self-cleaning cameras at forestry leader Canfor, and the cost savings behind the deployment.
GE Reports enlist ToughEye cameras as one of the rugged modern sensors penetrating the industry, and propelling it forward.
Business In Vancouver names ExcelSense one of 50 B.C. innovations to watch in 2017, citing demand from mining and forestry.
Global News has published a story enlisting ExcelSense as one of the few local companies reversing the slide in innovation in Vancouver's tech scene.
Business In Vancouver has released an article highlighting the partnership between 2016 Ignite Award winning ExcelSense Tech and UBC-O's Jonathan Holzman.
MINE Magazine has published an excellent article on ExcelSense's innovative technology, ToughEye Camera Systems.
ExcelSense's revolutionary ToughEye camera systems have once again been featured in Canadian Mining Magazine, this time in the Fall 2017 edition.
ExcelSense Technologies is proud to be featured in Canadian Mining Magazine Spring 2017. Grab a copy and check us out under the Tools of the Trade section in this season's edition
Business in Vancouver's Nelson Bennett has published a great article identifying ExcelSense's "significant export potential" to revolutionize industrial vision.
We are extremely excited and honoured to announce that ExcelSense Technologies, in collaboration with UBC-O, has been named one of the three winners of the prestigious BCIC Ignite Award
Upon exhibiting at the MINExpo 2016 in Las Vegas, we want to sincerely thank all our visitors who helped make the showing such a success!
ExcelSense exhibited at the Global Petroleum Show 2016 in Calgary, showing rugged self-cleaning industrial vision systems at booth 1332.