BRICAN
Driving Innovation for Over 30 years
Brian McLuckie, President, C.E.O.
Advanced Manufacturing Technology is what BAS Enterprise is all about. Using the Digital Manufacturing Technology we now have available to us, we can provide simple floor layouts, or build 3D models for the 3 Dimensional perspective, or we can go up to the digital environment where we showcase the virtual factory potential and more we can offer in the new DM modeling with simulations. Each level we offer our customers is to suit their specific preference or explore DM with us.
The benefit of Industry 4.0 is realized through reduced risk and the ability to maximize productivity through the use of Predictive Analytics.
We are at the tipping-point where the current explosion of intelligent internet connected sensors has enabled machine builders and systems integrators to deliver a level of process monitoring and control never before possible.
The convergence of Advanced Robotics, Digital Fabrication, Intelligent Sensors, IIoT, Data Capture, Predictive Analytics, Cloud Services, Embedded Systems and a host of other enabling technologies are now allowing for an additional layer of process intelligence and notification to be built right into your automation solutions at the concept/design stage.
Part of Brican’s competitive advantage has always been it’s ability to stay ahead of the technology curve and that’s just what we are doing with Industry 4.0 and Dassault 3DS technologies.
Come in. Take a look around.
Everywhere you look at Brican, you’ll see it: Professionals, working with state-of-the-art tools on state-of-the-art solutions. When it comes to industrial manufacturing, that’s what we do.
Brican has worked hard to develop an enviable reputation; one built on innovative solutions, reliability, safety and value. It’s something of the mantra of Brian McLuckie, a lifelong builder and problem-solver who built this company. For McLuckie, customizing a solution is all about understanding the needs of each individual customer.
“We get to understand the technical requirements of a process, then start to develop process flow,” says McLuckie.
As any successful manufacturer knows, the large-scale production or fabrication of products requires that flow. It is here where McLuckie and his team excel. With on-site mechanical and electrical engineers, an aerospace engineer and many others, Brican offers an integrated solution to whatever complex job comes its way.
A division of the company, Brican Aircraft (RPAS) Systems, is also at the cutting edge of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), with its new VTOL Class II RPAS for Maritime operations. Offering extended range and large payload capacity, this new design is up to whatever the task demands – ranging from high-resolution mapping to the harsh and versatile needs for maritime operations. Past research done with Canadian Industrial Defence Research, The Canadian Navy and the Canadian National Research Center has given us unique insights as to how hard this technology is to develop.
This new aircraft will also have spin off designes for more traditional land base operations and fully configurable for most RPAS forecasted tasks.
