Product announcements, customer stories, and technical deep-dives from the Accelovant team.
Accelovant's fiber-optic temperature sensing engine is featured in live PID and ML controller demonstrations at the Azbil USA booth at SEMICON West 2026.
Two North Vancouver companies are among 24 B.C. businesses receiving more than $30 million in federal funding aimed at helping companies deal with trade disruptions and expand into new markets in the wake of U.S. tariffs. North Vancouver-based Accelovant is receiving $990,000 through the federal government’s Regional Tariff Response Initiative, while Jastram Engineering, another North Vancouver company, is receiving $225,000. The funding was announced Aug. 10 by Housing and Infrastructure Minister and Pacific Economic Development Canada Minister Gregor Robertson.
Funding will scale production of fiber-optic sensors and edge-AI controllers in to meet surging global compute demand
“MPX‑EDGE is a natural extension of our mission: fast precise, reliable measurement that directly improves yield and cost for our customers,” said Ondrej Mecl, Chief Solutions Officer for Accelovant Technologies. “MPX‑EDGE activates the ultra‑high‑bandwidth, low‑latency signal‑processing architecture originally built into the MPX optical platform, unleashing its native AI/ML inference and closed‑loop control capability directly at the semiconductor tool edge.”
MPX-EC2, a fully compliant SEMI ETG 5003.2061
Fiber Optical-Thermocouple™ Busbar Installation
"Kristonium isn’t incremental—it’s foundational," stated Ondrej Mecl, Accelovant Chief Solutions Officer. "Where legacy sensors drift catastrophically at 450°C, our sensors drift less than 0.05°C. This eliminates the need for calibration, reduces downtime and service intervals, and reduces life cycle cost of Accelovant sensors.”
Game-changing collaboration pairs Accelovant's cutting-edge fiber-optic sensing solutions with Suzuden's exceptional market presence and proven track record of Tier 1 excellence [Japanese Below]North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – February 12, 2025, – Accelovant, an innovative developer of fiber-optic sensing
Enables Significant Advancement in Modularity and ReliabilityNorth Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – October 9, 2024, – Accelovant, an innovative developer of fiber-optic sensing solutions for semiconductor, industrial, IoT, manufacturing, Power, and data center markets, announced that the United States Patent and
Vancouver-based Accelovant has deployed its proprietary fibre-optic temperature sensors at the Kansanshi copper and gold mine in Zambia.Accelovant's sensors will be used in "smokestack scrubbers" to reduce plant downtime and enhance processing capacities.The mine which First Quantum operates is described as "one of
Accelovant listed as one of Vancouver’s most influential manufacturing companies.
Kansanshi Mining, a First Quantum-owned company located in Zambia, is leveraging Accelovant’s fibre-optic sensors to solve its arcing and electronics failure and signalling issues at the major copper mine.…Daniel Gleeson oRead full article here.