Company Profile
Norjen Technologies helps industries involved in manufacturing to Improve Shop Floor Production, make processes more transparent and reduce input costs. Formed in 1978 the company has evolved through many stages of Electronic Design and software to the complete interfacing of specialized robotics in manufacturing. Today, this includes Welding, Material Handling, Quality Control, Machine Vision and water cutting applications. We continue to explore new advanced techniques and equipment in order to help develop tools to shorten production time and increase efficiencies in manufacturing. The global marketplace has presented companies with many challenges in order to remain competitive. Norjen provides innovative services to help their clients accomplish these goals. From simple Machine Control to Custom Designs, from Realtime Production Reporting to complex manufacturing systems and Control of Non Linear Processes, Norjen can provide custom Engineering designs and installations. In addition, Norjen can help steer companies towards professionals who will help your company make an application for the Federal Governments SR & ED program (Industrial tax credits) and provincial IRAP grants when available.
Norjen's focus is on learning, understanding and teaching. We work closely with client companies to determine their needs and understand their manufacturing processes. Our goal is to make sure that your company remains competitive and "in control" of your process in today's market place, while keeping capital cost low.
Norjen's owner and founder of the company, John E. Kaye has a connection to the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Manitoba. In his capacity as Engineer-in-Residence for the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering John helps 4th year students in their undergraduate Design Project, a part of his work that he sincerely enjoys. For further information on this program please click on the "EiR Program" or "University of Manitoba" link at the bottom of this page. Your company might be interested in participating in the program.