
Canada · Mechanical or industrial engineering startup
Mechasys is a Montreal-based construction technology startup founded in March 2018 by three engineering students.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
Mechasys is a Montreal-based construction technology startup founded in March 2018 by three engineering students.
The company specializes in high-precision laser projection solutions that enhance layout positioning on job sites. Mechasys aims to make precision accessible to every industrial worker by providing reliable and high-performance tools. It primarily serves the Wall & Ceiling Industry, focusing on optimizing quality, productivity, and simplicity in construction projects. The company offers innovative services such as real-time layout projection and construction optimization. Its flagship product, the FRAMR, is a laser projector that displays construction plans in real time on-site, allowing workers to skip tracing and achieve millimetric accuracy. Mechasys is also developing an advanced version of the FRAMR to further improve efficiency and accuracy in construction layouts. With a mission to transform the construction industry, Mechasys collaborates with various stakeholders, including construction contractors and partners like California Drywall, to expand its reach into the U.S. market.
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