Unison Industries announces the launch of an all new solid-state
Shockwave Energy Management System that will be used in the healthcare
industry.
The system utilizes a patent-pending technology derived from Unison’s
proven aero turbine ignition architecture that will significantly
increase the efficiency over current healthcare treatments. Along with
the shipment of the first shockwave product for testing, Unison has also
entered into an exclusive agreement with an undisclosed customer which
is valued at more than $35 million.
"This is a great example of how Unison can utilize its rapid prototyping
process to deliver to an expanding customer base,” Hari Joshi said,
general manager of industrial products for Unison. "The industrial
markets will be a significant area of growth for Unison in the coming
years and we are excited about this major step to serve a new growth
market.”
The Shockwave Energy Management System, employing Unison’s ignition
exciter technology, will undergo required FDA testing and is expecting
clearance. Unison developed the concept to prototype in only eight
months.
In an industry that is technology-driven, Unison was selected to develop
the Shockwave Energy Management System because of their longstanding
reputation as a leader in developing innovative product solutions that
solve customer and industry problems. This is Unison’s first product
created for use in the healthcare industry.
According to Giovanni Spitale, president of Unison, “This
technology-driven solution marks an innovative development in our
strategy by utilizing leading technology in adjacent industrial markets.”
About Unison Industries:
Unison Industries, LLC, is a leader in the design, manufacture and
integration of electrical and mechanical components and systems for
aircraft engines and airframes. Unison serves both original equipment
manufacturers and aftermarket customers in commercial, military, general
aviation, aeroderivative and industrial markets. Unison's headquarters
are in Jacksonville, FL and it employs more than 2,000 people in fifteen
manufacturing facilities and logistics centers worldwide. For more
information, visit www.unisonindustries.com.
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