Kontrol Technologies Corp. a leader in smart buildings and cities through IoT, Cloud and SaaS technology, is pleased to announce the addition of Danby Appliances (Danby) to its BioCloud manufacturing team and a manufacturing strategic partnership between Kontrol, OES Inc. (OES) and Danby. The strategic partnership will mean that OES will handle global supply chain, project engineering and production of the electronic components and Danby will focus on final assembly and scaling production.
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“We continue to add to the infrastructure essential to build BioCloud into a global solution for real-time viral detection,” says Paul Ghezzi, CEO Kontrol. “We’re pleased to welcome Danby, one of Canada’s leading manufacturers, to the team. It’s exciting to have them on-board and part of the plan to mass produce BioCloud in Ontario.”
Danby is a Canadian company with a long history of bringing innovative products to market. Danby’s product manufacturing experience, existing infrastructure in Ontario, and recent success in the mass production of ventilators through the Canadian Ventilator Program will compliment OES’ expertise in product engineering and complex electronic manufacturing.
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“We’re thrilled to partner with Jim Estill and his team at Danby, it’s an exciting made-in-Ontario manufacturing partnership,” says Jeff Stewart, CEO of OES Inc. “Our focus has always been centered on rapid prototype development through product launch and initial manufacturing of the technology. With the anticipated global demand for BioCloud, we knew partnering with another manufacturer experienced in large scale product assembly with existing infrastructure in Ontario to support quick ramp up would be important. ”
“We are delighted to have been selected by Kontrol and OES as a strategic partner and to be participating in the production of this innovative and much needed technology,” says Jim Estill, CEO Danby.
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