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Off-Highway Engineering Services

Rugged data-logging on earth movers, mining equipment, and heavy machinery — ITM knows what’s shaking. Literally.

When it comes to massive machinery and large-scale equipment, ITM deploys rugged data-logging systems on earth movers and mining equipment around the globe — software development, structural testing, strain gauge installations, and data analysis built to survive the harshest conditions.

How ITM serves Off-Highway

Strain Gauging

Strain Gauging

On-site strain gauge installations on heavy equipment and structures.

Rugged Measurement Systems

Rugged Measurement Systems

RAC rugged DAQ on NI CompactDAQ, engineered for demanding environments.

Remote Monitoring

Remote Monitoring

Real-time vibration and sensor data, shared for remote test monitoring.

LabVIEW Software

LabVIEW Software

Custom LabVIEW software development and integration for your test.

Off-Highway in the field

On-vehicle data logging

Engineers need to capture vehicle bus data alongside vibration and strain sensor readings during operation. ITM deploys rugged measurement solutions built on NI CompactDAQ hardware to support design validation in the field.

Data logging on off-highway agricultural equipment
Mining equipment instrumented by ITM

Real-time data capture & remote monitoring

A global powertrain company uses ITM’s software to gather engine-cooling component data. CAN bus information and sensor data are collected and shared in real time — enabling remote test monitoring from anywhere.

Rugged measurement systems for harsh conditions

ITM developed the Rugged Data Acquisition (RAC) line, engineered for demanding testing environments — with decades of expertise across aerospace, off-highway, automotive, construction, pulp & paper, and utility sectors.

Rugged measurement systems on construction equipment

Testing heavy or off-highway equipment?

From a single rugged install to a multi-site monitoring program, an ITM engineer will help you scope the right approach.

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