History of GyroMetric

The GyroMetric Incremental Motion Encoder (IME) began as a research project at Nottingham Trent University.

The research objective was to solve measurement problems in rotating shafts.

The inventors of the original system were engineering academic Dr Paul Orton and mathematician Dr Janet Poliakoff.

Due to the novel and exciting commercial possibilities of the research, a spin-off company GyroMetric Systems was formed in 2009 with initial assistance from the University and subsequent support from the Lachesis Fund.

Remote Monitored Systems (LON:RMS) is focused on the continued development of the Company’s ‘Survey & Inspection’ business. RMS also has a majority interest in GyroMetric Systems Limited, which develops and manufactures digital monitoring and safeguarding systems for rotating shafts.

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