Gastops will deploy its FluidSIGHT technology across a variety of laboratory settings and active marine vessels in Atlantic Canada. The scope of the contract includes full system delivery, specialized software integration, installation support, and comprehensive training for naval personnel. By transitioning away from periodic laboratory oil sampling, the military seeks to gain continuous visibility into lubricant health and mechanical wear, allowing maintenance teams to address potential equipment failures before they escalate.
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Gastops to Pilot FluidSIGHT Technology for Royal Canadian Navy
The Royal Canadian Navy is moving toward real-time equipment monitoring after selecting Gastops’ FluidSIGHT system for a government-backed evaluation. The project, funded through Innovative Solutions Canada, aims to replace traditional, schedule-based maintenance with predictive data analysis to improve vessel availability and operational readiness across the fleet.
Shaun Horning, President and CEO of Gastops, noted that the initiative marks a critical shift for the technology from conceptual innovation to field-tested application. The company intends to showcase its predictive maintenance capabilities at the upcoming DEFSEC Atlantic 2026 event in Halifax, where they will demonstrate how automated condition awareness supports long-term equipment sustainment and decision-making efficiency.
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