Technologies Harness Scanner Inc. (THS) develops aircraft electrical test equipment in Saint-Hubert, Quebec. Its principal platform, UNiversal-Automated-Test-Equipment (UN-ATE), combines portable, wireless test hardware with software for testing aircraft electrical systems in place. The company lists its Canadian address at 6000 Route de l’Aéroport. Company overview, Canadian location.
UN-ATE and aircraft maintenance
THS describes UN-ATE as a modular automated test platform for flight-line and maintenance, repair and overhaul work. Its handheld equipment supports aircraft-specific electrical test procedures, giving maintenance teams a way to check installed wiring and associated systems without treating each test as a separate standalone tool requirement. UN-ATE platform.
The company’s history begins in November 2003 with work on wireless cable testing. THS says subsequent research and flight-line use informed the development of UN-ATE. Its published offering also includes remote technical support and service plans, connecting the test equipment with ongoing maintenance support. THS history and services.
THS, Solavitek and AMUET
THS identifies Solavitek as its sister company and the technology provider for Advanced-Mobile-Universal-Electrical-Tooling (AMUET). It describes AMUET as a cybersecure version of UN-ATE. THS distributes the commercial UN-ATE platform. This relationship connects the two businesses, while keeping their respective product roles clear. THS and Solavitek relationship.
For an aircraft maintenance organization, the relevant configuration depends on the aircraft, electrical system and test procedure. Those details determine the tooling and support required for the intended maintenance task.