Innovative Measurement Technology Solutions

Box Elder Innovations (BEI) is a science and engineering research company that specializes in physics-based measurement technologies. At BEI, our goal is to develop quality hardware and software-based products supported by field-tested theory and data analysis methods. Through our research and engineering efforts, we make it our goal to offer you an innovative and comprehensive solution to your technical needs. Our business model includes teaming with other small businesses that complement BEI's capabilities. This creates a complete team for design, development, manufacturing, and support where needed for product development.


Expertise and Experience

At Box Elder Innovations we offer four decades of experience and expertise in nondestructive evaluation (NDE) and other sensor-based measurement technologies. BEI designs NDE systems for a variety of material applications including carbon fiber composite materials, metals, ceramics, particulate filled polymeric materials, and other complex material systems of interest. We also build custom pulsed electro-acoustic measurement systems (PEA) for analyzing charge build-up and migration in dielectric films and electrical insulators. We provide motion control systems, data acquisition hardware, signal generation and conditioning, and system control software. Our software includes instrument control, data acquisition controls, motion control, advanced signal processing methods, and data analysis tools, specific to the application.

Pulsed Electroacoustic (PEA) Systems

BEI Pulsed Electroacoustic Analysis (PEA) Systems provides capability to perform controlled studies on charge buildup and migration behavior in dielectric materials.

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Eddy Current and Ultrasonic Systems

BEI designs and builds ultrasonic and eddy current nondestructive evaluation (NDE) systems for a variety of material applications including composites and metals.

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Acoustic Emission Systems

BEI designs and builds acoustic emission systems to support proof and burst testing and acceptance of composite pressure vessels.


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