Welcome to IEM's New Web Site,   
Wednesday, Jan 11, 2012

IEM published our new and much improved web site on January 10, 2012  This site highlights the broad span of IEM's capabilities, core competencies, and market areas  Read More...

IEM develops a smart-video based method for detecting, tracking, and identifying potential intrusions into the grade-crossing region,   
Wednesday, Oct 12, 2011

The majority of lethal train accidents occur at grade crossings, where the rail intersects with a public road or street  Many of these accidents are the result of deliberate action on the part of pedestrians or drivers who ignore signals and even evade barriers placed in their way  Read More...

IEM Announces the Completed Installation of the Most Technically Advanced Supersite,   
Friday, Sep 30, 2011

International Electronic Machines Corporation (IEM) is pleased to announce the completed installation of its High Speed Supersite in Voorheesville, NY  IEM’s system will detect, measure, evaluate, and flag rail wheel sets as they move through the site at speeds up to 80 miles per hour  Read More...

GE Employs IEM’s Mini-Electronic Wheel Gauge in Three Countries,   
Monday, Sep 19, 2011

While IEM’s broad-based business interests continue to expand, almost daily, with new developments in such areas as WISE, SIRIS and wireless sensors, one can’t forget the EWG (Electronic Wheel Gauge)! The original EWG, IEM’s premier product that got the company started some 24 years ago, was updated a few years ago and adopted by several key railroad customers  Recently GE Transportation, which manages locomotive maintenance for several key railroads worldwide, has increased their commitment to IEM’s Mini-EWG with an order for many NEW gauges  Read More...

Federal Railroad Administration Awards IEM Contract to Develop Smart Grade Crossing Monitor,   
Friday, Aug 12, 2011

International Electronic Machines Corporation (IEM) announces the award of a two-year contract for continued development of a video-based Smart Grade Crossing Monitor  IEM will advance technology originally developed under a proof of concept contract from FRA that was completed in the fall of 2010  Read More...

IEM Advances Thermal Imaging for Transportation Safety and Security Applications,   
Tuesday, Aug 09, 2011

All objects emit thermal radiation  In recent years the availability of affordable imaging sensors and cameras capable of detecting and measuring this radiation has made it possible to use thermal imaging in a variety of transportation related applications  Read More...

International Electronic Machines of Troy Receives $250,000 From NYSERDA to Advance Work on Infrared Truck Inspection Systems,   
Thursday, Jul 28, 2011

High-Speed Imaging Has Potential to Save Fuel, Reduce Inspections While Increasing Truck Safety

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has awarded $250,000 to International Electronic Machines (IEM) Corp  of Troy for the firm to continue developing equipment that inspects truck wheels and tires using infrared technology  Read More...

“Smart” Technology Provides Cost-Effective Solution to Improve Highway Safety ,   
Monday, Jul 25, 2011

An innovative and cost-effective approach to helping public safety officials prevent trucking accidents is currently under development  The U  Read More...