Researchers at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) have partnered with RMD Engineering to design and build a one-of-a-kind robotic lift system for horses. The lift will help rehabilitate horses suffering from acute injuries and other musculoskeletal problems by providing mobility, weight distribution and support.

This project was featured by Science Daily, Medical Design Technology, The Western Producer, Veterinary Practice News, Horses and People Magazine, HorseTalk, Wide Open Pets, Horse Network, Manitoba Co-operator, the Townsend Equine Health Research Fund, and WCVM Today.

RMD Engineering and their Canadian Light Source display piece featured on Global News. Watch the Video on Global News, and view a preview video by the Canadian Light Source.

RMD Engineering rebuilt the hydraulic bovine tilt table, lovingly known as the cow tipper, for the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) at the University of Saskatchewan. This is the only hydraulic bovine tilt table in the world. This project was featured by CTV News, Canadian Cattlemen, WCVM Today, and the University of Saskatchewan.

RMD Engineering worked with the Saskatoon Health Region and the YMCA to develop specialized equipment for the Next Stop project, a specialized medical rehabilitation program. This project was featured on CBC News, Global News, CTV News, and 980 CJME.

RMD Engineering designed and built the Large Animal Positioning System and Camera Positioning System for the Canadian Light Source's biomedical beam-line (BMIT). This project was featured by the University of Saskatchewan, and Green&White Magazine.

Saskatoon engineering firm RMD Engineering built the world’s largest Elliptical Polarizing Undulator (EPU) for the Canadian Light Source (CLS) particle accelerator. The EPU uses powerful rare earth magnets to cause the particle accelerator’s electron beam to generate X-rays of controllable polarization. This project was featured by Design Engineering, CBC News, Global News, 650 CKOM, and the Saskatoon StarPhoenix.