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RMS Instruments, founded in 1980, was the industry forerunner with the introduction of the world's first innovative, intelligent, multichannel, fully programmable, wide body thermal array chart recorder, with such features as overlapping and multiwrap traces.

Many other innovations can be attributed to RMS Instruments' experience in the design, manufacture and production of the highest quality data recording systems and instrumentation.

• Introduction in the early 1980s of the world's first intelligent multichannel ARINC Interface for a chart recorder
• Also during the early '80s, RMS Instruments successfully introduced the GR33 Graphic Recorder to the world's Flight Inspection community. Because of the recorder's capabilities and reliability, it has become the industry standard.
• In the mid 1980s, RMS Instruments introduced to the airborne geophysical exploration industry, a flexible, customer programmable/configurable Data Acquisition System
• Ongoing development of the AADCII Automatic Aeromagnetic Digital Compensator (winner of Best Canadian Product at the 1988 Canadian High Technology Show), resulted in 1990 in the world's first four magnetometer sensor, real-time compensation system. The AADCII has since then been setting the standard in the geophysical exploration industry.
• In 1992, the Automatic Aeromagnetic Digital Compensator successfully compensated, in real-time, a helicopter geophysical exploration installation (Technical Paper Listing CT6 - 'A Helicopter Inboard Magnetic System - A World First')

We at RMS Instruments are dedicated in providing complete customer satisfaction. Our support and service are unsurpassed in the very demanding environments of the geophysical survey industry. This dedication is also extended to all industries in which we serve.

Our continuous research and development is providing our Customers with extremely flexible and reliable products. Our practical modular approach to design has afforded many Customers the opportunity of expanding their systems as their requirements dictate, by simply adding a desired interface module. There is no need to return the equipment to the factory for interfacing, configuration or software revisions.

Our recent relocation to our own larger facility, which is strategically located in the vicinity of Toronto International Airport (PIA), allows us to better provide worldwide Customer support and service.