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Contact Information
Shipping Address (NEW)
Effective October 28, 2011:
CAMI Research Inc.
42 Nagog Park, Suite 115
Acton, MA 01720-3301
Payments and Invoices:
PO Box 2346
Acton, MA 01720-6346
Telephone and Fax:
Tel: (978) 266-2655
Fax: (978) 266-2658
Other:
Toll Free (USA and Canada): (800) 776-0414
e-mail: info1@camiresearch.com
web: www.camiresearch.com
International Sales:
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The Company
CAMI Research designs, manufactures, and sells the CableEye® PC-Based Cable Test System, a professional test instrument used to check multiconductor cables found in computers, networks, telecommunications products, and industrial equipment. CableEye takes full advantage of the PC's color graphic display, high-speed computation, and mass storage to provide a complete cable and wire harness management system.
Over 6000 CableEye systems are installed worldwide.
We hope you enjoy learning more about CableEye!
Background
Our CableEye tester was born with the issue of Patent 5,280,251 on January 18, 1994, "Continuity Analysis System with Graphic Wiring Display", to Christopher E. Strangio, the company's founder. CAMI Research pioneered the development of cable testers and harness testers that display automatically the cable's wiring schematic, and has significantly advanced the state of the art in PC-based cable and harness test systems. Today, our CableEye cable testers use the latest Microsoft Windows® software to provide cable/harness test, management, production, and documentation tools for OEM manufacturers, contract assemblers, factory automation engineers, and network installers.
Our Location
Our 7000 sq. ft. facility in Acton, Massachusetts accommodates our engineering, manufacturing, sales, and support services in an easily-accessed location on Rt. 2A near Rt. 495. Situated about 20 miles west of Boston, we are an easy drive from Logan International Airport.
42 Nagog Park, Acton, Massachusetts, 01720
Our Founder
| Christopher E. Strangio is the president and founder of CAMI Research and holds degrees in electrical engineering from Villanova University (summa cum laude) and MIT. He has been awarded two patents, developed CAMI’s CableEye PC-Based Cable and Harness Test System, and is a senior member of the IEEE. |
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