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We solve problems: those you can see and those you aren't even aware of yet. Our business is to make your business stronger.

We work closely with you - in a transparent and collaborative way - to create innovative solutions that others don't see. Our systems are bespoke, designed to give you the best results and highest return on investment.

Our depth of expertise sets us apart and clients value our friendly, responsive service, with an engineer on call 24/7 for support. We work with a variety of industries including electrical utilities, agriculture, recycling, mining, defence and transport.

The solution to your problem may not have been invented yet... no problem, we’ll invent it.

An IMC system is not just a working solution, it is the best possible solution for your situation. We continually investigate new technology and can draw on expertise from numerous fields to create your bespoke design.

Currently, our systems centre around our core software solutions combining data from a mixture of video, thermal and spectral imaging detectors, laser, LiDAR and other sensor data. From remote monitoring to drone based applications, our systems are deployed worldwide - cutting through the data to provide our clients with the information they need.

Clients value our friendly, responsive service, with an engineer on call 24/7 for support.

We work with a variety of industries including electrical utilities, agriculture, defence, mining and transport. Our founding principle centred on bridging the gap between research and industry.

We endeavour to bring cutting edge technology, scientific and engineering research together to provide innovative solutions to previously unsolvable problems. An ongoing relationship with universities and research institutions and an intrinsic desire to find new and better ways to do things are ingrained in every staff member.

Case Study

VA System for Coal Wagons

IMC has developed a Video Analytic system for coal trains. The system was implemented to reduce the number of operators required to simultaneously monitor the unloading process. A single operator is able to simultaneously monitor several unloading streams and the system can automatically alert the operator in the event of a coal hang-up.