We draw on the combined experience of retired law enforcement crash reconstruction investigators, professional engineers and legal experts.

We are dedicated to producing modern, innovative products for the AR community worldwide.

The Data Acquisition Records Transfer Electronic Dragsled system was first introduced as a prototype advanced engineering project to representatives of business, industry and education in February 1998. Over the next six years the system progressed through a series of successively more advanced prototypes until all technical challenges related to its development were overcome and the device was released for field testing by local area police departments. 

In mid 2004 the first production units were delivered to Australia, Connecticut, Ohio and Oklahoma. Several upgrades were made and further deliveries were made to the United States Marine Corps, the US Army and the US Air Force in Iraq and Afghanistan.  

Originally a Linux based instrument, the DART LX-1 was eventually adopted by 27 police agencies in 9 different countries.

In late 2006 the LX-2 advanced sled was brought forward for beta testing as the planned replacement for the LX-1. Incorporating many upgrades and functions, the LX 2 was moved to production status in April 2007 with many police and military agencies in Canada, the USA and Australia selecting the product for their collision analysis units. 

The DART LX 2 is the most advanced computerized Dragsled ever conceived. It has been developed by professional crash investigators, retired police investigators, professional engineers, systems analysts, computer programmers and legal experts. It has been specifically developed for police personnel expected to present technical courtroom evidence, being simple to use or to demonstrate and explain to any layman.