STATE COLLEGE — Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern PA recently announced that State College-based engineering firm TechKnowServ has been approved to receive funding and business support services.
TechKnowServ Corporation was specifically recognized for developing cloud technology called flow iron analytics that integrates radio-frequency identification with non-destructive testing equipment to interface with field data. The platform will be designed for work targeting the Marcellus Shale and Utica Shale formations.
“The Ben Franklin community is more than startup capital, it is access to some of the brightest professionals cheering you on through each step of the business cycle,” said Thomas Hay, president of TechKnowServ.
TechKnowServ specializes in testing techniques for the oil and natural gas, transportation, power generation, aerospace and construction industries.
For more information, visit www.techknowserv.com.
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