It feels almost like serendipity when a startup solves a problem that is so large and well understood that it takes just a couple of simple sentences to describe, even to a stranger, what that startup does. For Tulsa-based Synercon Technologies, that simple sentence is: “We make it easy to recover heavy vehicle crash data.” Synercon provides a hardware/software solution that allows traffic crash investigators to quickly acquire digital forensic “black-box” data from a heavy vehicle crash.
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Jeremy Daily, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Tulsa, has taken the technology he developed at TU that extracts crash data from a vehicle’s engine control module and turned it into a company called Synercon.
