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About Dorigo Systems Ltd.

Working with some of the most respected OEMs in the industry, we collaborate in manufacturing electronics that are leading the way forward in the broad electrification of products that make our lives better. See how Dorigo is part of something extraordinary. Dorigo Systems provides the most comprehensive manufacturing services, skilled team and advanced technology to our customers ensuring superior reliability, fewer returns and a stronger bottom line. Our state-of-the-art 105,000 square feet of manufacturing space in South Burnaby is setting new standards for contract manufacturing in North America. The new facility uses the latest industry 4.0 connected communications and sophisticated SMT machinery to manufacture the most complex builds. The higher the complexity, the more you need Dorigo. We provide electronics manufacturing services to companies throughout North America in Industrial, Communications, IIoT, Aerospace, Medical Devices, Oil & Gas and Automotive industries. What our customers are saying: “It’s not often that you can find a manufacturing partner that delivers both a high level of control and quality in their services ... we always trust Dorigo Systems to build what we’ve designed and specified. It’s an ongoing relationship that makes us agile in delivering our solution to market quickly and effectively.” – COO, Vehicle Automation Technology "We have enormous confidence in Dorigo's team, your new facility and your commitment to supporting Canadian companies.” - Director of Engineering Innovation, IoT Air Quality Monitoring "Working with an EMS provider like Dorigo Systems, that can scale upwards or downwards, gives you distinct cost savings, and not every company can do this effectively.” - Director of Hardware and Manufacturing, Wearable Technologies Learn more about Dorigo's Electronics Manufacturing Services by visiting our website, calling 604-294-4600 or emailing [email protected]. Follow us for the latest news updates.

Founded in 1988 by Mark Pillon.