Motorsport

 

  • 100% of Formula 1 and LeMans P1 grids (since 2014)
  • 80% of FiA Formula E teams and selected by FiA for governing purposes in 2022
  • FiA LeMans hypercars selected by FiA for governing purposes in 2021

Aerospace

 

  • Mil-Spec certified and in full production with US Navy hovercraft turboshaft engine sensor
  • Flight tested multiple times on helicopter tail-rotors, and in path towards production with major helicopter supplier

 

 

Energy

 

  • Capable of measuring beyond 100,000Nm

High Accuracy, Robust, In-Vehicle Torque Sensing

MagCanica, Inc. designs, develops, and manufactures torque sensor systems for high performance in-vehicle and dynamometer applications, 

such as automotive racing powertrains, energy sector high speed coupling shafts, turboshaft engines and associated rotorcraft transmissions.

Electrical Hardware Engineering Manager Paul Gautiva and Mechanical Design & Application Engineer Gary Fernicola returned to the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) to support the FIA at Round 6 of the 2025 World Endurance Championship in Austin, Texas.

MagCanica provided significant support at the 24 Hours of LeMans this year, up to and including the keystone race event for the World Endurance Championship, for both Hypercar and LMGT3 categories.

MagCanica’s software engineers Clay Walker and Patrick Paxson were on site at the 2025 Detroit Grand Prix to support IMSA officials by providing real-time trackside technical assistance and troubleshooting.

MagCanica’s President, Sami Bitar, attended the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix where he met with the FiA governing body as well as several customer F1 teams to review current status as well as future plans relating to the upcoming 2026 regulations.