1976 – Sysdyne is founded in Stamford Connecticut by Mr. Craig Hung. Mr. Hung was an innovative inventor who held master and bachelor degrees in electrical engineering.
Late ’70s / Early ’80s – led by Mr. Hung, Sysdyne designed and built its first concrete batching control product. Vacuum tubes, relays and diodes were used to build the computing system. Pre-punched cards were used for mix design inputs and batch records were punched tapes. Not only was this the first generation of Sysdyne, it also was the earliest concrete batching computer in the nation.
Mid ’80s – Sysdyne applied the Apple computer to improve its automation products.
Early ’90s – Sysdyne’s IBM PC controlled batching products with DOS operating system became available on the market.
2002 – Larkin NewCo LLC acquired Sysdyne and continued doing business under the Sysdyne banner. Since then, the company has devoted its efforts to building customer satisfaction and applying cutting-edge technology to upgrade all its existing product lines while developing new, innovating products.
2013 – Sysdyne officially amended its name from Larkin NewCo LLC to Sysdyne Technologies.
2018 – GCP Applied Technologies made a strategic investment in Sysdyne Technologies, a Stamford, Connecticut-based provider of technology solutions for the ready-mix concrete industry. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
2019 – New UI for Pioneer Batch and release of iStradaView for Producers, Contractors, and Inspectors
2020 / 2021 – Pioneer Cloud Batch Release