Mtr100 Kraken Marine Technology News Kraken sonar systems inc. is a world leader in advanced sonar and sensor technology. kraken’s aquapix has set a new standard for high speed, high resolution underwater imaging. the system provides both high resolution seabed imagery and 3d bathymetry with a spatial resolution of 3 cm and swath widths of 600 meters. Kraken is currently engaged in various stages of technology validation and teaming agreements with leading laboratories and strategic industry partners including defense research and development canada, u.s. navy’s naval sea systems command (navsea); the uk ministry of defense; northrop grumman; eca robotics and others.
Mtr100 The Application Is Open Headquartered in st. john’s, newfoundland, kraken sonar systems inc. is a marine technology company engaged in the design and development of high performance sonars and acoustic velocity sensors for military and commercial applications. the kraken team includes internationally recognized experts in undersea remote sensing applications. the tech. Kraken sonar systems inc. is a world leader in advanced sonar and sensor technology. kraken’s aquapix has set a new standard for high speed, high resolution underwater imaging. the system provides both high resolution seabed imagery and 3d bathymetry with a spatial resolution of 3 cm and swath widths of 600 meters. St. john’s, newfoundland – august 9, 2017— marketwired – kraken sonar inc. (tsx v: png) (otcqb: krknf) announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, kraken sonar systems inc. has again been named by marine technology reporter to the mtr100 2017 – a list of the 100 most influential companies in the international marine technology marketplace. Mtr100: kraken marine technology, aug 2016 #25 ; applications. over the last two years, the company has earned a reputation as world leaders in synthetic aperture sonar, a revolutionary underwater imaging technology that dramatically improves seabed surveys by providing ultra high resolution imagery at superior coverage rates.
Comments are closed.