Benthos, Inc. is a leading provider of high technology products and integrated systems that are used for measurement, inspection, data collection and
communication in remote and challenging
environments. The Undersea Systems Division of Benthos, which includes the products of the former Datasonics, Inc.,
provides sophisticated offshore equipment used worldwide to observe, research, explore and carry out a myriad of tasks both deep beneath the sea and in shallower waters.
The TapTone Package Inspection Division of Benthos provides high-speed systems used to inspect package integrity for the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries.
Benthos is certified to ISO-9001 Quality Standards.
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CARIS is recognized worldwide for the development of software for the hydrographic and marine industries. They offer a software suite for all anticipated geospatial data collection, processing and production needs within the broad marine environment including management of bathymetric datasets, electronic and raster charts, preparation of offshore territorial claims and hydrographic database management.
Davis Instruments manufactures weather instruments and monitoring solutions including weather stations, air quality sensors, and marine wind indicators.
LXE Inc. designs and manufactures rugged wireless computers, advanced auto-id technologies, and wireless networking products that improve port performance.
LXE Inc. provides wireless products and solutions to improve supply-chain management and logistics for material handling, port and container terminals and manufacturing applications.
SonTek, a Xylem brand, specializes in acoustic Doppler current profilers and water velocity measurement instruments for environmental and water flow monitoring applications.
Woodward-Clyde Consultants was an engineering and environmental consulting firm providing maritime, oceanographic, coastal, and geotechnical engineering services. Acquired by URS Corporation in 1997 (later AECOM); historical maritime datasets remain archived by NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information.