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SeeByte 30 Queensferry Rd., Edinburgh Scotland UK EH4 2HS

Tel: +44 (0) 131 447 4200

Email: sales@ seebyte.com • www.seebyte.com

CEO: Bob Black

Sales Manager: Ioseba Tena

Head of Engineering: Dr. Scott Reed

SeeByte creates some of the world's most advanced software for managing unmanned and remote assets includ- ing solutions for the military, security, offshore, subsea and renewable energy sectors; helping users transform raw data into actionable information for asset management and vehicle opera- tion, often in real time. SeeByte’s flagship product is SeeTrack, an open-architecture platform which gathers and integrates data from mul- tiple sensors. The information attained is assessed and used to gener- ate automatic decision-making processes that control the vehicle’s actions. SeeTrack CoPilot is designed to highlight and track targets of inter- est from the sonar screen in subsea operations, carrying out the same inspection several times and compar- ing the data.

Sensor Technology Ltd.

Collingwood, Ontario, Canada L9Y 3Z4

Tel: +1-705-444-1440

Email: techsupport@ sensortech.ca • www.sensortech.ca

CEO: Dr. Eswar Prasad

Ops Mgr.: Niru Somayajula

R&D Mgr.: Sailu Nemana

Testing Capabilities: In-house test tank; Portable, floating testing facility for open water, low frequency testing; Two pressure ves- sels, rated to 3000 psi and 6000 psi respectively; Automated, 500V, hipot tester; Complete electronics testing; Sensor

Technology Ltd. SS50 Strain Measurement System and SS01

Piezo d33 Meter for piezoelectric ceramic characterization

Employees: 45

Annual Sales: $5 Million

Sensor Technology Ltd. (SensorTech) is a vertically integrated company, manufacturing piezoelec- tric ceramics as well as piezo-based hydrophones, acoustic transducers and actuators, and all related elec- tronics. The company can take cus- tomers through the entire design process, from concept, to prototyp- ing, to production.

SensorTech, based near Toronto,

Canada, was founded in 1983. It has shown steady growth over nearly three decades. The company invested more than $1 million in piezoelectric ceramic production and grinding capabilities in the last two years and purchased two CNC grinding machines in early 2010 to increase its capacity and to add to its technical capabilities.

Sensor Technology Ltd. has a long history of research and development, having conducted experiments on the space shuttle, the Mir space station, in both the Arctic and the Antarctic and in ocean depths exceeding 20,000 feet.

These research activities lend to the company’s expertise and design capa- bilities. SensorTech recently intro- duced its SQ64 hydrophone, a 24” x 12” array with multiple channels and more than 1,000 elements.

SQ64 Somayajula

C & C Technologies, Inc. 730 East Kaliste Saloom Road, Lafayette, LA 70508 10615 Shadow Wood Drive Suite 100, Houston, TX 77043

Tel: (337) 210-0000 or Tel: (713) 468-1536

Email: info@ cctechnol.com • www.cctech.us

President/CEO: Thomas Chance

Employees: 500+

C & C provides a range of survey and mapping services for the land and offshore oil & gas industry, the telecom- munications industry and several government entities. The company consists of six divisions: Land and Transition

Zone Survey Division, Marine Construction Survey

Division, NOAA Survey Divisions, Geotechnical Division,

Geophysical Division, and Worldwide DGPS Services

Division. Several in-house departments including a

Database, System Development Information Technology,

HSE, and QA, as well as a mechanical fabrication department support all C & C’s operational divisions. C & C

Technologies pioneered the world’s first commercially-operated AUV for oil and gas exploration. The company has made advancements in the survey industry with C-Nav, Globally-corrected GPS and C-Surveyor AUVs.

AUV Recovery