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R.M. Young Company www.youngusa.com

R.M. Young Company manufactures precision me- sensors, and infrastructure without physical connections, teorological sensors and integrated weather stations for while AvTrak provides reliable tracking and localization harsh-environment deployment. Their core lines in- for underwater operations. Together, these technologies clude mechanical and ultrasonic wind sensors for ma- improve vehicle coordination, increase mission ef? ciency, rine, offshore, and industrial wind measurement.

and enable more capable autonomous subsea operations.

R.M. Young Company recently launched a dedicated

Through Chelsea Technologies, Kraken provides ad- marine and offshore campaign for ResponseONE-Pro, vanced environmental monitoring solutions, including their all-in-one weather station built for vessels, plat- water quality sensors for measuring chlorophyll, algae, forms, and coastal installations where data continuity dissolved organic matter, oil-in-water, turbidity, and other is mission-critical. Its ? eld-serviceable sensor modules critical ocean parameters.

let operators swap a failed component in minutes rather

Kraken has several facilities: than waiting on a full unit replacement or losing weeks • Newfoundland, Canada – Global headquarters, engi- of data. In parallel, R.M. Young Company is relaunch- neering, corporate operations, and development of Syn- ing SNOdar, a LIDAR-based snow depth sensor, ex- thetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) technologies.

panding the company’s measurement capabilities be- • Nova Scotia, Canada – SeaPower subsea battery manu- yond wind and into snow monitoring.

facturing, and KATFISH autonomous launch and recov-

Every sensor ships with a calibration certi? cate, and ery systems.

NIST-traceable calibration is available on request.

• Fareham, UK – Navigation, positioning, underwater

R.M. Young Company operates a vertically integrat- communications, and subsea technology development.

ed manufacturing and testing facility in Traverse City, • Rostock, Germany – SeaPower subsea battery manu-

Michigan. All design, manufacturing, assembly, and facturing.

quality control are performed in-house. In-house capa- • Aalborg, Denmark – Offshore survey software develop- bilities include CNC machining, injection molding, a ment and hydrographic solutions.

calibrated wind tunnel for sensor veri? cation, and en-

Additional facilities across the United Kingdom, Germa- vironmental test chambers for validating performance ny, Brazil, Australia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the United across temperature, pressure, and humidity extremes.

States provide engineering, manufacturing, testing, sales,

This equipment supports full production and QC with- services, and customer support.

out reliance on outside vendors.

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