Communication Protocols
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- MTR100 '13 AXSUB Inc. Marine Technology, Jul 2013 #65
112, Montee Industrial #200
Rimouski, Quebec, Canada G5M 1B1
Tel: (418) 731-1539
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.commercialdivingsupplies.com
CEO/President: Eric Gaudreau
Employees: 4The Case:
Within only two years of operation, AXSUB Inc. is now in 2013 a key supplier for the commercial diving & hyperbaric industries in Canada.
The Company:
Hyperbaric and Subsea Environments Data Acquisition Systems: Over the last 10 years, the team has designed several different types of monitoring systems for the Underwater and Hyperbaric Industry. It is capable of developing reliable custom systems in a very short period of time related to: Diving and Hyperbaric systems; Tunneling; Equipment performance test beds; Marine and Aquatic Biology. AXSUB is a Manufacturer of Diving Equipement such as Digital Video Recorders, Low voltage LED Lamps, Underwater Cameras, Electronic Depthmeter and Breathing Gas Analyser. It is a distributor of: AMRON International NUVAIR (compressors & analyzers); Oxylance (cutting & welding rods); BIRNS Aquamate (underwater connectors); and Subsalve (lift bags).
The Tech:
Using current state of the art industrial communication protocols, the AxDDM can utilize several different types of sensors that can be mounted on the diver, in the compressed gas analyzer or in the environment. The information is displayed on the screen in a user friendly manner. Whether you only want to record the video streaming of the job, or to log the data from the whole operation for Training, Insurance or Quality Control Purposes, the AxDDM is designed to support custom operational and management requirements. Other Specialities: 1) Hyperbaric and Subsea Environments Data Acquisition Systems 2) Qualification of Diving methods for High Risks Environments 3) Design, Inspection and Certification of Diver Stages and Lifting Devices 4) Maintenance, Refurbishment and Certification of Hyperbaric Systems 5) Compressed Breathing Air and Gas Systems Design 6) Regulatory Audits 7) Health and Safety consulting.
(As published in the July/August 2013 edition of Marine Technologies - www.seadiscovery.com) -
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