Applied Microsystems Ltd.
In the real world, water is never just H20. This simple premise is the
foundation of Applied Microsystems, manufacturer of in-situ, real-time detection
and measurement systems for water.
Whatever your field of expertise - oceanographic research, water treatment,
environmental protection, marine survey, or even industrial process control -
detailed knowledge of the properties and contents of water is critical. For 28
years, Applied Microsystems has manufactured sensors to help measure water. When
it comes to instruments in water, we know what we're talking about.
The company - located in the Ocean Technology cluster in Sidney B.C., on
Canada's Pacific coast - has an impressive history of innovation. Founded in
1974, Applied Microsystems originally manufactured CTDs for the oceanographic
industry. In 1986, the company realized that CTDs represented an imperfect way
to measure the speed of sound in water. Spotting an opportunity, Applied
Microsystems developed the first ever time-of-flight measurement instrument for
sound velocity. 16 years later, we are still the market leader in that area.
More recently, Applied Microsystems has brought to market the first underwater
mass spectrometer, arguably the most powerful underwater measuring machine in
the world.
We are successful because we understand that our customers buy more than simple
sensors; they buy the ability to reliably obtain accurate underwater data. We
win business by providing unparalleled in-water measurement capabilities. We
keep customers happy by supporting our technologies with knowledge, expertise
and excellence in customer service.
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