Providing the very latest state-of-the-art in sensing and instrumentation technology solutions for applications in any sector.
From UAV avionics to medical instruments, flow meters to meteorology, our sensing systems provide high-performance, low-cost solutions for a variety of highly specialized measurement requirements.
Laboratory systems
Our laboratory measurement systems, including our best-selling multi-hole probe systems and pressure scanners, offer high performance operation, market-leading sensitivities and outstanding value for money. With fully-integrated, turn-key solutions and the ability to either run off USB or through a network, these products can significantly increase laboraotory measurement capability.
UAV air data probes
Our miniature, high-precision air data probes are some of the most powerful currently available, and provide a fully integrated solution for a range of civil and military UAV applications. With conventional boom-mounted probes and ‘stick-on’ surface flush systems available, our systems are suitable for UAVs ranging from high-altitude pseudosatellites to VFR multirotors.
Motorsport flow diagnostics
In motorsports, a few hundredts of a second in lap time can be game-changing. Knowing exactly how your vehicle peforms on the track and in the wind tunnel is critical- and precision instruments are an important part of the sport. Our advanced pressure and velocity measurement systems have been used by some of the most successful motorsport teams.
Atmospheric research
Designed for use by meteorological monitoring stations, our compact, low-cost wind monitoring system is based on our omnidirectional probe concept. The system is capable of measuring wind velocity and direction, temperature and humidity and provides a much more compact and cost-effective solution than conventional ultrasonic sensors.
Respiratory diagnostics
Providing a low-cost solution in the healthcare industry, our patented sensing system could be used in the non-intrusive diagnosis of a variety of chronic and acute respiratory conditions. The system has recently undergone pre-clinical trials and is currently being developed in collaboration with colleagues at King’s College Hospital.
Medical applications
Fluid sensing systems are also being developed for applications in clinical research and medical diagnostics, in conjunction with the University of Surrey’s Centre for Biomedical Engineering and partners in the NHS.