Teledyne Marine
North Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States
About
Teledyne Marine is a defense subsystem manufacturer based in North Falmouth, United States working in naval systems, unmanned systems, radar & sensors.
Teledyne Marine is a group of subsea technology companies within Teledyne Technologies Incorporated. It supplies imaging, instruments, interconnect, seismic and vehicle technology for marine defense and security, oceanography, hydrographic surveying, offshore energy, marine infrastructure and marine life applications. Its marine defense offering covers anti-submarine warfare, mine countermeasures, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, subsea and seabed warfare, and critical undersea infrastructure monitoring, with autonomous maritime systems supplied to allied navies, NATO and AUKUS partners. Product lines include autonomous underwater vehicles and gliders, sonars, acoustic Doppler current profilers, hydrophones, profilers, connectors and penetrators, and cable solutions. The company operates sites across the United States, United Kingdom, Denmark, the Netherlands and Iceland.
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Slocum Sentinel Redwing glider
Autonomous underwater glider
Next-generation autonomous underwater glider that collects ocean data, including salinity, temperature and depth, and transmits data via satellite.
Gavia AUV
Autonomous underwater vehicle
Autonomous underwater vehicle used for surveys, including towing a magnetometer for magnetic detection.
SeaBat T51 multibeam sonar
Multibeam echosounder
Multibeam sonar for seafloor and water column imaging and mapping.
RiverRay ADCP
Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler
Acoustic Doppler current profiler used for measuring volumetric discharge in rivers.
SWiFT profiler
Water column profiler
Profiler providing temperature, sound velocity and depth data to correct multibeam readings.
Hydrophones
Underwater acoustic sensor
Hydrophones for underwater sound recording, passive acoustic monitoring and marine mammal detection.