AXYS Technologies

AXYS Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the design, manufacture, and deployment of environmental monitoring systems. Established in 1974, the company has developed a strong reputation for providing reliable, high-performance monitoring solutions tailored to a variety of applications, including marine, coastal, and offshore environments.

Key Products and Services:

Buoys and Platforms:
- WatchKeeper™ Buoy: Designed for real-time monitoring of meteorological and oceanographic data.
- 3 Metre Buoy: Suitable for offshore data collection, offering robust performance in harsh conditions.
- Triton™ Buoy: Configurable for a wide range of sensor integrations for data collection purposes.
Data Collection and Analytics:
- Comprehensive software for data acquisition, visualization, and analysis.
- Real-time data transmission and robust data storage solutions.
Custom Solutions:
- AXYS Technologies provides tailored systems to meet specific client needs in unique environmental conditions.
Services:
- Deployment and commissioning of systems globally.
- Maintenance, calibration, and technical support to ensure operational efficacy.

Applications:

Meteorology: Collection and analysis of weather data.
Oceanography: Monitoring of sea state, currents, and other oceanographic parameters.
Renewable Energy: Providing critical data for offshore wind and wave energy projects.
Coastal Monitoring: Environmental monitoring for ports, harbors, and coastal management.
Defense and Security: Surveillance and monitoring in maritime environments.

Innovation and Impact:

AXYS Technologies is recognized for its innovation in environmental monitoring technologies. The company is involved in several research and development initiatives to advance the capabilities of its systems. They work closely with academic institutions, government agencies, and private sector partners.

Global Reach:

AXYS Technologies serves a worldwide clientele, providing solutions that are deployed across diverse geographical locations and climatic conditions. Their global presence is supported by a network of distributors and service providers, ensuring localized service and support.

In summary, AXYS Technologies Inc. is a leading provider of environmental monitoring systems, with a broad portfolio of products and services tailored to various challenging environments. Their commitment to innovation and quality has made them a trusted partner in the fields of meteorology, oceanography, renewable energy, and more.

250-655-5847
www.axystechnologies.com
250-655-5856

Products

Buoys, Marine and Land Monitoring systems, Sensors, Processors, Moorings, Telemetry, Service, Consulting

Sidney Canada

2045 Mills Rd
Sidney BC V8L 3S8
Canada

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