AXYS Technologies, Inc.

AXYS Technologies, Inc. is a Canadian company specializing in the design, manufacturing, and deployment of remote environmental monitoring systems. Established in 1974 and headquartered in Sidney, British Columbia, AXYS provides a wide range of products and services that cater to meteorological, oceanographic, and environmental monitoring needs. Their solutions are widely used in various sectors including meteorology, oceanography, marine weather forecasting, renewable energy, and defense.

Key products and services include:

Environmental Monitoring Systems: AXYS offers buoy-based and platform-based systems for monitoring oceanographic and atmospheric conditions. These include data buoys, wave buoys, and specialized platforms for collecting real-time environmental data.
Data Collection and Communication: The company develops robust data acquisition and telemetry systems that ensure reliable data transmission from remote and challenging environments.
Custom Solutions: AXYS provides tailored solutions to meet specific client requirements, leveraging their expertise in environmental data collection and communication technologies.
Project Management and Support: In addition to their product offerings, AXYS provides comprehensive support services, including project management, deployment, maintenance, and data analysis.
Industry Applications: Their systems are used for a variety of applications such as weather forecasting, climate research, offshore oil & gas operations, coastal engineering, and renewable energy (wind and wave energy resources assessment).

AXYS Technologies is known for its innovative approach and high-quality products, which are designed to withstand harsh marine environments. They are committed to advancing the field of environmental monitoring through continuous R&D and technology enhancements.

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www.axystechnologies.com
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Products

Wave and current buoys, metocean buoys, water-level monitoring buoys, shipboard weather monitoring, port and harbour monitoring, fresh water monitoring, offshore wind assessme

Sidney Canada

2045 Mills Road
Sidney BC V8L 5X2
Canada

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