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The use of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) to determine the positions of surface shipping has long been the conventional method for monitoring and recording the location of marine traffic.  Equipment installed high above the water surface will continually and accurately report its position, safely removed from the threat of submergence and harmful water damage. …

As Applied Acoustic Engineering (AAE) has always known, industry diversification and changes in standards and practices, often necessitate an adjustment in the outputs of associated technology providers. The award winning manufacturer of marine geophysical survey systems long ago identified the shift in business activities of its core customers from traditional offshore oil & gas projects to…

On 4th October the Applied Acoustics team came together to take part in the World’d Biggest Coffee Morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, raising a fantastic £385. The total was generously matched by the company, doubling the dough raised to a whopping £770! The money raised helps provide essential physical, emotional and financial support…

Continuing the celebration of 30 years in business, the Applied Acoustics family closed out the summer with a grand casino and party night in it’s home town of Great Yarmouth. Recognising some of the company’s fantastic achievements and successes of the last 30 years, it’s clear that none of this would be possible without a…

Ensign Subsea Systems, a member of the AAE Technologies group of companies, is proud to announce the award of a significant defence contract by an undisclosed major naval power. Utilising the technology produced by its sister company, Applied Acoustic Engineering (AAE), the award is for the supply and support of multiple units of AAE’s Nexus 2…

Applied Acoustic Engineering Ltd is excited to announce its decision to open its first location in an overseas territory.  The Canadian city of Halifax, Nova Scotia, will become home to AAE Americas on May 1st 2019, when the company moves into its new office at the Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship (COVE), a collaborative,…

We have recently welcomed Hollie Moran to our sales team as the new Sales Manager for the EMEA region. In her new role Hollie will focus on expanding the sales of our USBL positioning and tracking systems and sub-bottom profiling equipment, and supporting the company’s distributors in Europe, the Middle East and Africa where opportunities…

Expansion plans have necessitated the employment of new technical staff at the company.  Recent BSc Electronic Engineering graduate Will Oakey has joined the production area; Will Shave, another BSc qualified engineer, is working on new developments in the company’s seismic profiling systems and HND qualified Sean Evans is using his thirty years of technical expertise…

Applied Acoustics launched new products at Oceanology International in London from both its acoustic positioning and its geophysical product lines. The flagship USBL system, the Easytrak Nexus 2, is now available with a choice of transceiver; the directional 2780 version that can achieve very long ranges (up to 3km) with a high degree of accuracy…