Kongsberg Discovery Pushes Electromagnetic Sensing Envelope with Major Upgrade to Kongsberg Listen
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Kongsberg Discovery has announced an upgrade to its Kongsberg Listen electromagnetic sensor system, enhancing its capabilities for inspections, surveys, and knowledge acquisition in challenging underwater environments. This advancement aims to set new industry standards, reflecting the company's commitment to innovation in marine technology. The upgraded system is expected to improve data accuracy and efficiency, making it a valuable tool for various applications in underwater exploration and research. The announcement comes as part of Kongsberg's ongoing efforts to lead in the field of underwater sensing technology, responding to the increasing demand for reliable and precise data in complex aquatic settings.
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