Applied Technologies, Inc

Digital Wave was started in 1992 by Michael R. Gorman, Ph.D., whose research at the United States Naval Postgraduate School resulted in a breakthrough in the understanding of guided ultrasonic waves. Digital Wave was formed to further develop the technology and to market instruments for characterizing materials and structures. Digital Wave produced its first instrument, the Fracture Wave Detector, in the fall of 1993. By incorporating a theoretical foundation in the design of this instrument, Digital Wave introduced a new method of nondestructive evaluation known as Modal Acoustic Emission. The company s customers include Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, NASA, the United States Naval Surface Warfare Center and numerous research universities. It also offers inspection services, including tank bottom testing and pressure vessel testing. Digital Wave is headquartered in Centennial, Colo.

Process Control Dynamics in Englewood specializes in providing higher performance, cyber-secure, and cost-effective solutions for Industrial IoT and Critical Infrastructure applications. The company focuses on delivering cutting-edge technologies to enhance operational efficiency and security in industrial settings, making them a trusted partner for businesses seeking innovative solutions. Generated from their website's infomation

Continental Control Systems, based in Longmont, CO, specializes in advanced energy and power measurement solutions, offering a variety of products including multi-circuit energy meters and current transformers. Their technology supports a wide range of applications, with features such as Modbus RTU and TCP communication, and options for wireless connectivity. The company also provides the WattNode Meter Enclosure, designed to streamline installations while meeting safety standards. With a focus on revenue-grade accuracy and versatile communication protocols, Continental Control Systems aims to enhance energy management for its customers. Generated from the website