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Chelsea Technologies

Darby Green, United Kingdom

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What Chelsea Technologies does.

Chelsea Technologies is part of Kraken Robotics and offers world-class marine technologies for a safer, cleaner, and smarter future. The company provides services in environmental monitoring sensors and systems for marine investigation. They focus on aquaculture, seawater CO2 monitoring, and ocean science. Among their products are FastBallast, MicroSTAF, LabSTAF HB, LabSTAF UviLux, TriLux, and UniLux. Chelsea Technologies is part of a globally leading marine technology firm with deep engineering expertise. The precise and reliable sensors and systems are specifically developed for marine investigation.

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