Triton Imaging and Kraken Announce OEM Agreement

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Friday, February 08, 2013
File Mosaic of AquaPix SAS created with Triton Perspective Software
Mosaic of AquaPix SAS created with Triton Perspective Software

Triton Imaging, Inc., of Capitola, California and Kraken Sonar Systems Inc. of St. John’s, Newfoundland  has announced  that they have signed an OEM agreement under which Kraken will offer Triton Perspective software bundled with their AquaPix Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS).


With this arrangement, AquaPix  users can have the advantage of using the Perspective software to process high-resolution SAS and associated interferometric bathymetric data to create highly detailed seabed imagery, mosaics and bathymetric 3D digital terrain models. The Perspective GIS-based software provides the multi-sensor processing functions that can enhance the fusion of the coregistered
imagery and bathymetry produced by the AquaPix  system.
 

AquaPix  enables seabed images with unprecedented image resolution and detail. The exceptional image quality improves accuracy and increases confidence in decision-making. AquaPix is capable of providing detailed seabed images with a constant resolution better than 3cm out to a range of 300m from each side of an underwater vehicle (600m swath). It can also produce 3D bathymetric data with a resolution and depth accuracy in compliance with IHO S44 special order requirements.


The system provides cost-effective and ultra-high resolution imagery that’s ideal for mine countermeasures, Q-route surveys, wreck searches, cable/pipeline survey and a wide variety of other seabed imaging and surveillance missions. “Our agreement with Triton is another example of our dedication to bringing our customers best-inclass solutions,” said Karl Kenny, Kraken’s President and CEO. “Customers will greatly benefit from the flexibility that this integrated solution provides.”
 

The image below shows a mosaic created with the Perspective software using SAS data collected from a recent AquaPix sea trial. The power of the integration of AquaPix and Perspective can be seen in this image that maintains a consistent 3cm resolution across the barge at a range of 90 meters.
 

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