Benthos, Inc.

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Teledyne Benthos developed the underwater camera that took some of the first images of the wreck of the Titanic. Our first generation remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) were used in James Cameron's early undersea film, "The Abyss", and our underwater pingers are on the "black boxes" of commercial airlines. More recently our products have been used to capture images of giant squid and to measure neutrinos as they pass through the ice in Antarctica. While our company serves many markets, our commitment to solving complex problems with highly engineered systems continues to be our driving force.

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Together with our sister companies Teledyne Webb Research and Teledyne Gavia, we provide system solutions as part of the Teledyne Marine Systems group. Our combined group of companies manufacture acoustic communication products, positioning solutions, remotely operated vehicles, autonomous underwater vehicles, and profiling floats that work independently or together as networked undersea systems. We specialize in low-logisitics, high performance offerings as well as extended endurance in the ocean environment.

Located just 3 miles from Teledyne Benthos in East Falmouth, Massachusetts, Teledyne Webb Research has been serving oceanographic research, commercial, and military customers for over 30 years. Webb Research designs and manufactures scientific instruments for oceanographic research and monitoring. Teledyne Webb Research specializes in three areas of ocean instrumentation: Neutrally buoyant, autonomous drifters and profilers, autonomous underwater gliding vehicles, and moored underwater sound sources.

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