Teledyne BlueView Partners with Measutronics Corporation

Teledyne BlueView is pleased to announce the selection of Measutronics Corporation as their Strategic Marine Partner for distribution in the Americas. Founded in 1997, Measutronics is a solution provider that brings additional expertise in marine positioning, guidance, mapping and underwater imaging to the Teledyne Marine portfolio.

“We’ve been watching the evolution of the BlueView product line since their acquisition by Teledyne a few years back”, states Lou Nash, President of Measutronics. “Their ability to provide a complete solution of hardware, user interface and final deliverables has allowed us to offer more advanced solutions to our customers.”

Chosen for their experience and reputation within the marine construction industry, Teledyne BlueView has timed the new partnership with Measutronics to introduce BlueView’s most recent system offering, MotionScan. MotionScan allows the BV5000 Multibeam Scanning Sonar user to collect motion corrected 3D point clouds from a moving platform.

“We look for MotionScan to be a game changer for the marine contractors that we support”, says Nash. “We’re excited about what the BlueView portfolio adds to our ability to provide complete system solutions; from hardware, user interface to deliverables. We’ll also be able to better service our Teledyne SeaBotix customer base as well.”

Ted Germann, Chief Sales & Marketing Executive at Teledyne BlueView adds, “We’re excited to have the Measutronics organization as part of our team – their technicians bring a wealth of additional experience and industry knowledge to our organization. We’ll be relying on their inputs and feedback for future product enhancements and development. In addition, we look to utilize Measutronics’ capabilities to provide on-water system demonstrations, as well as class room training, in supporting our customer base.” Germann adds, “They’re a clever group of guys. With our engineering backing and their systems integration skills, we’re sure to be continually moving forward in the marine construction industry.”