 "NEW LOW FREQUENCY SENSOR INCREASES ACCURACY, REDUCES COST OF UNDERGROUND MAPPING Omnidirectional, wider bandwidth than geophones, a fraction fo the cost of MEMS devices MET Tech, Inc. has introduced a radically new type of seismic sensor with much greater accuracy than geophones at a fraction of the cost of Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS). "Unlike traditional electromechanical devices, which use solid inertial mass as their sensing element, the new METLF1040 features a liquid electrolyte inertial mass that eliminates the need for delicate springs and other precision mechanical parts," says Jacob Bindler, CEO of MET Tech, Inc." For complete press release, click here |
 MET Tech, Inc. is exhibiting at the 2009 SEG Annual conference where we will introduce our new seismic sensor, the MTLF-1040. Come visit us at booth 360! "The Society of Exploration Geophysicists will present the International Exposition and Seventy-Ninth Annual Meeting to be held in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, USA, 25–30 October 2009. You are invited to participate and explore the displays of more than 300 exhibiting companies and universities, attend any of over 700 technical presentations and workshops, and continue your education by attending professional development courses." - SEG Website, www.seg.org |
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