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What does measuring at the speed of light mean in practice?

What does measuring at the speed of light mean in practice?

In Synaptec we often say we measure ‘at the speed of light,’ but what does that mean? Is it true, or has the marketing department had too much coffee? In this post I am going to consider what measuring using light means in practice, using the time-critical application...

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Synaptec secure contract for Dogger Bank

Synaptec secure contract for Dogger Bank

Synaptec are delighted to have secured the inter-array cable monitoring contract for Dogger Bank A & B, set to become the world’s biggest offshore windfarm, in partnership with Proserv and on behalf of DEME Group. This will provide SSE Renewables and Equinor with...

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5 ways Synaptec support the drive for net zero

5 ways Synaptec support the drive for net zero

At Synaptec we support and enable the drive for net zero through our ‘zero power’ sensors; a key technology to reduce the carbon footprint of our customers. Our passive sensor arrays require no power supplies or telecommunications equipment to operate, and stream live...

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Taking interoperability to new levels

Taking interoperability to new levels

As we move slowly and steadily out of lockdown, our Head of Sensor Technologies, Neil Gordon, reflects on the ways in which we’ve adapted and created pioneering ways to keep our projects moving, the challenges of meeting customer needs virtually, and keeping R&D...

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What next for the UK energy sector – part 2

What next for the UK energy sector – part 2

In the second part of our 2020 review we discuss the realities of decentralised energy generation and how the industry needs to gather the data needed to build a model of the energy system of the future. It’s estimated that millions of people could be involved in...

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What next for the UK energy sector?

What next for the UK energy sector?

In this two-part video series, filmed during restrictions, we asked two of our board of directors to review the impact of a turbulent year on the UK energy sector. In part 1 below, non-executive director Nigel Ellis, and our applications director, Professor Campbell...

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