Ocean Science Technology (OST) is pleased to announce the addition of Chelsea Technologies to our global supplier ecosystem. The company’s new supplier profile showcases a comprehensive range of advanced environmental monitoring technologies for water quality assessment, ocean science, aquaculture, maritime operations and autonomous marine platforms.
Part of Kraken Robotics, Chelsea Technologies combines engineering expertise with class-leading underwater sensing technologies to address a wide range of real-world environmental challenges. Its portfolio includes solutions for measuring phytoplankton productivity, detecting biological and chemical contaminants, monitoring harmful algal blooms, and assessing treated ballast water for regulatory compliance.
Key products from Chelsea Technologies include:
- FastBallast: Portable ballast water compliance monitoring for rapid IMO D-2 pass/fail assessment using STAF technology.
- MicroSTAF: Compact, low-power phytoplankton productivity monitoring designed for AUVs, gliders and other autonomous marine platforms.
- LabSTAF & LabSTAF HB: Advanced fluorometry systems for phytoplankton productivity assessment across environmental research and high-biomass applications.
- UviLux: In-situ fluorometers for real-time detection of hydrocarbons, refined fuels, organic contaminants and water quality indicators.
- TriLux: Miniature three-in-one fluorometer combining chlorophyll-a measurement with options for phycocyanin, phycoerythrin or turbidity.
- UniLux: Highly sensitive miniature fluorometers for monitoring algae, cyanobacteria, fluorescent dyes and turbidity in marine and freshwater environments.
Chelsea Technologies’ sensing technologies support continuous, high-resolution monitoring across marine and freshwater environments, enabling researchers, operators and environmental professionals to identify pollution events, monitor harmful algal blooms, assess phytoplankton communities and track deep-sea contaminant plumes. The company’s instruments are suited to applications ranging from oceanographic research and climate studies to aquaculture management, municipal water treatment and offshore spill response.
To learn more about Chelsea Technologies and its advanced biological and chemical monitoring sensors, visit their full profile on Ocean Science Technology: https://www.oceansciencetechnology.com/company/chelsea-technologies/
