The triaxial accelerometer is AGI's versatile tool that finds applications across various fields such as Geophysics, Oceanography, and Structural Monitoring. It is designed to measure acceleration in all three directions.
Specifically engineered for high precision measurements, this instrument excels at low frequencies (less than 1 Hz). To learn more, check out our brochure.
AGI's seafloor gravimeter has been specifically developed for underwater observatories like those in the EMSO network.
Installed within a seabed benthosphere, it possesses the capability to self-align with the local gravitational force.
To learn more, please refer to our brochure.
The gravitational gradiometer stands as AGI's inaugural creation.
Designed to function as a payload for an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV), it boasts the ability to navigate independently at depths reaching thousands of meters beneath the sea's surface.
To delve deeper, explore our brochure. brochure.
Within the FISICA, AGI has crafted an accelerometer prototype for employment on a CubeSat.
This accelerometer is derived from AGI's triaxial accelerometer, featuring a solitary measuring component. To learn more, refer to the user manual.