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Solid state alkalinity sensor for oceanography, MRV, industrial monitoring
Aquatic Labs supplies Marine eDNA sampling tools for biodiversity research and aquatic ecosystems.
Aquatic Labs delivers direct alkalinity measurement solutions for cooling applications with reliable, recalibration-free sensors.
Aquatic Labs develops ocean carbon dioxide removal (Ocean CDR) solutions for climate efforts.
Aquatic Labs employs scientists, engineers, and oceanographers to develop ocean monitoring technologies.
FOUNDER & CEO Ocean Instrumentation Innovator Professor of Physics, MIT Adj Oceanographer, WHOI PhD, Stanford University
SR TECHNICAL PRGM MGR Aircraft hardware @ Joby, Manufacturing @ NanoXplore M.Eng McGill
VP, OPERATIONS BD/Finance: Inceptive CEO to Exit: Inkemia GC MBA @ Babson
HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Experienced bluetech operator and investor Principal, SeaAhead MBA, MS @ University of Michigan
Aquatic Labs offers water sensors and oceanography solutions for diverse industries.
Explore Aquatic Labs' contact page for inquiries about ocean technology solutions, eDNA systems, and industry applications. Reach out to collaborate on sustainable water projects.
Explore Aquatic Labs' support services for water sensors, eDNA systems, and industry applications in water quality and oceanography.
Aquatic Labs provides expert support for its water sensors and systems across industries.
Aquatic Labs offers scalable water sensing solutions for multiple industries, providing real-time, high-quality data to improve water management and environmental monitoring.
Aquatic Labs offers scalable water sensing solutions for multiple industries, providing real-time, high-quality data to improve water management and environmental monitoring.
Aquatic Labs outlines privacy policies for data collection, use, and user rights in aquatic research and environmental monitoring.
Omen AI acquires Aquatic Labs for $16 million to combine real-time water monitoring technologies for data centers. The merged company integrates Omen’s elemental sensors with Aquatic Labs’ alkalinity testing to improve cooling fluid analysis, reducing downtime and waste. Founders Zach Laberge (ex-high school dropout, fluid analytics veteran) and Allan Adams (MIT physicist, ocean sensing expert) lead the effort, targeting sensors for high-power chips by early 2027. The solution aims to extend fluid lifespan, avoiding costly shutdowns in $5–7 billion annual data center operations.
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