RESON - Leading-edge underwater acoustic products   

Since its founding in 1976, RESON has grown to a world leader in high-quality underwater acoustic sonar equipment and related product solutions for numerous marine survey applications. With of-

fices and representatives in more than 25 countries, we can effectively support our customers on a global basis. RESON is headquartered in Denmark. Subsidiary RESON offices are located in the USA, UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Singapore

RESON has underwater acoustic solutions available for numerous applications and survey requirements. We are also devoted to design, development, and manufacture of other specific marine technological solutions.

RESON is recognized as a leading specialist manufacturer of SeaBat® multibeam sonar systems, NaviSound® singlebeam echosounders, sound velocity probes, underwater acoustic sensors, transducers, and hydrophones, as well as complete data acquisition software packages. Major application areas include: Offshore oil and gas installation activities, hydrographic surveys, dredging operations, cable-laying, defense & security, marine research, and environmental monitoring operations.

Customer satisfaction is our primary concern

We strive to provide our customers with the highest possible levels of product quality required to support fast and reliable survey performance. We keep focus on maintaining and expanding global leadership in our core business areas, and strive for excellence in technology, quality, and customer service.

We are committed to efficient project handling and timely product delivery. Our customers benefit from a qualified staff for all activities pertaining to development, manufacture, sales, service, and installation support.

We are prepared to meet present and future customer requirements

RESON is recognized as a provider of uncompromising high quality solutions. Our ability to develop state-of the-art products is built on several years of experience and a team of degreed engineering specialists.

More than 25% of our staff is allocated to R&D projects, covering technologies such as acoustic and finite element transducer modeling, signal processing, software and electronics.