Events

R-sensors took part in the exhibition at the 18-th Iranian Geophysical Conference. The conference was held at the Institute of Geophysics in Tehran, Iran. The aim of the conference is to exchange the latest scientific and technical achievements related to Earth and Space Physics. The conference is held in cooperation with universities and scientific centers, corporations and private organizations. 

R-sensors presented its seismic instruments at the shared booth together with Geoarmatech (Arman Fanavaran Zamin Co.), a partner company developing and selling seismic and geophysical equipment. Geoarmatech is an exclusive distributor of R-sensors’ products in Iran. 

R-sensors and Geoarmatech were Golden Sponsors of the conference.

R-sensors in cooperation with Teknik Destek Grubu, a Turkish partner company, participated in the 9-th congress of the Balkan Geophysical Society (BGS) that was held on 5-9 November 2017 in Xanadu Resort Belek, Antalya, Turkey. 

A digital broadband seismometer, high-resolution data logger and other seismic instruments were presented at the shared booth. The CME-6111 seismometer by R-sensors and the TESTBOX2010 data acquisition system by Teknik Destek Grubu were operating smoothly as one. Seismologists and geophysicists showed much interest in the products of the both companies. 

Teknik Destek Grubu is an exclusive distributor of R-sensors’ products in Turkey.

R-sensors' project for developing broadband seismic and acoustic sensors for marine seismic exploration was approved and got funding by Foundation for assistance of small industrial enterprises in the 'NTI-Development' program by the National Technology Initiative of Russia. 

The 2-year project implies two types of sensors to be developed – hydrophones and dual sensors (hydrophone + geophone).

A project for developing broadband seismic and acoustic sensors for marine seismic exploration was supported by the 'Marinet' working session of the National Technology Initiative on 28 February 2017 at Nizhny Novgorod city, Russia. 

The project will last for 2 years and implies the two types of sensors to be developed – hydrophones and combined sensors (hydrophone + geophone).

R-sensors' products were presented at the 'Scientific Instrumentation and its Prospects - 2016' exhibition which was held in Moscow, Russia, by The Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations of Russia. 

In the exposition of The Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth of Russian Academy of Sciences the autonomous seismic data logger module for Arctic exploration was presented. The system is based on one-component seismometer CME-4211v and a wireless data logger NDAS-8224.

The renewed seismic station Baykal-8 (BY-8) was pitched in India in several presentations. The keystone event was held in Geological Survey of India at the city of Jaipur. The presented equipment and its performance capabilities met sincere interest by our Indian colleagues. 

The other remarkable event was presentation of R-sensors' seismic equipment to the other respectable organisation - Central Water Commission of India in New Delhi.

As a result of successful implementation of 'IGEO' investment program, R-sensors prolonged the Venture Partner status of the Seed Fund of Russian Venture Company for the next 5 years. 

Since 2014 R-sensors has been providing a pre- and post-investment project support and interacting with RVC venture professionals.

R-sensors became a member of the 'Phystech XXI' innovation cluster and is planning to implement several promising projects in cooperation with other cluster's members. 

'Phystech XXI' is a MIPT-based project supported by the Moscow regional government and aims at creating a community of young specialists capable to make progress in technical innovations.

A paper by our colleagues named 'Low-noise Linear and Angular Motion Sensors for Vibration Monitoring' was presented in the 3-rd International Conference on 'Advances in Civil, Structural and Construction Engineering - CSCE 2015' organized by The Institute of Research Engineers and Doctors. The conference was held in Rome, Italy.

The achievements of R-sensors and the Center for Molecular Electronics of MIPT were presented at China High-Tech Fair 2015 (Shenzhen, China) at the booth of Ministry of Education and Science of Russia. The visitors were shown high-precision seismic sensors - geophones and а design of a wireless seismic station based on MET sensors and intended to be used in land-sea transition zones. The project's prospects presentation was conducted during the introduction of the booth to Deputy Minister of Science and Education of Russia Ms. Lyudmila Ogorodova. 

Wireless seismic stations for transition zones is a key part for oil&gas exploration at hard-to-reach and coastal territories.