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Last Fiscal Year Sales:$37.5M
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Sensors Unlimited, Inc. is now SUI, part of Goodrich Corporation. SUI was acquired by Goodrich Corporation on November 1, 2005. In sixteen years, SUI has become the world's leading manufacturer of indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) photodiodes, arrays and cameras for near-infrared (NIR) and shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging applications. Originally founded in 1991 as an advanced research and development company, the company quickly grew to become a major supplier of InGaAs technology, products, and shortwave IR imaging solutions. Now a member of the ISR Systems Division of Goodrich Corporation, the SUI facility features an ISO 9001: 2000 certified manufacturing plant occupying over 20,000 square feet and includes Class 100 clean rooms,and a III-V foundry with an MOCVD epitaxial growth wafer fab. Products built on our proprietary InGaAs platform are SWIR cameras, 1- and 2- dimensional focal plane arrays (FPAs), 10 Gb/s avalanche photodiodes (APDs), plus SUI has the resources to custom design structures and devices for a variety of customer requirements. Current deployments include laser tracking for weapons and communication systems, covert and fixed site surveillance, ground and air UV payloads, gimbal sensor assemblies, night vision and free space communications. Other applications for InGaAs technologies and imaging systems include near-infrared spectroscopy, security and surveillance, linescan inspection, process control, laser beam profiling, microscopy, art inspection...
Number of Employees 74
Contact Information
3490 Route 1 Bldg 12
Princeton, New Jersey 08540-5914
1 609 520 0610
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NAICS Code Engineering Services: 541330
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USA: SENSORS UNLIMITED AWARDED CONTRACT FOR HELMET-MOUNTED.
Sensors Unlimited Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Goodrich Corp., Princeton, N.J., was awarded on October 25, 2007, a $1,256,000 increment of a $5,724,055 cost plus fixed fee contract to develop extremely small, lightweight shortwave infrared imaging sensors on a chip for helmet-mounted and micro vehicle applications.Work...
Sensors Unlimited offers ultra-compact, light shortwave infrared camera for military applications.(NEW PRODUCTS)
Sensors Unlimited, a Goodrich company in Princeton, New Jersey, is introducing the KTX shortwave infrared SWIR camera for military applications, which measures 3.8 cubic inches and weighs 90 grams. The indium gallium arsenide InGaAs KTX camera offers wide dynamic range imaging in partial...
Sensors, Unlimited.(SPOTLIGHT on vision inspection & positioning equipment)
Sensors Unlimited, Goodrich Corp. (www.goodrich.com) has announced its shortwave infrared IR model SU320KTX-1.7 RT camera, the first member of the company's new KT Camera family. Originally developed for the United States Army's Soldier Mobility and Rifle Targeting System, the highly sensitive camera is now available for...
Sensors Unlimited.(ANNOUNCEMENTS)
Sensors Unlimited accepted an offer to merge with Goodrich Corporation.
Goodrich, a homeland security market supplier, acquired Sensors Unlimited
Goodrich, a homeland security market supplier, acquired Sensors Unlimited, a maker of short wave infrared sensors and infrared imaging systems, for $60 million in cash. Sensors Unlimited is forecasted to have 2005 sales of $19 million.
Sensors Unlimited awarded $4.5 million from DARPA's MTO group to develop high-resolution, dual-wavelength focal plane array
Sensors Unlimited Inc., global suppliers of shortwave infrared SWIR cameras based on indium gallium arsenide InGaAs technology, has been awarded a contract by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPA Microsystems Technology Office MTO to develop an unprecedented 1280X1024-pixel, dual-wavelength, visible and shortwave infrared focal plane array FPA. The uncooled,...
Sensors Unlimited Inc.(People on the move)
Gregory H. Olsen, chairman of the board of Sensors Unlimited Inc., Princeton, N.J., was named "Innovator of the Year 2005" by the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Finisar gains on minority interest sale in Sensors Unlimited
Sunnyvale, California-based Finisar Corporation, a technology supplier in Gigabit fiber-optic solutions for high-speed data networks, announced that it will recognize a gain of approximately $12 million on the sale of its minority interest in Sensors Unlimited pending the closing of the acquisition of Sensors Unlimited by Goodrich Corporation. Goodrich...
Finisar to Recognize Gain on Sale of Minority Interest in Sensors Unlimited
Finisar Corporation (NASDAQ: FNSR), a technology leader in gigabit fiber optic solutions for high-speed data networks, announced today that it will recognize a gain of approximately $12 million on the sale of its minority interest in Sensors Unlimited pending the closing of the acquisition of Sensors Unlimited by Goodrich Corporation.
Goodrich to Acquire Sensors Unlimited, Inc. -- Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) Technology Innovators.
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, September 6 /PRNewswire/ -- - Addition of SWIR aligns with existing Goodrich intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems Goodrich Corporation (NYSE: GR) announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Sensors Unlimited, Inc. The US$60 ...
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