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NEOS and Lockheed Martin to Develop ‘New Generation’ Sensor

July 6, 2016

NEOS will develop a new generation gravity gradiometry sensor which will be 20 times more powerful than current technology to find oil, gas and minerals beneath the Earth’s surface."FTG Plus transforms what we can do and what we can see from the air," said Chairman of NEOS Jonathan Faiman, "Remote sensing is going to dominate the exploration market and with this sensor NEOS will have the most advanced in the world. It will enable us to image resources cleaner, quickerand at a lower cost to our customers.

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NEOS and Lockheed Martin to Develop ‘New Generation’ Sensor