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St. John's, Newfoundland – June 19, 2009 – Marport, a leading subsea acoustics technology company, announced today that its Software Defined Sonar® has been profiled in Marine Technology Reporter's Future Tech list.
 Marine Technology Reporter is the world’s largest audited circulation magazine to cover the marine technology market. It’s become a highly regarded industry publication and acts as a resource guide for companies, government agencies, research institutions and universities seeking product and service providers.
Marport's Software Defined Sonar (SDS) technology replaces conventional, hardware-centric sonar systems with one common platform composed of programmable components that are controlled by software. With SDS technology, a single hardware platform handles many different sonar functions – the platform is easily reconfigured to change its specific function as needed. The technology improves sonar functionality, enhances signal processing and substantially reduces costs - all while replacing racks of legacy sonar equipment.
Karl Kenny, Marport’s President and CEO, says; "We’re delighted that Marine Technology Reporter has profiled our Software Defined Sonar in their Future Tech edition. SDS serves a wide variety of legacy sonar applications and can support rapid development and deployment of novel sonar solutions."
The June 2009 edition of MTR can be accessed at: http://dwp.marinelink.com/pubs/nwm/mt/200906/
About Marport
Marport is a leading developer of Software Defined Sonar® technology - a disruptive hardware and software platform that enables broadband, multimode sonar products for underwater surveillance and communications. Marport designs and manufactures advanced acoustic solutions for commercial fisheries, underwater defence, offshore energy and ocean science. For more information, visit www.marport.com
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