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Strategic Investment in Geospace Data Acquistion Technology Expands Geophysical Capabilities
Geospace Technologies Corporation today announced a sales contract with largest Canadian engineering firm, who will purchase a twenty-level Optoseis Insight system for approximately $2 million. Delivery of the Insight, a fiber optic, high temperature downhole tool,...
Support Faraday’s Rapid Seismic Fleet Expansion with 4,000-Node Pioneer Order
Repeat Purchase Advances Faraday’s Plan to Build a 40,000-Node Fleet by 2028 HOUSTON, Texas — August 18, 2026 — Geospace Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: GEOS) today announced the delivery of 4,000 Pioneer land seismic acquisition nodes to Faraday Geophysics, an...
Reports Third Quarter and Nine-Months 2026 Results
U.S. Navy Awards the Company $10.8 Million Contract Geospace Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: GEOS) (“the “Company") today announced results for its third quarter ended June 30, 2026. For the three-months ended June 30, 2026, Geospace reported revenue of $15.8...
Subsidiary Quantum Lands $10.8 Million Sole Source Federal Contract with US Navy
Geospace Technologies (NASDAQ: GEOS) today announced that its subsidiary Quantum Technology Sciences secured a firm-fixed-price contract with the U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division, Crane, Indiana. The contract is a Small Business Innovative Research...
Schedules Third Quarter 2026 Earnings Call
Geospace Technologies (NASDAQ: GEOS) today announced that it will release third quarter 2026 financial results on Thursday, August 6, 2026 after the market closes. In conjunction with the release, Geospace has scheduled a conference call for Friday, August 7, 2026 at...
Launches Hydroconn® Series V Connector
OEM-Agnostic AMI connectivity platform expands flexibility for utilities after more than 40 million Hydroconn connectors deployed across North America. Geospace Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: GEOS) (“the “Company") today announced the launch of the Hydroconn®...
Your AMI Connector Should Give You More Choices, Not Fewer
Build the System You Need. Keep the Flexibility to Change It. Water utilities rarely operate with one generation of equipment from one manufacturer. Meters are replaced. Endpoints are upgraded. New radios are introduced. Existing equipment may remain in service for...
Beyond Billing: Why Water Submetering Improves Property Operations
Water submetering is often discussed as a billing tool. And that's an important part of its value. Instead of absorbing the entire property's water expense or allocating costs using estimates, property owners can use individual consumption data to support more...
How to Prevent Water Damage in Apartment Buildings: A Modern Approach
Water damage can be difficult to prevent in apartment buildings because property teams aren't managing a single plumbing system—they're managing water across dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of individual units. Every apartment adds fixtures, supply lines,...
The Four Hidden Costs of Indoor Water Damage
The Most Expensive Part of Water Damage Usually Isn't the Leak When a plumbing failure occurs, the first question is usually: “How much will it cost to fix?” It’s a reasonable question—but often the wrong one. The cost of replacing a pipe, repairing drywall, or...
ROI of Smart Valves Goes Beyond the Truck Roll
When water utilities consider smart valves, the return on investment often starts with a simple calculation: How much does it cost to send a crew into the field? That is a good place to start. Every avoided truck roll can save labor, fuel, vehicle costs,...
Why Water Damage Is Becoming a Business Risk for Commercial Real Estate
Water Management Is Entering a New Era Commercial real estate has become significantly smarter over the past decade. Building automation systems optimize HVAC performance. Access control systems improve security. Smart lighting reduces energy consumption. Property...
How Quickly Can a Smart Water Valve Pay for Itself?
For many water utilities, the first question about smart valves is not how the technology works. It is much simpler: How do we justify the investment? The answer starts with understanding what utilities are already spending to manage service connections. When the full...
Beyond Smart Metering: Why Operational Control Is the Next Step for Utilities
Why Operational Control Is the Next Step for Utilities For the past decade, water utilities have invested heavily in Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), giving them unprecedented visibility into their distribution systems. Utilities can now identify leaks more...
Why Utilities Should Evaluate AMI Connectors as Part of Their Infrastructure Strategy
When utilities evaluate Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) projects, most of the attention is focused on selecting meters, endpoints, and software platforms. These decisions are critical, but there is another component that often receives far less consideration:...
Experience the Future of Smart Water Infrastructure at ACE26
See Geospace Smart Water Solutions at AWWA ACE26 Booth 2726 The water industry continues to evolve as utilities seek practical ways to improve operational efficiency, enhance customer service, and make better use of limited resources. At AWWA ACE26 in Washington,...
Building a Layered Vehicle Inspection Strategy Without Overbuilding the Checkpoint
Building a Layered Vehicle Inspection Strategy Without Overbuilding the Checkpoint Vehicle inspection rarely comes down to a single security technology. A visual inspection can identify one type of concern, an under-vehicle camera another, a canine team another, and...
Vehicle Inspection System Cost
Does Every Security Upgrade Need to Be a Capital Project? Improving vehicle security can quickly become a major undertaking. Large-scale inspection systems may require significant equipment investment, construction, power, site modifications, technology integration,...
Start With the Threat, Not the Technology
Choosing the Right Vehicle Inspection Method When organizations look to improve vehicle security, the conversation can quickly become focused on technology. Should we install an X-ray system? Do we need under-vehicle cameras? Should we use canine teams? Would another...
Design for Manufacturability (DFM): How Early Engineering Decisions Improve PCB Assembly Success
Great Products Start Long Before Production Begins When an electronic product reaches the manufacturing floor, many of its most important decisions have already been made. Component placement, board layout, material selection, testing requirements, and assembly...
Beyond X-Ray
Understanding the Full Non-Intrusive Inspection Toolbox When government agencies consider non-intrusive vehicle inspection, X-ray systems are often among the first technologies that come to mind. Large-scale X-ray systems give security personnel the ability to examine...
Technology’s Role in Modern Vehicle Screening
How layered vehicle inspection strategies improve security without relying on a single tool. Correctional facilities face an increasingly difficult security challenge. Vehicle inspections must identify potential threats while keeping employees, contractors, vendors,...
Balancing Security and Throughput at Correctional Vehicle Checkpoints
Vehicle inspections are one of the most critical security functions performed at a correctional facility. Every employee, contractor, vendor, service provider, and delivery vehicle entering or leaving secure grounds represents an opportunity to verify authorization,...
Layered Security Starts at the Vehicle Gate
Understanding the role of the sally port in modern correctional security When people think about correctional security, they often picture perimeter fences, surveillance cameras, or secure housing units. While each plays an important role, one of the most critical...
Why OEMs Are Re-Evaluating Their PCBA Manufacturing Strategy
It’s No Longer Just About Cost For years, printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) decisions were largely driven by one factor: cost. Many original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) relied on overseas electronics manufacturing to reduce production expenses, often accepting...
Five Challenges Every Correctional Facility Faces During Vehicle Inspections
Top Five Vehicle Inspection Hurdles Vehicle inspections are one of the most important security procedures performed at correctional facilities. Every employee, contractor, vendor, visitor, and delivery vehicle passing through a secure perimeter represents an...
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