Full-time. Cambridge UK. pH is a key environmental parameter. Testing pH is the number one chemical measurement taken in most water-related industries. At ANB Sensors, a UK-based startup, we have developed two innovative pH measurement technologies. Our smart, affordable, and Read more…
The first quarter of the year has been fast-paced, coping with the reduction of on-site staff due to the Covid pandemic, delivering our first S1100’s to customers across the globe, and building out our sales team whilst continually pushing the Read more…
Following two years of development funded by Innovate UK and EU H2020, our ocean based pH sensors were launched in December at OI Connect 2020! Download the December Newsletter below:
SENIOR SALES MANAGER Part-timeCambridge, UK Testing pH is the number one chemical measurement taken in most water related industries. At ANB Sensors, a UK-based startup, we have developed two innovative pH measurement technologies. Our smart, affordable and self-calibrating sensors are Read more…
Cambridge UK based ANB Sensors secures a sizeable, oversubscribed investment round to enable commercialisation of their novel calibration-free pH measuring technologies ANB Sensors, a UK company which develops smart, affordable, self-calibrating pH sensing technologies, announced today that it has completed its Read more…
What is hydroponic farming? Hydroponics refers to an innovative method of growing plants without soil, which is being used progressively more in agriculture to fulfil the demand for an increase in food production due to a rapidly growing population. The Read more…
Commercialisation Officer Since the beginning of the industrial revolution the ocean has become increasingly more acidic due to uptake of atmospheric CO2. Highly spatial and temporal monitoring of pH is becoming more and more important for ocean health. pH is Read more…
Oxford University Innovation licenses pH sensing technology to ANB Sensors. A novel carbon-based electrode, which is electrochemically optimised to perform pH measurements over a wide range, is the subject of a new licensing deal between Oxford University Innovation (OUI), the Read more…
