Founded in late 2014 through a merger with Applied Sensor R&D Corporation, SenSanna is a specialist engineering company focused on sensing in places conventional systems cannot survive. Its team brings deep SAW expertise to custom projects for industrial and government customers, with applications ranging from subsea environments to space.
SenSanna, IncFounded in late 2014 through a merger with Applied Sensor R&D Corporation, SenSanna is a Maryland technology company known for developing wireless sensing solutions for customers whose equipment operates in severe conditions. Its engineers build custom systems around passive SAW technology for industrial and government applications, including environments ranging from subsea operations to space.HANOVER, MD
Spectron SensorsSince its founding in 1947 as Spectron Glass Laboratories, Spectron Sensors has built its identity around American-made sensor engineering in Long Island, New York. The company first produced neon signs before shifting to electrolytic tilt-sensor work for Sperry Gyroscope in 1948, then developing proprietary technology for demanding aerospace, military, and industrial applications. Its staff works directly with customers’ engineers on custom sensing solutions, including equipment designed for extreme environments.HAUPPAUGE, NY
Sentech, IncFounded in 1988 by an entrepreneurial couple, Sentech is a privately owned Pennsylvania manufacturer built around hands-on engineering and close customer relationships. It develops custom sensing solutions for demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial applications, manufacturing in the United States under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 Rev D quality systems.WILLOW GROVE, PA
Sensaras LLCFounded in 2013, Sensaras LLC designs and manufactures ultrasonic liquid-level sensor systems from Long Island, building on ultrasonic expertise that began in the region in the 1970s. The company develops customized sensors for demanding applications, including semiconductor chemical monitoring and military programs, and has earned multiple military contracts since 2014. Sensaras moved into a new facility in 2019 and powers its operation with solar panels that can also send electricity back to the grid.BOHEMIA, NY