Surrey Sensors.

Surrey Sensors Ltd is a sensor and measurement company in Guildford, Surrey, UK. It was incorporated in 2015 as a partnership between academics at the University of Surrey and private sector engineers. The company turns research from the university's experimental aerodynamics programme into products.

The company makes miniature pressure sensors, digital pitot probes, miniature cold wire thermometers and hot wire anemometers. It also makes seven hole probes, pressure scanners, a 24 channel rake and nano CTA arrays. The site says the products suit wind tunnels, unmanned aircraft and motorsport.

The site lists sectors including Formula 1 and motorsport, avionics, UAVs, healthcare, commercial agriculture and elite sport. For UAV avionics, the site says the air data probes measure speeds from 4 metres per second up to supersonic. It says its CMOS thermal probes work down to 10 mm per second.

The company designs and makes custom prototype sensor systems. It says it uses 3D printing and can turn these around in a short time. The site says it specialises in high precision, low cost and compact measurement systems and sensor packages.

The company's history starts with the University of Surrey's EnFlo Labs, set up in 1993. The measurement work was moved to Surrey Sensors Ltd in 2016. The site names Joe Braitch as managing director, Dr David Birch as director of research and Dr Paul Nathan as technical director.

The company can be reached at +44 (0)1483 236000. Its address is Headley House, Unit 13 Parklands, Railton Road, Guildford, GU2 9JX. The site has a product shop with a basket, a news page and a contact form for quote requests. The site says the company's technology was developed in the University of Surrey research laboratories. The site lists products by sector, including UAV avionics and motorsport instrumentation. The site also lists returns, refunds and exchanges policies.