Exhibitors

R.M. Young Company

Stand: K76
  • | Meteorological technology services
  • | Environmental monitoring services
  • | Meteorological data services
  • | Full sensor systems & integrated solutions
  • | Atmospheric sensors
  • | Lidar & wind profiling systems
  • | Air quality monitoring systems
  • | Climate monitoring & climate risk solutions
  • | Marine & offshore meteorology solutions
  • | Agriculture meteorology solutions
  • | Transport & road weather solutions
  • | Defence & security meteorology solutions
  • | Remote sensing technologies
R.M. Young Company
Founded in 1964, R.M. Young Company specializes in the development and manufacture of professional meteorological instruments renowned for their durability and reliability. Their precision weather instruments have earned global acclaim, underpinned by exceptional customer support and over six decades of innovation and expertise in meteorology. From the highest mountains to the deepest seas, R.M. Young Company is the trusted source for accurate and dependable weather data.

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R.M. Young Company
2801 Aero-Park Drive
Traverse City
MI
49686
United States
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Products

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  • The SNOdar is a highly accurate, reliable snow depth sensor designed to deliver real-time data—even in the middle of a snowstorm. Its mobile app makes setup effortless, and its built-in data logger, u ...
  • YOUNG’s new ResponseONE-Pro Weather Transmitter replaces the discontinued 92000/92500 ResponseONE models. Combining four essential meteorological measurements into one compact instrument, ResponseONE- ...
  • The YOUNG Model 86000 2D Ultrasonic Anemometer offers high performance and low power consumption in a compact size. It is ideal for the most demanding wind sensing applications.

Videos

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  • We are so excited to announce that SNOdar, the lidar-based snow depth sensor, has been completely re-engineered. We listened to your feedback and incorporated it into our engineering decisions to ensu ...
  • Want to build a professional weather station but not sure where to start? In this video, we’ll walk you through the essential sensors you need—like anemometers, barometers, and temperature probes—alon ...
  • Dr. Baker Perry, Professor, Climatologist, and National Geographic Explorer, discusses what it takes to study weather and climate in some of the most extreme environments on Earth.

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