
Company
Amidon Heavy Industries
- Robotics
- Industrials
Description
Inspects subsea oil + gas infrastructure with autonomous underwater vehicles. Targets the offshore energy + defense markets. Houston-based.
Amidon Heavy Industries is located in the El Segundo ecosystem.
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