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Digital Surf

Digital Surf is a French software company formed in 1989 mainly known for its Mountains software, that is offered as embedded or optional OEM surface analysis software by the majority of profilometer and microscope manufacturers.

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Founded
1989
Industry
Computer software, Research and Development
Headquarters
Besançon, France
Key people
Christophe Mignot, (CEO) François Blateyron (COO)
Number of employees
43
Products
MountainsMap

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Digital Surf

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples75
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
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Digital Surf

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related to history · 35
Digital Surf → Anton Paar, As, Besançon, Bruker, Confovis, Danish, France, Hitachi, Hommel-Etamic, Image Metrology, In, ISO, Jenoptik, Jenoptik Group, JEOL, Keysight, KLA-Tencor, Leica, Macintosh II, Mitaka Kohki
related to External links · 21
Digital Surf → ASME B46, Blateyron, Boston, Calculating, Filtration Techniques, International Conference, ISO, Japan Society, JSPE, March, Mountains Map, MRS, New, New Filtration Techniques Symposium, Parameters, Precision Machining, QualityMag, Roughness Analysis, Software, Surface Metrology
related to Products · 8
Digital Surf → Image MetrologyMountainsLab, Mountains SPM, MountainsMap, MountainsSEM, MountainsSPIP, Profilometers, SPIP, The Mountains
Founded · 1
Digital Surf → 1989
Headquarters · 1
Digital Surf → Besançon, France
Industry · 1
Digital Surf → Computer software, Research and Development
Key people · 1
Digital Surf → Christophe Mignot, (CEO) François Blateyron (COO)
Number of employees · 1
Digital Surf → 43
Products · 1
Digital Surf → MountainsMap
Revenue · 1
Digital Surf → €4.3 million (2017)

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mountains digital surf software analysis 3d surface company manufacturers metrology products blateyron new parameters offered optional oem profilometers mountainsmap profilometer

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Digital SurfFounded19891.00infobox
Digital SurfHeadquartersBesançon, France1.00infobox
Digital SurfIndustryComputer software, Research and Development1.00infobox
Digital SurfKey peopleChristophe Mignot, (CEO) François Blateyron (COO)1.00infobox
Digital SurfNumber of employees431.00infobox
Digital SurfProductsMountainsMap1.00infobox
Digital SurfRevenue€4.3 million (2017)1.00infobox
Digital SurfSubsidiariesImage Metrology A/S1.00infobox
Digital SurfTypePrivate company1.00infobox
Digital SurfWebsitewww.digitalsurf.com1.00infobox
Digital Surfis aFrench software company formed in 1989 mainly known for its Mountains software0.90text
Digital Surfrelated to External linksBlateyron0.60section

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