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Ritter Designs takes pride in combining ecology with capable engineering. Our team collaborates with universities, agencies, and other institutions to provide proficient remote data sensing and collecting technologies catered toward each individual scientific goal. Ritter Designs has extensive experience in deep sea exploration, robotics engineering, and remote access interfaces.
Ritter Designs has proudly provided engineering solutions for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Yellowstone National Park, Montana State University, Utah State University, California White Shark Project, and Northwestern Energy.
Lower Missouri River, Montana at a remote satellite interface station site.
Eastern Montana prairie at a LoRa monitoring node site.
PROJECTS
REMOTE ACCESS INTERFACE
REMOTE ACCESS INTERFACE
SWIFT FOX GPS TAG NETWORK
SWIFT FOX GPS TAG NETWORK
MISSOURI RIVER SALMONID MOVEMENT
MISSOURI RIVER SALMONID MOVEMENT
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Washington | Montana
THE TEAM
CHRIS RITTER
Founder & Robotics Engineer
DAVID RITTER
Fisheries Advisor
Chris Ritter has 10 years of experience in design and engineering of underwater robotics and remote sensing. He holds a B.S. in Ocean Engineering and a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Virginia Tech. When not exploring the world's oceans or rivers of Montana, Chris spends his time fishing, skiing, diving, and hanging out with is wife and 2 dogs outside of Seattle, Washington.
David Ritter has 11 years of experience in fisheries science. He holds a B.S. in Fisheries Science from Virginia Tech and M.S. in Fish and Wildlife Management from Montana State University. David works as a fish biologist for the United States Geological Survey researching imperiled fish on the lower Yellowstone and. He lives in eastern Montana with his wife, 2 dogs, and revolving door of rescue animals.
12.5' Saturn Raft
ROV AVA
18' Hewescraft Jet
Trident Starfish SideScan
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