Trial will help firm develop device for other parts of the world
A Manx technology company has placed a water temperature measure on a DOI buoy in Port Erin Bay.
The trial will help Braddan based firm develop the device for use in other parts of the world.
Joe Hughes, CEO of Manx Technology Group, says they are always looking to develop new devices:
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