Cutting the ribbon at the new Ombra offices located at 19 Market St. was Michael Fieldson, president and founder of the firm. He is surrounded by representatives from the Potsdam Chamber of Commerce and Clarkson University, local government officials, and company representatives. The firm, with close ties to Clarkson University, develops a wide range of technology solutions for the Department of Defense and other contracts. Ombra photo.
BY ADAM ATKINSON
North Country This Week
POTSDAM — A technology company with Department of Defense contracts and ties to Clarkson University has opened offices in Potsdam.
State and village officials, along with representatives from the Potsdam Chamber of Commerce and Clarkson University, joined representatives from the firm Ombra at an official ribbon cutting ceremony at their new offices at 19 Market St. recently.
The firm, which maintains its headquarters offices in Tampa, Fla., develops technology products in the areas of biometrics, space technologies, AI, machine learning, power and energy, chemical detection, undersea and more.
“Ombra’s tagline is everything between underwater adhesives and space,” Ombra president and founder Michael Fieldson told North Country This Week. “Our engineers have led or supported product development across this vast spectrum with a focus on biometrics, space technology, artificial intelligence and machine learning, power and energy and undersea technology. We also have achieved success in Chemical Engineering through our Chemical Detection Testing Technology (CDTT), and Advanced Water Testing Technology (AWTT). CDTT was delivered to the Air Force this month to finalize our contract and bring new technology to the battlefield.”
The company has secured several prime and subcontracts with the U.S. Department of Defense, but are not limited to military contract work.
“Ombra is very flexible in terms of our technological capabilities and is supported by a team of diverse engineers…
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