Katharina Kreitz & Paul Crowhurst

About Katharina Kreitz & Paul Crowhurst

Katharina Kreitz studied mechanical engineering at the Technical University of Munich with a specialization in aeronautics and astronautics. Following successful graduation, she decided to become a MBA fellow of the Collège des Ingénieurs, Paris, taking the opportunity to develop her business and managerial skills. As integral part of this program, Katharina worked as a Junior Consultant and Project Manager in the risk management of Lufthansa Technik in Hamburg. While employed by NASA, Airbus, and BMW in the field of flow analysis, she was responsible for working with conventional measurement systems. Issues with fragility, software, service, poor temperature capability and lack of customization have led Katharina, together with her joint founders, developing unique flow probe manufacturing capability using the latest Additive Manufacturing techniques. This
leads to a more refined, high resolution measurement capability and knowledge of flow fields in areas of interest and revolutionize the measurement market.
Paul Crowhurst is a long-standing member of the high-end metrology field with a career over 30 years in instrumentation sales and sales management. Following a successful career with some of the most recognisable names in pressure measurement, Paul jointly found Calibration Dynamics Ltd which quickly grew as a market leader in pressure and temperature calibration and the provision of automated test systems and fluid dynamics measurement instruments. Calibration Dynamics was sold in 2011 to a German multi-national and in 2016 Paul founded Evolution Measurement as a leading provider of fluid dynamics measurement solutions.
With key market input, Evolution Measurement has developed and launched its EvoScann® range of unique scanners that, when used in conjunction with Vectoflow''s flow probes can provide ultra-high resolution measurement and analysis of flow fields, particularly when considered for automotive and flight test applications.