New Marine Data Platform to Debut at Ocean Business 2025

Tritonia is set to unveil Hydrophis at Ocean Business, a next-generation marine data platform that revolutionizes underwater surveying with AI-powered insights, 3D photogrammetry, and seamless data integration By Joe Macey / 04 Apr 2025

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Tritonia is set to unveil Hydrophis, an advanced marine data platform, at Ocean Business 2025, on April 8.

Designed to enhance how organizations host, visualize, and analyze underwater survey data, Hydrophis brings a new level of clarity to seabed assessments and underwater asset inspections.

Hydrophis redefines marine surveying by seamlessly integrating multiple data types, including georeferenced 3D photogrammetry, AI-driven analysis, side-scan sonar, orthomosaics, and multibeam sonar data. This powerful combination provides users with an unparalleled view of the underwater world. Whether assessing seabed characteristics, inspecting offshore structures, monitoring environmental changes, or ensuring regulatory compliance, Hydrophis enables professionals to make faster, more informed decisions with unmatched precision.

Hydrophis Key Features & Benefits

  • Seamless Seabed Visualization: View high-resolution, georeferenced 3D photogrammetry for accurate underwater assessments.
  • Data Centralization: Integrate, analyze, and display all marine data within a single, customizable platform.
  • AI-Powered Insights: Automate species and object identification to enhance efficiency and improve decision-making.
  • Time-Based Change Detection: Compare photogrammetry models over time to detect seabed changes and assess infrastructure integrity instantly.
  • Collaborative & Customizable: Easily share data with teams, clients, and regulators while tailoring the platform to meet specific organizational needs.

Martin Sayer, Managing Director of Tritonia Scientific, said, “We developed Hydrophis to bridge the gap between data collection and clear insights, helping users focus on what’s important to them. By combining 3D photogrammetry, AI, and geospatial intelligence, Hydrophis empowers organisations to make faster, more informed decisions—whether for research, commercial applications, or environmental protection.”

By bringing together next-generation technology and intelligent automation, Hydrophis is seen to transform marine data management—delivering impressive accuracy, efficiency, and insight to the offshore industry.

Posted by Joe Macey Joseph Macey is a Content Specialist at Ocean Science & Technology, where he has focused on emerging marine technologies since joining in 2022. He brings particular expertise in autopilot systems, AUVs, and subsea imaging. A graduate of Falmouth University in Journalism, Joseph began his career in 2019 as a local reporter. His background in journalism not only hones his reporting skills but also strengthens his ability to conduct in-depth interviews, allowing him to provide authoritative insights on the latest industry trends. Connect

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