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SubSea Craft has acquired a 40 percent stake in battery specialist LORILLION through a multi-million-pound investment to expand engineering capabilities, build a Midlands factory, and bolster UK defence supply chains

Two upcoming oceanographic research missions aboard the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer will deploy advanced mapping technologies and remotely operated vehicles to survey high-priority offshore critical mineral sites around American Samoa

Storm Technologies delivers secure, scalable IT infrastructure, cyber security, deployment and professional services for maritime organisations operating across vessels, ports, offices and offshore sites.

July's most-read stories highlighted autonomous technologies delivering actionable results across marine research, subsea inspection, maritime security, and environmental monitoring

Chelsea Technologies designs and manufactures advanced biological and chemical monitoring sensors and systems for accurate, reliable environmental monitoring across oceans, rivers, lakes and other aquatic environments

A six-week Greenland expedition will use autonomous marine vehicles, sensors and AI-enhanced modelling to investigate how glacial meltwater could affect North Atlantic circulation

GEOMAR and international research partners are combining ships, autonomous platforms and atmospheric measurements to investigate links between fine-scale ocean dynamics, climate and marine ecosystems

A fresh £4.4 million funding round will propel RAD's international expansion, accelerating the commercialisation of its open-architecture autonomous vessel systems and next-generation electric propulsion technologies

Schmidt Ocean Institute’s new AUV mapped nearly 147 square kilometers of Atlantic seafloor, helping scientists locate two previously unknown hydrothermal vent fields for investigation by ROV SuBastian

Students in Nova Scotia are gaining critical hands-on experience with SubC Imaging by deploying advanced subsea imaging systems during intensive offshore field training to prepare for careers across the ocean technology sector

Following a comprehensive structural overhaul and successful deep-water trials, WHOI's renowned human-occupied research vehicle Alvin has secured U.S. Navy recertification to resume scientific exploration at depths reaching 6,500 meters

The National Oceanography Centre introduces a non-destructive nanoscale analytical platform to isolate and study invisible marine plastic contaminants