AIMS Researchers Prepare for Great Barrier Reef Coral Spawning
AIMS scientists are employing advanced methods to study the annual mass coral spawning on the Great Barrier Reef, focusing on ways to enhance coral resilience and reef restoration
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AIMS scientists are employing advanced methods to study the annual mass coral spawning on the Great Barrier Reef, focusing on ways to enhance coral resilience and reef restoration
Charles River Analytics has been showcasing it’s AI autonomous lookout technologies on OST, highlighting its ability to deliver advanced maritime situational awareness capabilities
A Mini Vibrocorer system has been commissioned by OSIL for Sweco in Sweden, providing an innovative solution for sediment sampling in diverse marine environments
Deep Trekker and UCO’s new partnership aims to continue reducing the need for manual diving, improving worker safety, enhancing overall operational efficiency, and beyond
AquaVolt Solutions is working with one of Malaysia’s largest solar power initiatives, providing floating solar technology to improve energy generation efficiency in the region
AML Oceanographic’s MVP200 Moving Vessel Profiler has been selected for the Swedish research vessel RV Svea to support continuous real-time collection of CTD, dissolved oxygen, and chlorophyll A data during environmental monitoring missions in the Baltic Sea
Robosys Automation will attend MASS @ Moorgate on Thursday 31 October 2024 in London, discussing the challenges, solutions, and opportunities of the maritime autonomous sector
Inertial Labs’ KERNEL-201 miniature MEMS sensor-based IMU is ideal for applications like pointing, stabilization, and navigation in systems where performance and size matter
The Pre-Fit solution will be of particular interest to vessels under construction for the global trade in ammonia, which will also be capable of transporting LPG
OST has been showcasing ELWAVE’s innovative subsea imaging sensors, highlighting the company’s recent achievements and their unique biomimetic electric sensing technology
The 2024 MAE Innovators Awards have honored Neousys’ SEMIL-2000GC waterproof GPU computer, built to ensure reliable performance in harsh maritime environments
BioSonics has unveiled the DTZ Explore, a compact, low-power, split beam sonar system, providing the most scientifically defensible data possible on a wide range of organisms
AML Oceanographic's new X2•Series model integrates an additional connector to support simultaneous real-time communication and internal data logging
The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) is deploying new sensors at its ReefWorks test range, delivering live data on ocean conditions, vessels, and marine life
Inyanga Marine Energy Group has successfully completed hydrodynamic testing of the Passive Pitch Unit for its HydroWing technology, validating its ability to automatically regulate pitch using a self-adjusting system
Strategically located Amsterdam facility aims to slash lead times and logistical hurdles for European clients requiring expert sensor maintenance
Deep Trekker’s new ROV GPS provides accurate surface-based navigation, ensuring reliable positional tracking in real-time and integrating seamlessly with existing ROV models
MostaTech has been showcasing it’s ultra-low-SWaP FOG technologies on OST, highlighting its ability to deliver advanced navigation, platform stabilization, and control capabilities
HIEROPHANT, a solution which facilitates the seamless integration of autonomous systems in existing military structures, is set to be developed by Charles River Analytics