Kraken’s AquaPix® InSAS demonstrated the capability of generating high resolution imagery to ranges as distant as 200 metres from the sensor.
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View Full StoryA University of Georgia marine scientist will explore the edges of the Gulf Stream with the university’s first robotic submersible
View Full StoryThe Robocademy fellows will push the state-of-the-art in the area of robust, reliable and autonomous underwater robots.
View Full StoryScientists use satellites, underwater robot to study Atlantic sturgeon migrations
View Full StoryThe Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Control Segment (UCS) software can be added to any unmanned system to enable it to communicate and work with any other. It will run on any type of platform or hardware, and it can overlay existing systems running on propriety software to make them work with any others.
View Full StoryThe Robocademy fellows will push the state-of-the-art in the area of robust, reliable and autonomous underwater robots.
View Full StoryThe Marlin System completed the first commercial autonomous subsea structure inspections in the Gulf of Mexico in the summer of 2012.
View Full StoryLast year the “Marlin” (pictured), a 10-foot long AUV developed recently by Lockheed Martin logged more than 62 hours of submerged operations, covering 72 miles of seabed.
View Full StoryThe company sees the new facility bringing significant savings in time and costs, whilst offering a unique opportunty to develop and trial underwater systems
View Full StoryThe WPT (Wireless Power Transfer) solution enables contactless recharging or powering of equipment in demanding offshore environments, avoiding wet mate/stab connections at depth and reducing electrical failure.
View Full StoryLiquid Robotics was honored for the creation of the world’s first wave powered autonomous ocean robot, powered solely by the planet’s endless supply of wave and solar energy.
View Full StoryDoctoral student researchers in several fields are collaborating to explore the possibilities of engineering, computer science and biology through the use of autonomous underwater vehicles.
View Full StoryA nano-technological cure under development proposed smearing a thin coating of nanospheres on either the anode or the separator layer to serve as a sub-microscopic fire brigade.
View Full StoryThe main objective of the mission was to fully assess capabilities of the mini-sub.
View Full StoryNUWC officials plan to release a formal request for quote (RFQ) to Hydroid around 1 May.
View Full StoryEarly warning system: USC Viterbi students deploy robots to help marine biologists better predict dangerous ocean activity before it becomes deadly.
View Full Story"Trident demonstrates the feasibility to attack the problem of intervention in the context of the search and retrieval of any object at an autonomous level regardless of this object.
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