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The AIMS-led project is investigating whether playing the grunts, hoots, clicks and pops of fish and invertebrates at degraded reefs will attract baby fish and help the coral reefs thrive again

From hundreds of miles above Earth, NASA’s PACE mission will study the changing climate through the impact of microscopic life in water and microscopic particles in the air

Overwatch Imaging’s smart sensors capture imagery across multiple spectral bands at once in a co-boresighted array with a dual-antenna GPS INS, enable kelp forest mapping from the air

Knight Optical has worked alongside leading names on progressions, alterations, and milestones in the world of subsea R&D, counterbalancing customs with progressive strategies

The Hawaiian Islands Fiber Link will be a carrier-neutral, open-access system with landing sites on multiple islands that will improve Hawaiʻi inter-island and regional connectivity

The latest addition to Teledyne Marine’s HydroPACT group introduces the next generation of pipe tracking specifically designed for smaller classes of ROVs, prioritizing size and payload weight

This technology from QYSEA reportedly marks the world's first technology applying AI for underwater robot diver tracking, serving as a crucial safety measure and reliable diving companion

Depro and VideoRay are deepening their partnership to integrate advanced subsea tools and portable ROVs, boosting efficiency and capabilities for global offshore operations

With OTH operational capability and enhanced by Greensea’s refined and modified software system, OPENSEA, EverClean showcases an leap forward in supervised reliable autonomy

Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition Round 4 is part of a £206m initiative focused on developing the technology necessary to decarbonise the UK domestic maritime sector

The pilot projects will show how Earth observation data and digital twinning can transform environmental science across areas like climate change, biodiversity and ecosystems, and more

Researchers synthesized bathymetric data from 31 multibeam sonar mapping surveys to classify, delineate, and quantify features of a 6.4 million acre area of cold-water coral mounds

The Dragon 12 is reportedly the world’s first utility-scale tidal dragon, a device that will convert energy from tidal-stream flows into electricity in Vestmanna, Faroe Islands

SPx Radar Trainer provides a modern simulation of a typical radar display, helping to ensure the safety of lives at sea by assisting in situations of restricted visibility, reducing collision risk

NBOSI’s sensors cater to the needs of autonomous underwater and surface ocean vehicles, serving a wide range of sectors including research, offshore operations, survey and defense

NORBIT Subsea’s state-of-the-art multibeam sonars, the WINGHEAD i77h and i79h, aim to provide industry-leading performance and accuracy in underwater mapping and navigation

The 21km cable has three instrumented repeaters at 6km spacings, each housing a seismometer, an accelerometer, and an externally mounted absolute pressure gauge and a temperature sensor

The EU project will develop and demonstrate three new SF6-free switchgear components, with SF6 being the most potent greenhouse gas, 24,300 times worse than CO2

The authors collated 484 individual satellite tracks of various species of turtles, whales, and whale sharks across an area encompassing more than 2.2 million sq. km of north-western Australia