AUV sentry operating below the water surface. Photo by Luis Lamar/ ©Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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The Latest Advancement in Deep Ocean Survey Vehicles — Teledyne Gavia’s SeaRaptor AUV
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Photo credit: GreenseaThe Edge of True Autonomy
OPENSEA Edge Is A Robot-Agnostic Edge Processing System For Vehicle-Based Autonomy, Perception, And Communications Based On The Open Architecture Of OPENSEA.
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Image courtesy VoyisRacing to the Bottom: Seabed Warfare Brings Threats, Opportunities
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SBG Systems and MacArtney GermanyHow to Choose the Best Inertial Solution for your Application and Accuracy Needs
All kinds of surveying, and more generally, oceanography and hydrography, need an inertial sensor. These solutions range from MRU to high-end INS/GNSS, and their selection shouldn’t be taken lightly. It is crucial to select the right sensor depending on the type of application and its needs.
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Image courtesy HIIInterview: Duane Fotheringham, President of Mission Technologies’ Unmanned Systems business, HII
HII recently debuted the REMUS 620 Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV). MTR caught up with Duane Fotheringham for furthers insights on the soft and hardware behind the new development.
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Photo by Luis Lamar/ © Woods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionSubmersible Technology Advances at Speed at WHOI
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is legendary for its subsea exploration and discovery. Central to its work are its fleet of crewed and uncrewed submersibles, and technological evolution is central to its missions. Andy Bowen, anocean engineer and director of the National Deep Submergence Lab, and Bruce Strickrott, an Alvin Pilot, discuss the WHOI fleet.
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Photo Credit: HydromeaModular LUMA™ nodes enable high-bandwidth “WiFi” communication underwater
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Photos from UTECA New Uncrewed Platform for Offshore Wind
Survey, positioning and data management firm UTEC, part of the Acteon Group, is targeting the offshore wind survey and inspection market with a new uncrewed surface vessel (USV).
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Photo Credit: Silicon SensingA new generation in motion sensing for autonomous subsea vehicles
How AUV’s are evolving and how the next generation of inertial technology will help transform performance.
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Photo courtesy MinestoSubsea Vehicle Technology