DeepSea Technologies, an Al-led maritime technology company and energy efficiency expert, has partnered with other entities in the field of AI to launch the Shifts Project. The international collaboration of academic and industrial researchers is dedicated to studying and solving problems associated with distributional shift for real-world impact.
Military personnel from various NATO allied and partner nations have participated in the Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping exercise using Maritime Uncrewed Systems 2022 (REPMUS-22). REPMUS-22, which commenced on September 12 and concluded September 22, was held in and around Troia Peninsula in Portugal.
SeaTrac Systems Inc. has delivered one of its SP-48 USVs to Princeton University for persistent monitoring of deep seafloor tectonic plate movement to better measure seafloor changes resulting from earthquakes.
Scientists from the University of Florida have made a large step towards restoring sea urchin populations. Sea urchins help reefs in that they play a critical role in maintaining the balance between coral and algae. For thousands of years, long-spined sea urchins helped keep reefs intact.
How navies can adapt and innovate to build resilience will be under scrutiny at this year’s International Naval Engineering Conference and Exhibition (INEC), which will run November 8 to 10. Organized by the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (IMarEST), INEC will also incorporate the International Ship Control Systems Symposium (iSCSS).
Sea-Changers is accepting applications for grants to fund marine conservation by U.K.-based charities and nonprofits.
Up to six winners may be selected for a total of $40,000 in prize money to use BOEM data to better understand the effectiveness of current relocation trawling methods for protecting sea turtles during offshore dredging operations.
EIMR is a virtual conference that will explore the interactions of marine renewable energy technologies with the environment.
The World Ocean Tech and Innovation Summit will take place October 4 to 5 in Halifax, Canada.
Elpi Petraki, president of WISTA Hellas, makes a case for how to future-proof the shipping industry.
