COVE marks its one-year anniversary of operation with the addition of Dartmouth Ocean Technologies Inc. (DOT), the 58th company to join the facility.

DOT is focused on delivering ocean sensor platforms to the world market, such as the family of towed stable depressors called the “D Wings” that are available in a variety of sizes and can be outfitted with sensors for a diverse range of applications. Other platforms will be added in the future and may include towed hydrographic mapping systems, towed camera systems, autonomous vertical profilers and voluntary observation ship instrumentation systems.

COVE will be open to the public on Saturday, November 16, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 27 Parker Street in Dartmouth. 

Current tenants at COVE include:

Allswater

Applied Acoustics

BDO

Centre for Marine Applied Research (CMAR)

Dalhousie University

Dartmouth Ocean Technologies Inc. (DOT)

Dominion Diving Ltd.

Enginuity Inc.

ESL/J-Squared

Genoa Design

Halifax Port Authority

Hawboldt Inc.

IBM Canada

International Submarine Engineering Ltd. (ISE)

Kraken Robotic Systems Inc.

Kongsberg Robotics

Leeway Marine

Lengkeek Vessel Engineering

Lloyd’s Register

Lockheed Martin Canada Inc.

MacArtney Canada

MilAero Marine

NOVACAD Systems Inc.

Nova Graphene

NSBI

NSCC

Nova Scotia Boatbuilding Association (NSBA)

Ocean Infinity

Ocean Proof Technology

Ocean Technology Council of NS (OTCNS)

PanGeo Sub Sea

Pisces Research Project Management

Pleaides Robotics

Praxes Medical Group

Precise Design

Pro-Oceanus Systems Inc.

RBR Ltd.

Roddis Communications Inc.

Sensor Technology Ltd.

Stephen’s Solutions Associated

TeledyneCARIS

Turbulent Research

Ulnooweg Development Group Ltd.

Ultra-Electronics

Xeos Technologies

Acoubit

Ashored Innovations

BlueNode

The Lobster Trap Company

Marecomms

Marimetrics Technologies

Prosaris Solutions

Reel Data

SEDNA

Wittaya Aqua International

Rimot

Ocean Analytica

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