Greensea IQ and VideoRay Partner to Enhance ROV User Experience
access to the most advanced remote undersea robotics platform available. This Agreement removes the blockages of day-to-day operations and allows us to focus on technology advancement and customer satisfaction while maintaining our collaborative position as a world leader in ROV solutions." said Ben Kinnaman, CEO, of Greensea IQ."With our long-standing partnership, this new deal ensures our capability to address the long-term software demands of our defense customers while harnessing emerging technological advancements to bolster our Mission Specialist capabilities. Ultimately, all our customers
Greensea IQ Searches for CFO
operations, providing strategic financial guidance, and ensuring the company's financial health and sustainability throughout the company’s growth trajectory.“We are looking for a visionary leader with a proven track record in financial management and strategic planning,” said Ben Kinnaman, CEO of Greensea IQ. “The CFO will be instrumental in guiding our company through its next phase of growth and ensuring our financial strategies align with our overall mission and values.”Interested candidates can click here to learn more about the position. This position is in Burlington
Ocean Robotics: Meet Greensea IQ
It was announced today that Greensea, Armach Robotics and Bayonet Ocean Vehicles have been consolidated into a single company: Greensea IQ.Ben Kinnaman founded Greensea Systems in 2006 to “develop an open architecture software environment that would help propel the industry into the coming era of autonomy and perception,” as well as intelligence data mining from the ocean using robotics, which is Greensea ubiquitous OpenSea platform: an open architecture software platform with a modular framework that is designed to enable quick and easy integration of robotic systems, delivering precision
Greensea Demonstrates Untethered ROV Operation at Sea
of the ROV over very low bandwidth and very high latency-sparse data connections by an operator using a tablet."Eliminating the tether, surface ship, and onsite operator from ROV operations presents the opportunity for the industry to realize a new era of working in the ocean”, states Ben Kinnaman, Greensea’s CEO. “In this concept, our reach into the ocean is infinite and presence persistent. This demonstration shows that it is possible, affordable, and enabling."In addition to VideoRay being the vehicle partner in this test, Greenea partnered with SeeByte, Inc. for the
Greensea Launches OPENSEA Edge
to deliver integrated edge processing and perception system integration to a traditional ROV.“I founded Greensea to develop technology that would improve the working relationship between operators and vehicles. OPENSEA Edge is the embodiment of that effort," said Greensea founder and CEO Ben Kinnaman. "OPENSEA Edge delivers an edge-processing solution for ocean vehicles with control, autonomy, perception, and sea-floor-to-over-the-horizon communications. With OPENSEA Edge, Greensea is leading the way towards subsea robot residency and extended reach."OPENSEA Edge uses parallel NVIDIA
Greensea Snags Award at Blue Innovation Symposium
Greensea Systems, Inc. won the Rising Tide Award as the ‘Industry Awardee’ during the Blue Innovation Symposium (BIS) held in Rhode Island this week. The award was presented to Greensea’s CEO Ben Kinnaman in acknowledgement of Greensea’s significant contributions to the blue economy through technology innovation, collaboration and leadership.Ben Kinnaman attended BIS to participate as a panelist during the discussion, Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), Commercializing Technologies. Greensea, under Kinnaman’s guidance, has been successful turning technology developed
Armach Robotics Promotes John Dunn to COO
of systems, processes and staff is set up to accommodate the rapid growth goals of the business, the company said.“I had the enviable opportunity, when I founded Armach, to select the All Stars I have met throughout my career as teammates. John was one of my first calls,” said Ben Kinnaman, Armach’s founder and CEO. “Armach is going to change the world and leave this place better for our next generation. John is an ideal leader to have in the C-Suite with me and Rob [Howard]. I am excited to make this promotion.”Dunn holds a BS in Marine Engineering from Massachusetts
Greensea, SeeByte Collaboration Fosters Ocean Robotics Innovation
now gets to benefit. "Thanks to defense funding, and our willingness to enter into partnerships such as the one here with SeeByte, OPENSEA products will accelerate the viability, reduce the risk and cost, and increase the uptake of subsea autonomy in the commercial marine sphere," said Ben Kinnaman, CEO, Greensea. “The more rapid development of capabilities such as tetherless, over-the-horizon operation, enhanced object recognition and mission-based AI will provide a huge boost in slower autonomy adopting industries, such as offshore energy and ocean science.”Over the last two
MTR100 Spotlight: Bayonet Ocean Vehicles
and in the surf zone environment. They cover commercial and military applications, including hydrographic, environmental and other surveys, coastal dredging support, and littoral warfare such as mine detection and clearance. The Bayonet Ocean Vehicles team is led by Greensea’s CEO and Founder, Ben Kinnaman and the Executive Team, and includes highly experienced industry veterans with years’ of experience in manufacturing and ocean robotics.Image courtesy Bayonet Ocean VehiclesThe product line of amphibious crawling robots includes three Bayonet vehicles; the Bayonet 150, Bayonet 250 and Bayonet
February 2024
