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MIND Technology Sells Klein Marine Systems

suite. Through our Collaboration Agreement, we plan to continue the development of Spectral Ai for side scan sonar operations, and we expect this to deliver us growing and recurring royalty income. Additionally, we intend to expand Spectral Ai to other applications and potentially provide other software development services to General Oceans."In addition to traditional energy-related opportunities, we are seeing new alternative energy applications for our Seamap technologies, including offshore windfarms and other green energy projects. We also see growing opportunities to provide seismic streamer

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EIVA's Cloud-Based Thin Client Simplifies Sharing and Viewing of Project Data

viewing DTMs, 3D models, and point clouds from any angle, observation logs with synchronized images and more," EIVA said."EIVA’s server provides powerful 3D model rendering for high-quality visualizations no matter how large the data set," the company added.Ole Kristensen, VP Software Development, EIVA said: "We have observed that the size of data sets collected by NaviSuite users during surveys and inspections (manned vessels, USV, ROV, AUV, etc) is rapidly increasing due to technological advancements in sensors, automation, and data fusion. Observations made in

Dr. Frank Niemeyer was named Head of Research and Development at Subsea Europe Services. Image courtesy Subsea Europe Services

Subsea Europe Services Appoints Niemeyer to Head R&D

simplify the acquisition of marine data by leveraging new integrated, autonomous and digital technologies.Following Dr. Niemeyer’s appointment as Head of Research And Development in January 2023, Subsea Europe Services plans to grow the department further with new data science, mechatronics, software development and platform management roles to ensure cross-discipline in-house expertise informs the development of truly autonomous survey platforms and new Data-as-a-Service workflows, which can significantly reduce cost and provide Cloud-access to high-quality marine data.Offshore Technology Campus

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Marine Robotics Tech Firm GreenSea Systems Starts Off 2023 with Key New Hires

technology company Greensea Systems on Thursday shared its latest additions to the team, and its implementation of a more agile delivery methodology for its Program Management (PM) team, led by Laura Krahn.Krahn joined Greensea in 2022 with her experience of building an agile team to lead the software development life cycle and advance technology development."My vision is that Greensea’s PM team must function as a team. Everyone comes with his/her own set of skills, and we need to work together to bridge gaps and provide support to each other across all of our various initiatives, in order

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Teledyne Acquires ChartWorld International

planning, as well as onshore software for fleet monitoring and risk assessment.ChartWorld affiliate SevenCs has a long history in the development of standards regarding electronic maritime chart display. Today, SevenCs continues to provide ENC production and distribution software, as well as software development kits for the display of electronic nautical charts in accordance with maritime standards to other navigation system OEMs.“ChartWorld’s maritime navigation software and hardware tools bridge a product and technology gap between our Teledyne Marine and Raymarine businesses,&rdquo

Greensea Systems hired  Laura Krahn as Director of Programs. Photo courtesy Greensea

Greensea Appoints Krahn as Director of Programs

Greensea Systems hired  Laura Krahn as Director of Programs, a newly created position.Prior to joining Greensea, Krahn worked in Software Development, IT Management, and as a Senior Consultant. As Director of Programs, Krahn will lead Greensea’s team of Program Managers and will ultimately be responsible for the overall success of each program and product.

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Anduril to Build Extra Large AUVs for Royal Australian Navy

the XL-AUVs in Australia. For this, the company has promised to recruit, build and retain a highly skilled workforce. "To support the design, development and manufacturing of the program Anduril plans to hire dozens of employees in high skilled roles including maritime engineering, software development, advanced manufacturing, robotics, propulsion design, mission operations and more. In addition, Anduril will actively partner with other Australian SMEs and the research and technology communities to source nearly all elements of the supply chain for the program," Anduril said.&ldquo

Arctic Rays to Relocate Its Headquarters

in 2005, the Florida location has continued to expand and moving the company’s headquarters there has always been part of our long-term strategic expansion plans,” said Dirk Fieberg, CFO and co-founder. “Most of our R&D, electronics manufacturing, prototype development and software development is performed at the Florida facility, and is where our pressure testing chamber is located.”Arctic Rays, which primarily designs and manufactures deep-sea lighting and imaging products for use on AUVs, ROVs and manned submersibles, said the move is expected to be completed by the end

Greensea hired Greg Horton as Senior Robotics Engineer to lead engineering associated with SafeC2, Greensea’s long-range command and control capability. Photo courtesy Greensea

Horton Joins Greensea

where he spent the last seven years working on the REMUS AUVs. His strong knowledge of the industry and marine robotics systems made him an excellent candidate for his new position at Greensea. Greg has an electrical engineering degree from the University of Rhode Island and a history in robotic software development.“There are a lot of mechanical-electrical components and mission constraints associated with the SafeC2 capability. The system allows operators anywhere in the world to run highly integrated ROVs and robotic systems from Unmanned Surface Vessels. Greg’s understanding of the military&rsq

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