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Blue X wave energy converter (Credit: Mocean Energy)

Wave-Powered Subsea Project Completes 12-Month Offshore Test Campaign

as well as tremendous support from the oil majors, led us to extend the program to a full year. We now have increasing confidence in the reliability and the commercial potential of this system,” said Andy Martin, Chief Commercial Officer at Verlume.“In the subsequent months, all the technology providers will examine critical components for wear and tear against performance metrics defined both individually and as a fully integrated power and communications ecosystem.  A key part of this process will be assessing lessons learned and any future upgrades that may be required for a fully

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Astilleros Gondán to Build Low-emission Unmanned Surface Vessel for USV AS

solution can reduce CO2-emissions with more than 90 percent compared to a conventional offshore vessel when conducting subsea IMR operations.30 days without refuellingThe JV concept development for the USV began in 2018, and has been conducted in close collaboration with clients, Salt Ship Design, technology providers, and the relevant authorities to enhance the capabilities of the USV. Maritime Robotics will deliver the system that enables autoremote control and navigation for the USV.   The USV is 24 metres long and 7.5 metres wide. A hybrid diesel-electric propulsion system, which also includes

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Subsea 7 Takes Majority Stake in Floating Wind Tech Player

of regional, national and international partners. It will benefit from the support of Subsea 7 in various upcoming bids with key clients in the floating wind industry. While actively supporting the further development of the Nautilus concept, Subsea 7 will also continue to engage with other technology providers to support client, regional or supply chain specificities.John Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Subsea 7, said, The agreement with Nautilus represents an exciting opportunity for Subsea 7 to further our involvement in the technology being developed for the floating wind market. Involvement

Jonathan Heastie, Reed Exhibitions

Voices: Jonathan Heastie, Reed Exhibitions

?Yes, it’s great to draw on half a century of expertise and heritage, and transplant the best bits of the world’s leading event in marine science and ocean technology into its San Diego-based sibling. The events are really very similar, offering an exceptional platform for the leading technology providers and industry leaders to showcase their solutions and latest learnings, all under one roof at one time.Like London, the most popular topics and technologies will include Unmanned Vehicles, Vessels and Robotics, Ocean Observation and Sensing technologies and Hydrography, Geophysics and Geotechnics

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Mapping the Future

members into GEBCO with an international diversity.What are the key elements of your role as project lead for the GEBCO-NF Alumni team’s entry to the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE?This is complicated technology and a complex project. Bringing together all the stakeholders, financial partners, technology providers and GEBCO Alumni volunteers was my primary challenge. There are several working groups and over 50 international individuals who work on this project. We all worked together cohesively towards a single goal for a successful Round 1 demonstration. My most important role was ensuring that communicati

NSRI: Project Director Sought

building greater links across the subsea sector, including with academia, resulting in increased subsea technology related research and deployment across the U.K.   Through its technology roadmaps, associated workshops and industry engagements, NSRI is marrying the industrial need with the technology providers and research capability across the U. K. This includes marine renewables and subsea mining as well as subsea oil and gas. It has also delivered an online matchmaker service which receives around 600 hits per month, and a series of high profile events that have achieved exposure among the end

The event in San Diego has grown from two events over two days to seven events over five days of BlueTech Week 2017 with a theme of “Smart Ocean, Smart Water.” (Photo: The Maritime Alliance)

What's New at BlueTech Week?

returns in 2017 with more presenting companies and more investors and channel partners expected. And finally, while TMA is best known for our ocean tech work, we are a cluster that covers both fresh and salt water. This year, for the first time, we are running multiple tracks for ocean and water technology providers and users – our member companies sell across both domains – including a dedicated water track with six panels. We will also have water clusters with us for the first time.    What makes BlueTech Week stand out from other conferences dedicated to the ocean science and

ThunderFish Alpha being delivered to Kraken's facility in Conception Bay South, Newfoundland (Photo: Kraken)

ThunderFish Alpha AUV Delivered to Kraken

. The recent shift in industry focus from AUVs being platform/hardware-centric to becoming sensor/software-centric is creating significant sector growth potential for cost-effective and autonomous platforms."   Emergence of Robotics as a Service "The general trend among many technology providers is a long-term migration away from selling products to selling services and this also holds true in underwater robotics. We believe that future development of underwater robotic intelligence will come in the form of providing high resolution seabed pixels by the hour via Robotics as a Service

VOSTA LMG Moves to Delft

to Delft in a few days. The move will bring the company closer to its customers, while ensuring continuity of operations and the excellence its customers have come to expect in terms of its product and service offerings. The new address, Olof Palmestraat 10 in Delft, houses a number of technology providers. “We’re pleased with this move to these modern, well-serviced premises”, says Managing Director Mr. Yuen. “It brings us closer to where the action is in terms of state-of-the-art technology—but also closer to our customers. In a word, it’s another step

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