Published in Marine Technology Magazine Cover Oct 2013 - Subsea Defense

October 2013 issue of Marine Technology Reporter magazine

Shark Eye

Marine Technology Reporter

The Shark Eye was developed by Shark Marine to solve a common problem faced by many EOD / SAR teams, poor visibility.  The Shark Eye allows divers to see objects and conduct detailed visual inspections at arm’s reach even in turbid/dark water, eliminating the need for the diver to press their mask against what could be explosive or hazardous material.  The Shark Eye consists of a head mounted display, battery pack and a camera with hand held mount. It allows divers to perform visual inspections in areas that are hard to access without having to place their entire bodies inside.
www.sharkmarine.com

 

(As published in the October 2013 edition of Marine Technology Reporter - www.seadiscovery.com)

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