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Connecting the Dots: From Remote Operations to Full Autonomy

said.Sign up for the Harvest Technology Group WebinarTitle: Challenges & Opportunities of Remote OperationsWhen: October 17, 2023Why: Damiain Brown and Adam Ford take a deeper dive into how offshore, subsea, and maritime companies can tangibly increase productivity and cut costs by leveraging existing technology.Sign up here.Harvest Technology Group at a GlanceHQ: Perth, AustraliaPresident/CEO: Paul GuilfoyleNumber of employees: 43Website: https://harvest.technology/Key Technology: Harvest’s proprietary Nodestream technology is pivotal to businesses looking to digitalization as a way to increase

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NOC Partners with Ploughshare

transfer services to NOC. This partnership will see Ploughshare supporting NOC Innovations with capability and capacity to discover, liberate, and scale NOC’s intellectual property into multiple industries, by helping them to create licensing and spin-off products based on both novel and existing technology.NOC Innovations team supports and advances marine innovation for the benefit of both scientific and commercial industries by researching challenges such as blue carbon, carbon capture, and storage, reaching Net Zero and energy transition. NOC has specialist engineering and testing facilities

Simon Graham, Senior Engineer (L) and Jack McCusker, Project Manager. Credit: Mike Smith Photography.

UK Subsea Robotics Firm SMD Sets Sights on Exceeding £100m Turnover in Five Years

;s been over three years in the making and we are finally at the point where it can be hired for use on commercial projects. Its patented technology gives accurate, real-time measurement of where cables have been placed deep below the seabed to protect them, which has not been possible with existing technology.“It’s a very exciting time for SMD and we are determined to achieve our goals and continue to be pioneers in our field.&rdquo

From Seismic Surveys to Hunting Subs, Sea Serpent Passes the Test

sub-sea intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capability from fully autonomous platforms."We are incredibly pleased with this successful demonstration from our Sea Serpent ASW system. We believe this illustrates the versatility of our technologies and our ability to adapt our existing technology to new and unique applications," said Rob Capps, MIND's President and CEO. "The primary aim of this experiment was to demonstrate that the Sea Serpent is a viable ASW product that can be rapidly, easily, and reliably deployed from a small USV. We intend to take what we learned

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Shearwater, Equinor, Lundin, Vår Energi Working on Marine Vibroseis Tech for Seismic Surveys

to include Vår Energi and Lundin Energy Norway to accelerate the development and commercialization of what they say is sustainable marine vibratory source technology to minimize environmental footprint and enhance data quality from seismic data acquisition.This industry project builds on the existing technology cooperation between Shearwater, Equinor and the Norwegian Research Council, with Vår Energi and Lundin Energy Norway now joining and ensuring funding and commitment for the multi-year development, Shearwater said."The joint ambition is to acquire better quality seismic data, faster

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Missing Submarine Found Broken Up, 53 Dead

, to help identify the victims once the bodies are retrieved.Residents of Banyuwangi joined nationwide calls to accelerate the modernisation of Indonesia's defence forces."This can be a learning point for the government to advance its military technology and be careful in how it uses its (existing) technology because its people's lives are at stake," said 29-year old resident Hein Ferdy Sentoso.Southeast Asia's most-populous country has sought to revamp its military capability, yet some equipment is still old and there have been fatal accidents in recent years.Indonesia had five

Klein to Produce Synthetic Aperture Sonar

Mitcham Industries, Inc. announced its wholly-owned subsidiary, Klein Marine Systems, Inc. has entered into an agreement with a European defense contractor to jointly upgrade existing technology to create the next generation of synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) systems for commercial and military markets. The new systems will be based on technology developed by each party over the past several years. Financial terms of the arrangement were not disclosed.Guy Malden, Mitcham Co-CEO, said, "Increasingly, customers require higher resolution images and higher scan rates for certain demanding applications.

JFD Wins Submarine Rescue System Contract

as part of a saturation diving system and include environmental control systems, gas reclaim and life support products, allowing complex offshore operations to be conducted efficiently in the safest possible conditions.To meet the requirement for the 500-meter rated products, JFD updated its existing technology to provide greater performance capacity, enabling the development of multiple products able to cope with increased pressure, increased ability to heat and cool the divers’ living environment and increased transfer of gas and fluids at extreme operational depths

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Looking to the Future of Satellite-derived Bathymetry

, first steps were taken to form a Satellite-Derived Bathymetry Working Group.“SDB is recognized as part of an integrated approach for nearshore mapping alongside with traditional survey methods,” said Dr. Marco Filippone, Chief Hydrographer at Fugro. “We can use SDB to augment existing technology as a benchmark for high definition data sets and with this new technique develop together enabling technology, processing workflows and machine learning – and we can really speed up the process providing the final users with a product that can be used for their needs.”The next

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