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Remote Operations: Challenges & Opportunities

focus on the task at hand and allowing the recipient to adjust settings remotely.Mobile devices come with similar features, having cameras, microphones, audio, and display screens but with the added advantage of all parties having access and being highly familiar with how to use them. Specialist software applications can be installed on mobile devices to facilitate real-time live video and audio streaming over any network. The Satellite Connection – Overcoming the Challenges   In its March 2023 report, Verified Market Research revealed that by 2028, the value of the global maritime

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Kongsberg Digital Launches Industrial Work Surface to Transform Carbon-Intensive Industries

, and performance analytics on critical equipment, the Norwegian tech firm said.According to the company, the "holistic and intuitive operational view requires no retraining from existing users and places customer experience central to the technology. "It streamlines the number of software applications or vendors required to run operations via a single secure login," Kongsberg Digital said.Shane McArdle, CEO at Kongsberg Digital, said: “By providing industrial operators and workers with the tools needed to take critical decisions based on all data available, Kongsberg Digital'

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Greensea Expands FAST Team

; Robotics Competition in high school, a global initiative to inspire young people into STEM, as well as having a love for the ocean. My interest in subsea technology was solidified during my summer internships at both MBARI and FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, where I developed embedded software applications for oceanographic instrumentation. I also had the opportunity to develop software for an ROV during my capstone project and go out to sea, an experience which I loved! My position on the FAST team is combining everything that I am passionate about. I am excited to be contributing to some

Data Analytics a 'NISE' Project for Undersea Warfare Center

tomorrow’s challenges through innovative work today.Dr. Jennifer Williams, a lead computer scientist at NUWC Keyport, is using NISE funding to study software obsolescence. Just as hardware needs to be upgraded to extend its service life, or else replaced when it is no longer useful, software applications face the same problem.“In hardware obsolescence there is a distinct delineation for when a hardware component is obsolete: the part is either being produced or it is not,” said Williams. “Unfortunately, software components do not behave the same way.”Williams said

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Klein Chooses RadarWatch for Korean Offshore Wind Farm

radar scanners, including those from Kelvin Hughes, Simrad, Terma and Furuno, and provides a common software architecture that can be scaled to single or multi-sensor installations.The RadarWatch software accepts open data formats such as ASTERIX and NMEA-0183 and works with other Cambridge Pixel software applications, including SPx Fusion, SPx Camera Manager and SPx Radar Data Recorder. Augmented vision is also implemented within RadarWatch to fuse primary radar tracks with data from ship (AIS) and, where appropriate, aircraft (ADS-B and IFF) transponders and then display this as an overlay to camera video

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Coda Octopus Debuts Echoscope AIR

inspection and monitoring tasks are completed safely and efficiently with the same real-time 3D data and multi-aspect imaging as enjoyed uniquely by Echoscope users, Coda Octopus said. Providing the same real-time volumetric 3D data as the Echoscope allows use of real-time and post-processing software applications (Underwater Survey Explorer and CMS).The initial focus for Echoscope AIR is to provide new benefits for a number of key marine construction applications including:Breakwater Construction: The Echoscope AIR can visualize the movement and track blocks above waterline for the first time. The

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Mitcham Appoints New Tech Positions

Industries for six years.  Prior to that, his experience includes technology and engineering positions at Sonardyne International and Thales Underwater Systems.  Meecham, who has published a number of articles concerning marine acoustic technology, holds an M.Sc. (P.C. Interfacing & Software Applications) and a B.Sc. in Physics from Imperial College, London, U.K.In his role, Dr Ramsay's initial focus will be to guide the development of the company's next generation bathymetric sonar system.  He will also assist in promoting the company's products and technologies within the

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Subsea Digital Alliance Launched

and mitigate risk.”Powered by Microsoft Azure, the Digital Alliance brings together a multitude of digital innovators, as showcased at the Norwegian Pavilion at ADIPEC 2019.Core Alliance members support digital transformations across the entire life of field:RagnaRock Geo - Exploration. AI software applications to enable data-driven and more efficient seismic interpretation.Oliasoft - Drilling and Wells. Software that helps drilling engineers make cost efficient, safe and effective oil wells.FutureOn - Field Development. FieldTwin is a data visualization and collaboration cloud platform that helps

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Klein Debuts MA-X Imaging Technology

. In addition, the MA-X imagery has the same interpretative characteristics as side scan images (grazing angle, shadows) and therefore, no operator re-training is needed.MA-X-based products will continue to output Klein's SDF data format and will be compatible with major third-party imaging software applications, including automatic target recognition software. The MA-X technology will be introduced in a variety of Klein products, including both towed systems and payloads for autonomous platforms

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