Designed for efficient subsea monitoring and intervention, DeepTracker is an autonomous underwater system that combines high-precision sensors and advanced navigation to track and inspect underwater assets with minimal human input. It’s engineered to operate in low-visibility environments, helping reduce operational risks and extend mission duration during deepwater inspections. To learn more about the latest in maritime autonomy, robotics, and subsea innovation, follow Ocean Science Technology.

Deep ocean technology offers never before seen images of lost WWI submarine: Advanced deep-sea technology has produced the first high-resolution images and 3D models of the WWI-era USS F-1 submarine, lost in 1917. These visual surveys enhance understanding of maritime history and provide new tools for underwater exploration. Read the full story at 🔗 https://sci.sx/667138850 Video taken from inside the Human Occupied Vehicle Alvin as the submersible passed over the conning tower and forward hull

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