Southampton, in the south of the UK’s Hampshire region, will be buzzing from 9 to 11 April 2013 as hydrographic, oceanographic and offshore professionals gather for an even bigger edition...

Established in Naples, Italy, by a young and experienced team of  ICT, Geophysicist and Marine Survey Engineers in 2009, INSTALL provides services and technologies for the Earth Sciences. INSTALL focuses...

EvoLogics, Germany, is demonstrating the results of its recent collaboration projects - an underwater networking toolkit developed together with WSENSE from Italy and a joint new product with SubNero maritime...

In late July 2013, partners of the Marine Robotic System of Self-Organizing, Logically Linked Physical Nodes (MORPH) European Project concluded five-day sea trials in Toulon (FR), having successfully integrated several...

ASV engineers travelled to Tohoku University in Japan to hand over C-Stat 2, the first autonomous mobile station keeping buoy. Designed and developed by ASV, the buoy will be used...

Ocean observing systems lie at the very heart of Oceanology International, whih will take place from Tuesday 11 to Thursday 13 March 2014 at London’s ExCeL. This key topic will...

Autonomous Surface Vehicles (ASV, UK) has won a research contract to design and build a Long Endurance Marine Unmanned Surface Vehicle (LEMUSV) under the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI). This...

Fugro GEOS, in partnership with Sonardyne, is leading a three-year, all-British project for the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) to develop a carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring system using marine robotics. Valued...

ASV’s latest vehicle, the C-Enduro, has begun sea trials in Portchester, UK. The trials, which were attended by the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and Royal Navy personnel, saw the C-Enduro...

Two oceangoing unmanned surface vehicles designed for long-endurance scientific research were showcased at the National Oceanography Centre on Friday 6 June 2014. Two companies were awarded funding to design and...