DeepSea is excited to announce the launch of the first in its line of cameras for machine vision applications: the SmartSight™ MV100. The SmartSight MV100 leverages machine learning and AI to bring object recognition, navigation, inspection technology, and other value-add autonomous solutions to the subsea market.
DeepSea has contributed to a peer-reviewed paper published in the Journal of Ocean Technology. The paper, "Autonomous, Fixed-Focus, High-Resolution Deep-Sea Camera Systems," details the development of subsea camera systems specially designed to capture deep-ocean processes for science, exploration, and education.
Exciting news from the eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean: this spring, researchers discovered five hydrothermal vents on the seafloor at 2500 m below the surface.
DeepSea will be changing the factory default settings on the Wide-i SeaCam (WSC), Super Wide-i SeaCam (SWSC), and Multi SeaCam (MSC) to improve imaging in high illumination conditions.
DeepSea will be changing the standard packaging for the Nano SeaCam and Nano SeaLite. On a rolling basis, both products will transition from being packaged in plastic clam-shell cases to cardboard boxes with foam inserts.
