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MxD SeaCam Sea Trial and Live Q&A from the Cook Islands
DeepSea’s latest oceanographic camera, the MxD SeaCam, was used in a sea trial aboard the E/V Nautilus during expedition NA176. This 21-day mission aimed to explore the deep waters surrounding…
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New Range of Cameras
Introducing DeepSea’s groundbreaking SmartSight MV1 imaging system – a cutting-edge solution designed for autonomy, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), and other machine vision applications.
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Preserving The Past: 4K Imaging Shines Light on SubSea Historical Artifacts
In March 2022, subsea explorers made a profound discovery at a depth of 3,008 m (9,869 ft) below the surface of the Weddell Sea’s icy Antarctic waters.
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Collaborating on the Future of 4K Subsea Imaging
Collaborating on the Future of 4K Subsea Imaging In 2018, scientists and engineers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) began researching upgrades to their high-definition camera systems on…
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DVS-300 Invades Normandy
Our diver video system, DVS-300, assisted in creating the largest and most precise archaeological map of the five invaded beaches in Normandy to commemorate the 70th anniversary of D-Day.
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Advancements in Subsea High Definition Imaging
This article discusses how these philosophies are applied to our development of High Definition imaging systems, including FleXlink technology.
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A Technical Primer for Systems Integrators and Operators
A technical discussion of the challenges and solutions for High Definition (HD) video systems in subsea applications contrasted against traditional analog technology.
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LEDs are Now the Choice for Underwater Lights
Properly designed underwater LED lights can be “plug & play” replacements for halogen lights.
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Under Pressure: Testing Before Deployment is Integral to Success at Sea
By Kevin Hardy, Steve Weston, and John SandersonRigorous Pressure Testing Can Uncover Problems Before They Become Costly “Nature sides with the hidden flaw” is a fitting corollary to Murphy’s law. Success below…
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New Discoveries in Lake Baikal by the MIR Submersibles
The MIRs have provided stable light and camera platforms for the making of well known deep ocean films, including James Cameron’s Titanic, Bismarck, Ghost of the Abyss, IMAX Titanica, Al…