example of Alleima’s innovative capabilities in developing advanced steels built to withstand life at sea springs absorb shock, reduce vibration, and help prevent cargo from shifting when a ship hits rough seas They are hidden deep within the ship’s systems. They help the world move, even when the sea says otherwise.  Read more about ocean and deep sea technology >>> Previous Facebook LinkedIn Copy link Next

The latest in a series of ocean-observing radar altimetry missions. Ocean and Atmospheric Data Improves Hurricane Forecasts The latest in a series of ocean-observing radar Staff Mini Story Jan 19, 2026 NASA and its partners launch a US-European satellite to monitor Earth’s oceans The project is meant to provide ocean and atmospheric data for a number of purposes. radar altimetry missions that have monitored Earth’s changing seas since the early 1990s.

High humidity and salty seas were no match for this corrosion-resistant radar system customization. Creating a Rust-Resistant Radar System for Ocean Vessels High humidity and salty seas were no match for 21, 2026 A major company in the aviation industry operates a large vessel designed specifically for ocean Original motor designs exhibited significant rust and corrosion due to exposure to high humidity and salty seas Dings Motion was able to customize their motor to withstand the extreme conditions of the open ocean

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To plan efficient and safe operations, Nautilus (sea exploration ship) often creates its own seafloor All images courtesy of Ocean Exploration Trust. other satellites offer very little modern depth observations and only provide general highs and lows of deep-sea All images courtesy of Ocean Exploration Trust. For more information: Ocean Exploration Trust & Nautilus Live Kongsberg Simrad EC150-C Seabed 2030 Qimera

Designing the right servo drive for camera motion in deep sea explorations meant the drive had to experience How a Deep Sea Camera Servo Drive Endures Extreme Pressures Designing the right servo drive for camera motion in deep sea explorations meant the drive had to experience extreme pressures up to 8,800 psi. Edited by EE Staff Cool Stuff Dec 2, 2025 At 6,000 meters below the surface of the sea, pressures can When the customer approached ADVANCED Motion Controls (AMC) about using their servo drives without a sealed

It is usable down to 1000 m ocean depth. To get accurate recordings, the team also needed calm seas and no wind; otherwise, the subsequent waves the data so far has already revealed some interesting results about the nature of these fascinating sea And if all this leads to more and better ways of protecting this enormous, endangered, and enigmatic sea For more information: HBK NOTAR recorder Hyrophone Type 8106 Read more deep sea articles >>> Previous

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The state-of-the-art Seven Oceans Simulator centre (SOSc) in Wageningen, Netherlands leveraged advanced Simulator Creates a Highly Realistic and Immersive Training Environment The state-of-the-art Seven Oceans Cool Stuff Aug 31, 2026 The Maritime Research Institute Netherlands (MARIN) is like the NASA of the seas—one This approach simulates a realistic side view of the open sea and allows for a highly flexible bridge The combination of the Barco projectors and VIOSO expertise ensured seamless image alignment across the

Watch to see how the app's general technology works “Our key mission is to unlock the ocean for all; “A day at the Aquarium is an opportunity to see the magic of our oceans and the incredible variety of wildlife that call the sea home,” said Rebecca Rosenberg, the low vision founder of ReBokeh.