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More than 50 percent of our nation’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) remains unmapped, and experts say new approaches are needed.

There is no “one size fits all” solution when it comes to sensors on Uncrewed Surface Vehicles (USVs). A diverse array of USVs inevitably means that sensor payloads have to be adapted to ensure their suitability for the intended application.

VideoRay LLC, of Pottstown PA, reported a sharp increase in sales of its ROV systems over the last year. While sales were strong across products and product lines, sales of the Defender model were dominant.

Internet connectivity in Tonga is now scheduled to be restored in late February, after cable repair ship Reliance found more than one break along the Fiji end of the Tonga Cable.

This time two years ago, many of us were half packed; with airline tickets issued, online registrations confirmed, and booth displays in full production, it was time to congregate and discuss a new decade of ocean technology. We all know what happened next.

Advancements in oceanographic technologies are transforming the way that we work at sea, and these advancements are taking place at an unprecedented rate. Domestic and foreign governments will utilize fully integrated unmanned and autonomous technologies to secure global oceans and local borders, the commercial industry has adopted many advanced ocean technologies to reduce its carbon footprint while searching for natural resources, and scientific and research institutions are adopting new technologies that are revolutionizing the way that our global oceans are studied.