By Gerrard Barron, Chairman & CEO, DeepGreen Metals Inc. Tesla founder Elon Musk said recently, “When Henry Ford made cheap reliable cars, people said, ‘what’s wrong with a horse?’” Fast forward about a century, and people sceptical about electric vehicles cite poor range and a high cost of entry as reasons that the world will never ‘go electric’.
Living creatures are loaded with sensors. We see, here, taste, and smell using devices loaded onto an ambulatory vessel capable of traversing land or water: our bodies. But that is far from the only sensory organ providing information about the world around us.
Fugro, a world’s leading Geo-data specialist, has announced a strategic partnership with SEA-KIT International, winner of the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE.
If you have attended any major ocean conferences during the past few years, you have heard the phrase: Big Data. In general, this refers to the unprecedented availability of open data that can be used to advance science, fine-tuning compute models and predictions, and improve products and services.
Using microelectronics, researchers have increased the efficiency and speed of swimming jellyfish.
An emerging offshore energy capability in the U.S. provides a chance to apply lessons learned elsewhere.
Scientists from the U.S. Navy are optimizing the way ocean glider data is collected and used.
Designing lab-on-a-chip devices for the deep sea has its challenges. Found out how Dalhousie University’s Dr. Vincent Sieben is solving them.
The French Space Agency, CNES, has launched its first Argos nanosatellite. Find out how this technology could revolutionize ocean observing.
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