This device provides digital hydroacoustic communication between 20 users within a 1000 meter radius, using a code mode and a transparent channel mode. Key features: Minimum dimensions and weight Can be applied in underwater digital acoustic sensor networks Reliable data transmission with up to 78 bps Up to 1000 m of operating range Subscribers
Rejoice, comrades! RedWave navigation system for divers has been successfully tested in the United States of America, in the Pacific waters off the coast of California to be precise. Tim Hall and Nick Ewbank, our test-divers from the In2Deep Diving team, noted the accuracy and usability of the equipment saying: “RedWave worked flawlessly”.
Today there are a few existing challenges in ocean resource development in the field of navigation and positioning, such as: There is no alternative to hydroacoustic; A word “navigation” implies “connection + time measurement”; Low speed of wave propagation in the environment (~1500 mps): - Significant delays; - Route complexity and difficulties in subscriber
Oceanology International is the world’s leading marine science and ocean technology exhibition and conference. This year Oi celebrates its 50th anniversary in San Diego Convention Center, USA. Oceanology International is a must-attend event for anyone exploring, monitoring, developing or protecting the world’s oceans. At this three-day exhibition Gene Bivol, our partner and
We recently visited one of our Customers in Switzerland, who bought our USBL Navigation System ZIMA and uWave micromodems. This time our Customer is a team of Swiss scientists working on the project “Distributed 3D Environmental Sensing with a Team of Underwater Robots” and they need our devices for more accurate research results. At
From 10 to 14 July 2019 we are taking part in the Ninth International Maritime Defence Show 2019 that will be held in St. Petersburg (Lenexpo Exhibition Complex, V.O.). The Show hosts scientific conferences and the exhibition stands show latest developments of Russian and foreign companies. The Exhibition profile includes naval and commercial shipbuilding,
Just recently we have tested our new LBL Navigation System, or it’s prototype to be precise. The testing had taken place at Lenin Volga–Don Shipping Canal, the guaranteed depth of which equals to 3,75 m. We determined the position of a stand-alone pinger, which can be secured on a robot or a diver later
