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HydroSurv and BeyonC Combine USV and ROV Technologies for Scalable Shallow-Water Pipeline Survey

HydroSurv and BeyonC Combine USV and ROV Technologies for Scalable Shallow-Water Pipeline Survey

HydroSurv and BeyonC have finalised an agreement to deliver a REAV-60 uncrewed surface vessel configured for the deployment and operation of BeyonC's Syncro pipeline survey ROV, targeting the growing market for shallow-w…

Tue May 26 20265 min
RAD Launches Autonomy Core to Enable Simple Remote Vessel Control Across Existing Marine Platforms

RAD Launches Autonomy Core to Enable Simple Remote Vessel Control Across Existing Marine Platforms

RAD Propulsion has launched the RAD Autonomy Core at the Combined Naval Event in Farnborough, a new product within the RAD Autonomy System designed to make vessels remotely controllable in a simple, reliable, and flexibl…

Tue May 19 20265 min
Seabed Life Triples in South Arran Marine Protected Area Following Bottom Trawling Ban

Seabed Life Triples in South Arran Marine Protected Area Following Bottom Trawling Ban

A new study published in Science Direct has found that the seabed in Scotland's South Arran Marine Protected Area now hosts three times more organisms and twice as many species than nearby unprotected waters, almost a de…

Fri May 15 20264 min
UK Faces Pivotal Year as CCAMLR Chair to Advance Southern Ocean Protection and 460,000 km² Marine Protected Area

UK Faces Pivotal Year as CCAMLR Chair to Advance Southern Ocean Protection and 460,000 km² Marine Protected Area

The United Kingdom holds the chair of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources until the end of October and will preside over the 45th annual meeting this year, an opportunity that former…

Wed May 13 20264 min
Egypt's Nile River Faces Mounting Water Security Risks as Flow Declines and Salinity Rises

Egypt's Nile River Faces Mounting Water Security Risks as Flow Declines and Salinity Rises

The flow of the Nile River has fallen from 3,000 cubic metres per second to 2,800 over the past 50 years, exposing Egypt to growing water security risks as Mediterranean salinity intrusion, evaporation in Lake Victoria,…

Fri May 08 20264 min
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