Join us to discover next-gen ocean insights in autonomy and robotics
We’re joining forces with some of the best in the industry for an action-packed deep dive into the synergy of ocean robotics and our technology. Spaces are limited — don’t miss your chance to be part of it.
When & Where
🗓️ 3rd - 4th February 2026
⏰ 10am - 4pm
📍 Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Step into the future of ocean science insight as we explore the next generation of marine monitoring, sensing, and autonomous operations.
If you want to see what the future of subsea intelligence looks like — this is the place to be. Sign up now
Tuesday 3rd Feb - Talks from our users, confirmed as follows:
/Andy Marsh, Sonardyne Ltd: ‘Seagrass Monitoring with the Ocean Conservation Trust using an ROV enabled with underwater navigation and video camera’
/Jason Adelaars, Synchro/MBARI: ‘Origin 600 ADCP and internal waves at the Monterey Bay Canyon head’
/Mark Zumberge, Scripps Institution of Oceanography: ‘Seafloor geodesy with Fetch seafloor transponders and GNSS-Acoustic’
/Hobie Boeschenstein, SeaTrac Systems: ‘SeaTrac USV data harvesting on the Gulf Loop Current System’
/Jason Fahy, University of Rhode Island: ‘Photogrammetric modelling using the JM Robotics HD3 ROV and Discovery Stereo’
/Lourdes Evans and Maria Antônia Ribeiro, EIVA: 'Optimising seabed mapping and workflows with EIVA software and ROTV solutions'
Wednesday 4th Feb – Demos and interactive sessions:
/ Unveiling the Endurance: 3D Reconstruction of a Legendary Shipwreck – how Voyis, Sonardyne, and EIVA supported the expedition
/ Origin 600 ADCP & echosounder with real-time acoustic comms and Edge data processing, alongside the RT 6-1000 acoustic release
/ VideoRay Defender ROV with SPRINT-Nav Mini, Discovery Stereo Inspection Series Camera and Voyis VSLAM Powered by EIVA NaviSuite
/ Ranger 2 USBL operation and system optimisation, alongside an introduction to the Sonardyne portable ranging and communications system
When & Where
🗓️ 3rd - 4th February 2026
⏰ 10am - 4pm
📍 Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Step into the future of ocean science insight as we explore the next generation of marine monitoring, sensing, and autonomous operations.
If you want to see what the future of subsea intelligence looks like — this is the place to be. Sign up now
Tuesday 3rd Feb - Talks from our users, confirmed as follows:
/Andy Marsh, Sonardyne Ltd: ‘Seagrass Monitoring with the Ocean Conservation Trust using an ROV enabled with underwater navigation and video camera’
/Jason Adelaars, Synchro/MBARI: ‘Origin 600 ADCP and internal waves at the Monterey Bay Canyon head’
/Mark Zumberge, Scripps Institution of Oceanography: ‘Seafloor geodesy with Fetch seafloor transponders and GNSS-Acoustic’
/Hobie Boeschenstein, SeaTrac Systems: ‘SeaTrac USV data harvesting on the Gulf Loop Current System’
/Jason Fahy, University of Rhode Island: ‘Photogrammetric modelling using the JM Robotics HD3 ROV and Discovery Stereo’
/Lourdes Evans and Maria Antônia Ribeiro, EIVA: 'Optimising seabed mapping and workflows with EIVA software and ROTV solutions'
Wednesday 4th Feb – Demos and interactive sessions:
/ Unveiling the Endurance: 3D Reconstruction of a Legendary Shipwreck – how Voyis, Sonardyne, and EIVA supported the expedition
/ Origin 600 ADCP & echosounder with real-time acoustic comms and Edge data processing, alongside the RT 6-1000 acoustic release
/ VideoRay Defender ROV with SPRINT-Nav Mini, Discovery Stereo Inspection Series Camera and Voyis VSLAM Powered by EIVA NaviSuite
/ Ranger 2 USBL operation and system optimisation, alongside an introduction to the Sonardyne portable ranging and communications system
This event has now reached maximum capacity, please reach out to Michelle Barnett for any further information about this event.
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