SCOOT Newsletter #2, September 2020 | |
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Word from Louise
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Louise Biddle, ocean researcher:
We want more autonomous data from the ocean! The inaccessibility of tough environments prevents us from understanding and managing the whole marine environment in a sustainable way. Sensors mounted on crewed platforms (e.g. ships) are great, but are costly and can’t always get to where we need them; the best solution for us is often uncrewed platforms. These can be robots – or even animals such as seals!
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Register now: Ocean Data for Ocean Health |
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September 17, 2020 |
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SCOOT hosts conference about digital solutions for the ocean environment. SCOOT proudly invites you to an online conference on the 29th of September, about sustainability and innovation in the blue… |
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Uncrewed and autonomous platforms - but not robots! |
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August 17, 2020 |
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Tagging elephant seals with sensors gives unique data from the ocean around Antarctica At SCOOT we are enthusiastic about using robotics for collecting ocean data. The reason is simple: Sensors… |
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AUV Ran cooperates with start-up company Marflow AB |
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July 14, 2020 |
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SCOOT’s flagrobot AUV Ran is one busy two-tonne-piece of equipment. From the Southern Ocean to the Baltic Sea, and later this year off to New Zeeland. However, last month a… |
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Ocean robots: Expanding fleet and expanding competence pool |
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July 8, 2020 |
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A new player has joined the ocean science community in Sweden: VOTO – Voice Of The Ocean. SCOOT is of course delighted that VOTO is a strong believer in automated… |
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