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Open Ocean Robotics

@OceanRobotics
Lovers of the ocean and makers of solar-powered ocean drones. We transform how we study, protect, and utilize our oceans.
Victoria, British Columbia
openoceanrobotics.com
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    Open Ocean Robotics
    @OceanRobotics
    Aug 11
    Open Ocean Robotics is looking forward to joining maritime leaders at SMM Hamburg this September, where CEO Julie Angus will also be attending All About Ports to connect with port authorities exploring the future of autonomous maritime operations. #SMMHamburg #AllAboutPorts
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    Open Ocean Robotics
    @OceanRobotics
    Aug 7
    Somewhere in this marina is a DataXplorer patiently waiting for recovery after another successful day on the water. Think you've spotted it? Let us know in the comments! #OceanTech #MarineRobotics #BlueEconomy #WhereIsDataXplorer
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    Open Ocean Robotics
    @OceanRobotics
    Jul 30
    One flip. Zero interruptions. Every DataXplorer undergoes rigorous rollbar buoyancy testing during production to validate one of its most distinctive capabilities: a patented self-righting system designed to help the USV recover from a capsize and continue its mission. #USV
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    Open Ocean Robotics
    @OceanRobotics
    Jul 24
    Behind every successful mission is a team committed to putting our technology through its paces. Regular, real-world testing allows us to validate new capabilities, refine mission workflows, and ensure every DataXplorer is ready for the challenges our customers face on the water.
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    Open Ocean Robotics
    @OceanRobotics
    Jul 22
    Innovation doesn't happen by accident. It happens when talented people are given the opportunity to solve meaningful problems. Read Carlos's story and discover how one internship helped shape the future of AI-powered ocean monitoring: hubs.ly/Q04qlXhC0 #OceanTech #AI
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