Category: News and Notes

Interesting news and activities

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AI for Fifish ROV

QYSEA has just announced QYSEA’s Vision Lock function – a unique and intuitive feature encompassed within the FIFISH AI Platform system. With Vision Lock, the FIFISH achieves a real-time and automatic visual lock of subjects with its camera system. In addition, Vision Lock utilises adaptive capabilities to re-adjust and secure its position against currents, while being able to lock onto targets through various gesture controls and simple touches, all through your device screen.

Simply update your FIFISH App and start enjoying the benefits today

Articles at: Yahoo Finance 08jun22 and Offshore Mag 11jun22

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World’s Largest Plant – An Australian Seagrass!

It is so exciting to see new underwater discoveries! And imagine finding out that a large seagrass meadow is actually a single plant covering ~200 square kilometers?!?

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/31/science/clone-seagrass-australia.html?smid=wa-share
The New York Times 31may22: The World’s Largest Plant Is a Self-Cloning Sea Grass in Australia

Full articles at: NYTimes 31may22, or Royal Society Publishing 01jun22 or ABCNews/Science 01jun22

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Celebrating Deadly Science

We want to say how impressed we are with Kamilaroi man, Corey Tutt, founder of Deadly Science, bringing science resources to remote Aboriginal communities. We love to see you inspiring and inspired by the next generation of scientists and explorers. Keep up the good work!

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ROVs in Sydney

UnderseaROV is again doing ROV service work off the cliffs of Australia. This time instead of Tasmania, we are enjoying working off the Sydney region coast.  In these shots, ships are coming and going from the busy port of Botany Bay with ‘Imperial Walker’ container ship cranes (for those who love Star Wars) in the background.  The story goes that George Lucas modelled Imperial Walkers from cranes like this. Sadly George confirmed it as an urban myth, but the resemblance is fun.