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HD Multi SeaCam® Helps Researchers Identify Shipwreck Ituna

HD Multi SeaCam® Helps Researchers Identify Shipwreck Ituna

December 20th, 2015 | Press ReleasesProducts In UseUnderwater Imaging

Our HD Multi SeaCam was used by NOAA and partners to capture video footage of the shipwreck Ituna shipwreck off the San Francisco Bay.
HMI Light with Alvin Featured at Smithsonian Museum

HMI Light with Alvin Featured at Smithsonian Museum

November 6th, 2015 | Press ReleasesProducts In Use

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History features an image of Alvin’s manipulator arms with our HMI SeaArc® lights attached.
DVS-300 Invades Normandy

DVS-300 Invades Normandy

October 15th, 2013 | Press ReleasesProducts In Use

Our diver video system, DVS-300, assisted in creating the largest and most precise archaeological map of the five invaded beaches in Normandy to commemorate the 70th anniversary of D-Day.
New Discoveries in Lake Baikal by the MIR Submersibles

New Discoveries in Lake Baikal by the MIR Submersibles

March 20th, 2010 | Press ReleasesProducts In Use

The MIRs have provided stable light and camera platforms for the making of well known deep ocean films, including James Cameron’s Titanic, Bismarck, Ghost of the Abyss, IMAX Titanica, Al Giddings’ Treasure of the Deep, and BBC’s Blue Planet.
DeepSea Supplies Ceramic Flotation for HROV Nereus Project

DeepSea Supplies Ceramic Flotation for HROV Nereus Project

October 28th, 2008 | Products In Use

The Nereus was a hybrid ROV built by the Deep Submergence Lab at WHOI to design the deepest parts of the ocean. We designed and manufactured ceramic floatation for the project.
The Edison Towers

The Edison Towers

January 29th, 1996 | PowerProducts In Use

Our SeaBatteries and HMI Lights were used to illuminate the Titanic for a live video feed to two cruise ships that were part of a 1996 expedition.
Return to the Titanic: The Third Manned Mission

Return to the Titanic: The Third Manned Mission

December 1st, 1991 | Products In UseUnderwater Imaging

HMI lights, used to illuminate the Titanic in this 1991 expedition, are compact high efficient light sources that produce a near-daylight spectrum that penetrates much further in seawater than conventional lights.

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