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This partnership brings together two leaders in marine innovation to deliver an integrated solution that will redefine how the energy sector monitors and manages subsea infrastructure.

The National Angel Capital Organization (NACO) today unveiled Canada’s Top 20 Moonshot Ventures™ of 2025—emerging companies led by bold entrepreneurs building transformative solutions across sectors.

With initial sales to Dalhousie University and Iceland’s Röst Centre, Open Ocean Robotics introduces first USV built for marine carbon removal monitoring.

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Announces New ASOMS Project Led by Open Ocean Robotics

Julie Angus, CEO of Open Ocean Robotics, is featured on the cover of the August/September 2024 issue of Douglas Magazine, highlighting the company’s pioneering work in ocean technology.

In the May 2024 issue of Pacific Yachting, Open Ocean Robotics (OOR) is highlighted for its innovative marine technology.

In a recent feature in the Journal of Ocean Technology, Open Ocean Robotics showcases its pioneering advancements in applying object tracking algorithms to maritime environments.

Open Ocean Robotics is pioneering computer vision algorithms for uncrewed surface vehicles, focusing on real-time object tracking to enhance ocean monitoring and autonomous navigation.

Today, Open Ocean Robotics is in the global spotlight for its autonomous energy-harvesting boats that collect information from the oceans and instantly relay it.

Technology has significantly improved, allowing us to see the underwater world in ways veterans of the industry would never have expected.

Victoria Tech Journal covers the Grand Opening of OOR's new oceanfront facility.

For the second year in a row, Open Ocean Robotics – a leader in marine robotics and data analytics with proprietary technology in autonomous vessel design, machine learning, and software development – has made this prestigious list because they are changing the way we understand our oceans.

Open Ocean Robotics was listed in The top 50 most innovative startups and scaleups.

For the first time in NACO’s history, the organization has leveraged its international platform to spotlight the achievements of 27 women trailblazers at the forefront of Canada’s innovation economy.

A discussion with several young companies working to innovate in the ocean waste space—producing biofuels, reducing shipping pollution, sequestering carbon, collecting data about ocean conditions and more.

Open Ocean Robotics has been honored as the Company of the Year at VentureLab's 2021 Annual General Meeting, recognizing our contributions to innovation and sustainability in marine technology.

Open Ocean Robotics is proud to be featured in UST Magazine, highlighting our innovative solutions in the marine technology sector.

Open Ocean Robotics is excited to be featured in the latest issue of Ecomagazine, where we discuss our pioneering advancements in autonomous marine technology.

Open Ocean Robotics is working with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) to develop innovative technologies aimed at preventing collisions with marine mammals.

Open Ocean Robotics emphasizes the importance of a Digital Ocean initiative, which can significantly enhance our ability to fight climate change through improved data collection and ocean management.