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The conversation surrounding autonomous maritime systems has fundamentally changed.

An inside look at how real-world AI development, hands-on field testing, and cross-disciplinary collaboration helped launch a career in Canada's growing blue economy.

Open Ocean Robotics, as a member of Team @Orchard, is deploying its solar-powered DataXplorer™ uncrewed surface vehicle, paired with XplorerView™, to sustain meteorological and oceanographic observations at NOAA’s Station 46012.

As the country with the world’s longest coastline and an Exclusive Economic Zone spanning 5.6 million square kilometers, Canada faces an immense operational task: maintaining awareness across vast and often remote waters.

Celebrating Excellence in Ocean Innovation: A Milestone for Open Ocean Robotics

An interview with Open Ocean Robotics' USV Operations Technician and Project Manager, Sebastian Deggan

Open Ocean Robotics' DataXplorer USV was Deployed During a Major Multi-Agency Chemical Spill Exercise in Singapore to Monitor Air Quality and Help Keep Responders out of Hazardous Zones

Partnership with ASL Environmental Sciences Advances Marine Monitoring by Combining Forces with Acoustic Sensing and Uncrewed Surface Vehicles

Join Open Ocean Robotics as we showcase our XplorerView portal for our DataXplorer USV operations in this live online event

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

Julie Angus Shares Insights on Innovation, Sustainability, and Overcoming Challenges

This series is your chance to dive deep into the systems, missions, and innovations behind the DataXplorer, one of the most advanced tools in ocean exploration and monitoring today.

Exploring Innovation in Terminal Mapping: A Game-Changer for Maritime Operations

The Future of Seagrass Mapping: Advancing Marine Conservation

Open Ocean Robotics recently partnered with Stony Brook University, McLane Research Laboratories, and the Shinnecock Indian Nation on a mission to help restore the Shinnecock Bay ecosystem.