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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.

Julie Angus, CEO of Open Ocean Robotics, has been honored with the B.C. Cleantech Award for her innovative contributions to marine technology and sustainability.

Open Ocean Robotics plays a key role in Victoria’s Coast Ocean Hub Cluster, aimed at fostering innovation and collaboration in ocean technology and marine sustainability.

Open Ocean Robotics was honored at the 2021 B.C. Cleantech Awards with the Industry Icon Award.

In a recent interview with Douglas Magazine, Julie Angus, CEO of Open Ocean Robotics, discusses her journey in marine technology and her commitment to sustainability in ocean exploration.

In a recent episode of the Open Oceans podcast, Open Ocean Robotics discusses its innovative approach to ocean technology and Canada’s pivotal role in shaping the future of marine conservation.

Open Ocean Robotics is excited to be part of a new global accelerator network focused on launching the Digital Ocean initiative, aiming to enhance ocean data sharing and marine sustainability.

Open Ocean Robotics has secured funding from the National Research Council's Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP) to support the development of innovative ocean technologies through the BC Fast Pilot Program.

Open Ocean Robotics has been selected to join NATO’s Maritime Unmanned Systems Innovation and Coordination Cell as part of its Innovation Advisory Board, contributing to advancements in maritime technology.

Open Ocean Robotics' autonomous boats are gaining global recognition for their ability to withstand harsh winter storms while collecting critical ocean data. Recently, Forbes featured the company’s technology as a game-changer for ocean monitoring and environmental protection.

In an interview with Alacrity Canada's Cleantech Podcast, Julie Angus, CEO of Open Ocean Robotics, shares insights on pioneering ocean technology, clean energy, and the future of sustainable marine solutions.

Open Ocean Robotics was awarded first place at the 2019 New Ventures BC Competition.

Open Ocean Robotics has been selected by Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) to receive seed funding, supporting the development of our marine technology.

Open Ocean Robotics was recognized at the World Angel Investment Summit by the National Angel Capital Organization (NACO), receiving acclaim for its innovative approach to sustainable ocean technology.

Congratulations to our CEO, Julie Angus, for being selected as one of the finalists in the prestigious Women in Cleantech Challenge, an initiative by MaRS Discovery District to support female entrepreneurs driving innovation in clean technology. Julie’s groundbreaking work in autonomous uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) continues to lead the charge in sustainable ocean solutions.