FarSounder has partnered with the University of Rhode Island ELECOMP Capstone Program. In the program, two students were matched with a local business’ to work on designing, building, programming, and testing solutions to real-world problems. The two senior-level engineering students working with FarSounder this past school year were Thomas Lott and Cole [ Continue reading. ]
Recent News
Teledyne RD Instruments Launches Two New Next-Gen Technologies
(San Diego, Calif. – April 23, 2019) In 1982, RD Instruments introduced the industry’s first Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP), forever changing the way that ocean currents are measured around the globe. Thirteen years later, this innovative technology was literally flipped on its head to create the industry’s first Doppler Velocity [ Continue reading. ]
TMTW 2019 Call for Speakers
TELEDYNE MARINE TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP CALL FOR SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED (San Diego, Calif. – April 22, 2019) Teledyne Marine has announced a call for speakers for its joint Teledyne Marine Technology Workshop (TMTW) to be hosted in San Diego, CA; October 6-9, 2019. Teledyne Marine's 23 industry-leading brands will once again join forces [ Continue reading. ]
Zephyr Education Foundation’s Marine Science and Technology Program Celebrates 10th Year
This spring Zephyr Education Foundation (ZEF) starts its 10 year hosting high school and college classes on field trips in Woods Hole. Each year over 2000 students participate in ZEF’s hands-on scientific “cruises” in Vineyard Sound. During the trips students deploy a benthic sled with camera to get live video on board of different habitats, deploy a [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN Member News! Prawler Joins McLane Profiler Line
April 4, 2019 (Falmouth, MA) – McLane Research Laboratories, Inc. announces that the Prawler, a low cost, shallow profiling vehicle is now available as part of the McLane Profiler product line. The Prawler collects and transmits sensor data from the surface to 500 m of the water column, traveling the mooring wire using wave actuated motion. April 9-11 [ Continue reading. ]
Photos from the February 21, 2019 MOTN Meeting at SMAST
Nearly 40 MOTN members and industry representatives attended MOTN's February 21, 2019 at the impressive SMAST East campus. Here are some photos of the event. [ Continue reading. ]
New Expedition Ship Fitted with FarSounder FLS
FarSounder’s Forward-Looking Sonar (FLS) will be included on the new luxury expedition cruise vessel by Mystic Cruises, the World Explorer. This latest technology in navigation and obstacle avoidance will be a welcome addition to this state-of-the-art vessel. The World Explorer will embark on a variety of unique voyages. Its journeys will include [ Continue reading. ]
2019 New England Regional MATE Student ROV Competition – Volunteers Needed
Each year the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center sponsors a student ROV competition for middle, high school and college students. Teams are given a mission task and a set of specifications for their ROV. Teams are then responsible for the design and construction of their ROV to accomplish the required [ Continue reading. ]
www.blueincubator.com — >> A “BlueTech” Center On The North Plymouth Waterfront: If we build it, will you come?
There is an opportunity to create a unique "BlueTech" center on the waterfront in North Plymouth, MA that is accessible by commuter rail from South Station in Boston and roughly equi-distant from the 500+ marine technology companies and academic institutions that have been identified in southeastern New England and comprise our survey population. We are [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN Member News! Alucia2 Installing FarSounder 3D FLS
FarSounder’s flagship navigation product, the FarSounder-1000 Forward Looking Sonar (FLS), has been selected by the OceanX exploration team to help provide safe passage for Alucia2, their new 85.3m research and exploration yacht. Admarel BV, a member of the Alewijnse Group, is the FarSounder dealer in the Netherlands instrumental in securing this [ Continue reading. ]
Rhonda Moniz Underwater Forensic Investigator on Oxygen’s Smiley Face Killers: The Hunt for Justice
Don't miss Smiley Face Killers: Will Hurley's Family Learns of His Death (Season 1, Episode 3) airing on the Oxygen channel on Saturday, February 2nd 7:00 PM. Our own Rhonda Moniz is the underwater forensics investigator on the third episode highlighting the cold case in Boston. Retired NYPD detectives investigate the Smiley Face murder theory talk to the [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN MEMBER NEWS! Captain Brian Perkins Receives Surface Navy Association’s Special Recognition Award
While attending the Surface Navy Association Symposium, held in Washington DC, Captain Brian Perkins was awarded a Special Recognition Award. This award is generally awarded to Surface Navy Association members, dependents and retirees whose community-related activities go “above and beyond” as well as promoting the Surface Navy. “He was awarded the Surface [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN MEMBER NEWS! Strategies is proud to announce a new associate to our consulting group.
Matt is an acquisition and operations specialist who excels at planning and execution while tracking risk and risk management and ensuring that cost, schedule, and performance goals are met. Matt is a certified DHS Level III Program Manager and a Level II Requirements Manager with a Masters in Quality Systems Management capped by Program Manager for the USCG [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN Helps Promote Blue Innovation in New England
MOTN was a proud sponsor of The Blue Innovation Symposium, held from November 27-28, 2018 at Salve Regina University in Newport. The Symposium, organized by Salve’s Office of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education Programs and the Canadian Consulate General of Boston, was the largest marine technology conference in New England with more than 200 [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN MEMBER NEWS! Falmouth Scientific Receives Patent Immunity for ExxonMobil’s Cable Head Source Patent
Cataumet, MA, USA – Oct. 4, 2018 Falmouth Scientific, Inc. (FSI) has received a patent immunity from ExxonMobil for ExxonMobil’s Cable Head Marine Seismic Source (CHS) patent (US 9,864,081). This immunity enables FSI to incorporate its seismic source with HawkEyeTM Clear Signature technology into ExxonMobil’s CHS concept for near-zero offset data [ Continue reading. ]
2018 Annual Meeting Photo Contest Winner and Gallery
Congratulations to Matt Scheuer, whose entry "Blue Encounter" is the winner of the 2018 Annual Meeting photo contest. Thanks to all the contest participants for turning out some fantastic shots! Below is a gallery of all entries. As you can see it was close race! (Select any image below to to view larger.) [ Continue reading. ]
Photos from the 2018 MOTN Annual Meeting at Massachusetts Maritime Academy
MOTN's annual meeting was on September 26, 2018 at 5:30. Once again Mass Maritime Academy proved the perfect venue and catered to a full house. Participants had ample time to network and catch up with colleagues throughout the event. Guest speakers included Toby Stapleton, Salve Regina and MOTN's VP, Kelly DeMello, Mass [ Continue reading. ]
2018 MOTN Logo Contest Winner and New Website
Our new website launch has been a great success! As you can see we have a new look and feel thanks to our web guru, Jacqqueline Sylvia at jswebsolutions.com. We also have a new logo provided by our 2018 MOTN Logo Contest Winner, Kate Tremblay! Kate was one of a number of contributors to enter her MOTN logo design ideas and she won top honors!! Congrats Kate! [ Continue reading. ]
A Welcome Message from MOTN President Rhonda Moniz
Forging Ahead! Dear Colleagues and Friends, It is pleasure and honor to be taking the MOTN helm. I know that I have some big shoes to fill, but I look forward to growing with the organization and it's members. I would also like to welcome our new Vice President, Toby Stapleton, who I believe brings a fresh perspective to our group. I would also like [ Continue reading. ]
MOTN Team Boat Draws Industry Attention
Endicott College Makes Strides in New Technology With MOTN Team Boat As previously reported, MOTN has teamed with Endicott College and the City of Gloucester to enter a "Miniboat" in the Educational Passages Atlantic Regatta, a coordinated effort between with numerous marine organizations and educational institutions around the Atlantic seaboard. [ Continue reading. ]
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