Blue Zone Group Posts

First Annual Wave Glider Users Group

First Annual Wave Glider Users Group The  first annual Wave Glider Users Group has been conducted in At the OCEANS16 Conference in Monterey, California. The breadth and diversity of presentations reflects the wide application of Wave Glider and associated technologies including Autonomous/Unmanned Maritime Systems, Oceanographic and Climate Sciences, Maritime Domain Awareness (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) […]

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RS ORCA Multi-channel Passive Acoustic Recorder

RS ORCA Multi-channel Passive Acoustic Recorder BlueZone UVS is pleased to introduce to the Australian market the RS-ORCA Ace – a high specification, multi-channel passive acoustic recorder for capturing rich, broadband, underwater noise data. https://bluezonegroup.com.au/product-catalogue/data-logger-products/rs-orca RS-ORCA Ace is a 5 channel broadband recorder with on board noise processing up to 384 kHz sample rates. The […]

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ADCPs in Autonomous Action

ADCPs in Autonomous Action Combining the flexibility and power of Acoustic Doppler Profiler (ADCP) technology with the autonomous deployment capability of the Wave Glider platform results in a powerful new tool for monitoring of upper ocean currents. ADCPs in action on Wave Gliders (2675 KB) In the attached Marine Technology News white paper, Dr. Peter […]

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Success on the Swan River at AOG

Success on the Swan River at AOG The team from the UVS Perth office have completed successful innovative on-water demonstrations alongside the Australian Oil & Gas Exhibition in Perth. Over several cruise events delegates to AOG were able to see some of the broad Teledyne Marine range demonstrated on and in the Swan River and […]

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Teledyne and BlueZone Continue Close Connection at AOG

Teledyne and BlueZone Continue Close Connection at AOG Teledyne Marine President, Mike Read, has lead a delegation of experienced Teledyne staff for a combined exhibition and demonstration of Teledyne Marine equipment at Australian Oil & Gas in Perth, Western Australia.  At AOG in 2017 BlueZone (previously UVS) and Teledyne Marine have continued development of an […]

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Report outlines vital role of collaboration for defence capability

Report outlines vital role of collaboration for defence capability BlueZone UVS CTO, Darren Burrowes, has participated in the  NSW Collaboration for Defence Symposium held at the University of Technology Sydney with discussion around what success in collaboration looked like was one of the key talking points. The event, hosted by UTS, NSW Department of Industry, […]

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Boeing Developing Air-Drop Capability for SHARC Unmanned Surface Vehicle

Boeing Developing Air-Drop Capability for SHARC Unmanned Surface Vehicle SEAPOWER Magazine, January 19, 2017 ARLINGTON, Va. — Boeing is developing a kit to air-drop its SHARC (Sensor-Hosting Remote Autonomous Craft) wave glider by parachute into a deployment zone for surveillance. The SHARC — developed by Liquid Robotics, which Boeing recently acquired — is a wave-gliding […]

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Iconic Falcon Adds iCON Intelligent Control

Iconic Falcon Adds iCON Intelligent Control The winning formula of the iconic Saab Seaeye Falcon ‐ the most successful underwater electric robotic vehicle of its class in the world ‐ has received a considerable boost. Saab Seaeye has enhanced the Falcon’s already smart intelligent control system with their advanced iCON behaviour-based intelligent control architecture. It […]

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ADCP Bottom Mounts for Aquaculture

ADCP Bottom Mounts for Aquaculture BlueZone Group supplier, DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc., has announced the delivery of a significant follow-on order of diver-serviceable bottom mounts for one of the world’s largest fish farming companies.  The bottom mounts are set on the seafloor at a depth of 50 to 100 meters and allow for the proper deployment […]

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Surf’s up… down deep

Surf’s up… down deep Internal waves generated by tidal motions are the dark and silent type. Termed the internal tide, these waves heave the deep water up and down great distances; yet they show only slight excursions at the surface. They travel long distances underwater, yet little is known about their termination. En route, these […]

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