Case Studies & Resources
Need to Know Facts About the Tow Camera System
We’ve compiled a list of facts and answered some of our most frequently asked questions to help you learn more about the Tow Camera System and how it can be the right solution for your project.
The Best Lenses For Subsea Cameras: LiquidOptics
Learn more about LiquidOptics, the water-corrected, Ivanoff-inspired lens technology developed by SubC, and why it can make all the difference to your underwater images and video.
5 Tips for Choosing a Deep Sea Camera
There are several factors to consider when choosing a deep-sea camera no matter the industry. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled a list of our top 5 tips of what to look for when selecting the best camera for your needs.
SubC Camera Comparison Guide
Researching, comparing, and choosing the right underwater imaging subsea camera for your project can feel like a monumental task. We’ve put together a head-to-head comparison of SubC’s cameras to help you understand your options and inform your choice.
Ocean Observatory Testing Leads to Unlikely Friendship with Solitary Social Beluga
Thanks to our Observatory Camera System, this past summer we created an unlikely friendship with a solitary social Beluga!
Proving the Tow Camera System: Field Tested & Ocean Ready
Before launching any new product, it’s important to make sure that it’s proven to work. The same goes for our Tow Camera System. Learn how we made sure it was field-tested and ocean-ready.
Seafloor Mapping Innovations - The Why Behind the Tow Camera System
SubC’s newest seafloor mapping solution, the Tow Camera System, was developed in collaboration with customers. Find out more about the how and why behind the creation of this system.
Ocean Observatory Maintenance Hits Unexpected Snag
Exploration Vessel Nautilus provided maintenance support to ONC’s NEPTUNE Observatory, equipped in part with SubC Rayfin cameras. The routine-maintenance expedition was supposed to be smooth sailing but ended up facing an unexpected snag.
Guide to Subsea Lighting
As experts in subsea imaging, we have a few tips to help you understand underwater lighting and how to pick the option that is right for you.
Deep Sea Discovery Reveals More on Climate Change
A collaboration among the University of Haifa’s Leon H. Charney School of Marine Sciences, the Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and the Inter-University Institute of Marine Research uncovered a habitat hotspot!
Subsea camera enables remote real-time and long-term monitoring of seafloor as part of ocean observatory initiative
For the longest time in Newfoundland and Labrador, much of our ocean research has been conducted using surface buoys and sea-going vessels.
SubC Stories: Hydrothermal Vent Digital Stills Time-Lapse
The Ocean Observatories Initiative, in partnership with the University of Washington, have been using SubC’s ocean observatory system to capture high-resolution digital stills since August 2020.
Autonome Kameralösung von SubC in der DFO Labrador Sea Frontier Area Studie eingesetzt
SubC Imaging arbeitet seit langem mit dem Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) zusammen.
SubC Geschichten: Axial Seamount Studie wird mit Subsea Camera Observatory fortgesetzt
Seit 2014 setzt die University of Washington die Unterwasserkameras, LEDs und Laser von SubC Imaging ein, um den Axial Seamount zu beobachten, einen aktiven Unterwasservulkan, der sich 250 Meilen vor der Küste Oregons befindet.
SubC Geschichten: Atlantic Cod gefilmt mit der Rayfin Smart Kamera von SubC Imaging
Die Eigentümer von SubC stammen aus Fischerfamilien, und ihre Väter sind aktive Küstenfischer. SubC glaubt an eine nachhaltige Fischerei und spricht mit innovativen Unternehmen, die das Ziel haben, neue Technologien zu entwickeln, die effizient Fische fangen, ohne den Meeresboden zu berühren.
Autonome Pipeline-Inspektion mit der Rayfin-Kamera von SubC Imaging
Mit dem Ziel, die Inspektion von Pipelines einfacher und kosteneffizienter zu gestalten, hat ein Team von HiveGround in Thailand im Rahmen eines von AI & Robotics Ventures (ARV) initiierten Projekts ein autonomes Unterwasserfahrzeug (AUV) von Grund auf neu entwickelt. Die Xplorer AUV-Lösung soll bald auf den Markt kommen, und HiveGround wird nach kommerziellen Projekten Ausschau halten.
SubC Geschichten: Wal-Knochen-Studie wird im Barkley Canyon mit Unterwasser-Kamera-Observatorium fortgesetzt
Die Universität von Victoria nutzt seit 2014 die Observatory Solution von SubC für ihre Unterwasserstudie im Barkley Canyon.
