After 18 months of collaboration, innovation and community engagement, the Ghost Nets Hunter Project has successfully concluded, leaving behind valuable knowledge, practical solutions and a strong local network committed to […]
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The scale of plastic waste in our oceans is overwhelming. Every year, millions of tonnes of plastic enter marine environments, with consequences stretching from coastal waters to the deep sea.
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“Hosting the first demonstration of SeaClear2.0 at our facilities in Marseille was a great opportunity to promote our seabed litter cleaning solution. With up to eight autonomous and remotely controlled
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The Lawnmower scan is the scan performed by the mini-Tortuga, Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), – the component of the SeaClear2.0 robotic system responsible for scanning the seabed for the detection
Can you guess what the ‘Lawnmower’ scan is? Read More »
Underwater litter mapping is one of the pioneering technologies offered by the SeaClear2.0 robotic system. The Technical University of Cluj-Napoca is leading the development of underwater litter maps that are
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Learn more about our work on localization and classification of marine litter in our latest article by Kaya ter Burg, Researcher on multi-modal underwater computer vision for litter detection at
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“A quiet, uncrewed vessel glides over the sea, scanning the depths below. An underwater robot then descends to map the seafloor and detect debris. A robotic gripper follows, grasping and
SeaClear2.0 – The future of ocean cleanup! Read More »
Written by: Matteo Schmid, Project Manager at HPA SeaClear2.0: Revolutionizing Ocean Cleanup with Advanced Robotics In a significant step towards combating marine litter pollution, the SeaClear2.0 project team has unveiled
The first live showcase of the SeaClear2.0 Robotic System, a groundbreaking innovation in autonomous marine litter detection and removal, was hosted by the Hamburg Port Authority on Thursday, 22nd May
In SeaClear2.0’s latest article, our colleagues at Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) share valuable insights from the 5 projects supported by SeaClear2.0. Through EU Mission Ocean funding, HPA’s technical guidance, and continuous knowledge
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