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Vancouver, British Columbia
Canadian geospatial company developing remote-sensing and terrain-analysis services for complex environments.
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An editorial cluster of published British Columbia organizations developing autonomous maritime and undersea platforms.
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Victoria, British Columbia
Measure the water column without rebuilding the instrument package. AML Oceanographic makes swappable sensors, profilers, and moving-vessel systems in Canada for hydrographic and ocean operations.
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Darkwater Exploration is the ROV and underwater-video-inspection division of EnviroMarine Ltd., serving Western Canada from Creston, British Columbia.
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Explore Portable ROV underwater inspectionVancouver, British Columbia
VodaSafe Inc., operating as AquaEye, is a Vancouver technology company developing intelligent sonar and coordination tools for water-search, rescue and recovery operations.
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Explore ROV-mounted intelligent sonar integrationVancouver, British Columbia
Clear Seas is a Canadian not-for-profit research organization focused on the human, environmental and economic effects of marine shipping. It produces public research, convenes government, industry and community perspectives, and develops Indigenous research and maritime capacity programs. Its work gives decision-makers evidence for shipping policy and planning.
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