Optical Sensors: Enabling Explorers to See the Depths Like We See the Surface

Wide-area 3D seabed data captured from the Voyis Insight Pro laser scanner. (Image credit: Voyis)

Human ingenuity has led to a world of discovery, yet our ocean’s deepest secrets remain shrouded in darkness.

The deep sea covers approximately 65% of the Earth’s surface and a has remained largely undocumented, with surveys being limited to low-resolution mapping from surface vessels and satellites, and localized observation with submersibles. Efficient wide area optical exploration in deep water is key to uncovering the ocean’s mysteries and is vital for documenting and managing the habitats, archaeology, and critical infrastructure that call the ocean home.

Click here to read the full story in the digital issue of ON&T August 2021.

By Becca Ellig, Marketing Manager, Voyis Imaging Inc.

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