About 25% of the global seafloor has been mapped in high resolution, according to NOAA, leaving a lot of work to be done. It’s not always practical or safe for humans to be involved, and that’s where Terradepth comes in: its autonomous underwater vehicles collect vast amounts of 3D seabed data hosted on Cesium ion Self-Hosted … Blog: Terradepth Processes Seafloor Data at the Edge with Cesium ion Self-Hosted
Terradepth Software Engineer I, Josh Bardwick, shares how his passion for autonomy and robotics took him from a university capstone project to an engineering career at Terradepth building the future of subsea technology. Discovering Autonomy Through Machine Learning At Terradepth, we believe the future of subsea robotics depends not only on technology, but also on … Blog: From College Capstone to Subsea Robotics Software Engineer
In some ways, Earth’s oceans are more mysterious and less explored than outer space. Terradepth is changing this with its autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and its Absolute Ocean (AO) browser-accessible data management and analysis platform, which uses CesiumJS to visualize vast 3D models of the ocean floor. Terradepth’s Absolute Ocean uses CesiumJS to visualize vast … Blog: Terradepth Displays Sea Floor 3D Models with CesiumJS
At Terradepth, we are pushing the boundaries of technological advancement in seabed data collection by enhancing our capabilities in robotics and cloud-based geospatial data management. With so much progress, we thought we’d take a moment to update our customers and stakeholders on milestones we’ve achieved in recent months and where we’re headed next. “The ocean … Blog: Terradepth’s Vision to Transform Ocean Data through Innovation