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Swiss Tech Start-Up Secures funding for Innovative Underwater Drone

by Igor MartinPosted on
Posted in BusinessNews

A Lausanne-based start-up has secured private investor funding to boost the development of their products, including a high-tech submarine drone that will reduce fatalities in dangerous underwater operations. EPFL spin-off Hydromea, which specialises in portable and autonomous robotics and wireless communication underwater, has raised undisclosed amount in convertible loans as part of a CHF1.4 million seed round. Founded in 2014,…

SLAM expert for underwater robotics inspection (full-time)

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in Uncategorized
Do you have a passion for underwater? Do you dream of working in a fun environment with a cutting edge technology spanning between sophisticated robotics and complex computer systems? Hydromea makes the subsea world more autonomous, affordable and accessible with miniaturized robotics and wireless communication technologies. We are currently building our team and are seeking a… SLAM expert for underwater…

DELIVERING FAST AND RELIABLE REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS FOR PRECISE SUBSEA MONITORING APPLICATIONS WITH LUMA WIRELESS OPTICAL COMMUNICATION NODES.

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in Use Case

Many subsea construction operations require real time data access to enable informed decision to be made during the installation phase. The reliability of data communications with monitoring systems is critical to this type of operation. Ashtead Technology successfully integrated Hydromea’s LUMA optical nodes with its AMS+ (autonomous monitoring system) and DMS (deflection monitoring system), which are systems regularly used to…

PROVIDING CRITICAL INFORMATION ABOUT STATE OF INSTRUMENTS IN REAL TIME AT OVER 4’000 METERS DEPTH WITH LUMA WIRELESS OPTICAL COMMUNICATION NODES.

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in Use Case

Germany’s oceanographic research institutes successfully used Hydromea’s LUMA 250LP wireless nodes in depths down to over 4000m. The scientists of the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI)/Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology (MPI) on board the research vessel Sonne were examining the possible environmental impact of deep sea mining of polymetallic nodules in the Clarion Clipperton Fracture Zone (CCZ) in the Eastern…

REDUCING RISK AND IMPROVING SPEED IN A SUBSEA MANIFOLD INSTALLATION WITH LUMA WIRELESS OPTICAL NODES

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in Use Case

Hydromea’s LUMA, a wireless high-speed underwater communication system, was successfully deployed by a leading subsea operator, during a subsea manifold installation project in the North Sea in November 2018.  LUMA was integrated with Ashtead Technology’s AMS+ (Autonomous Monitoring System) to deliver fast and reliable remote communication of heading, pitch, roll and other essential data in real time via a work…

Hydromea’s LUMA wireless nodes successfully support Germany’s AWI/MPI in the Pacific at over 4000m depth

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in LumaNews

During a recent science cruise, Germany’s oceanographic research institutes successfully used Hydromea’s LUMA 250LP wireless node in depths down to over 4000m. The scientists of the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI)/Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology (MPI) on board the research vessel Sonne were examining the possible environmental impact of deep sea mining of polymetallic nodules in the Clarion Clipperton Fracture…

Hydromea pioneers subsea access with portable underwater robotics and through-water wireless communication technologies.

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in LumaNews

Hydromea is at the end of an exciting journey at TechX, the top energy accelerator based in Aberdeen, hosted by the Oil & Gas Technology Center (OGTC). Over 16 weeks Hydromea and 11 other startups have been benefiting from an unfair advantage with world-class workshops, seminars and extensive access to the industry experts across the entire upstream value chain within…

Our CTO Felix Schill presents at “Leonardo at 500” in the British Library

by Alexander BahrPosted on
Posted in AUVNews

On 26 July 2019 our CTO Felix Schill gave a presentation on “How will robotics shape the future of Ocean Exploration?”. The presentation was part of the “Leonardo at 500” event taking place at the British Library in London, UK. His presentation explores how the efficient use of swarms of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) can push the boundary of ocean…

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