From Experience to Innovation: Insights from Aqua-Cage on Fish Pen Inspections

by Patricia Sestari | Sep 11, 2025 | Blog

Aquaculture operators face a delicate balance: maintaining healthy fish stocks, ensuring the integrity of infrastructure, and doing so in ways that minimize stress on the animals and risk for workers. To better understand these challenges, we spoke with Kana Upton...

Structural Inspections in Aquaculture with Stereo Vision

by Patricia Sestari | Jul 28, 2025 | Blog

In aquaculture, maintaining the integrity of underwater infrastructure is essential to protecting stock, avoiding environmental risk, and sustaining operational uptime. Containment nets, fish pens, and mooring systems are constantly exposed to mechanical stress,...

Seeing the Ocean in True Colour: Why It Matters

by Patricia Sestari | Jul 23, 2025 | Blog

Underwater environments are vibrant ecosystems filled with detail, structure, and life—but to the human eye and conventional cameras, much of that is hidden behind a blue-green veil.   In water, light behaves differently than in air, with red wavelengths absorbed...

Focus Matters: How Depth of Field Enhances Subsea Inspection

by Patricia Sestari | Jun 26, 2025 | Blog

In underwater inspections, focus isn’t just about getting a clear image—it’s about capturing the right data at the right time. Whether identifying a structural anomaly on a subsea asset or building a detailed 3D model of the seafloor, the clarity of both foreground...

Unveiling Clarity: Why MTF Matters for Underwater Cameras

by Patricia Sestari | Jun 10, 2025 | Blog

In underwater inspections, achieving clear and accurate imagery is crucial. Whether surveying marine infrastructure, mapping seafloor habitats, or inspecting offshore energy assets, the ability to capture fine details directly impacts decision-making and project...

Underwater Mine Hunting: The Right Tools for Every Stage

by Patricia Sestari | May 20, 2025 | Blog

Modern mine countermeasure (MCM) operations are evolving, with uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs) at the forefront of this transformation. The future of MCM lies in compact, intelligent systems capable of detecting, classifying, and identifying mine-like objects...