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Marine Technology and AI

Understand how the ocean works.

Use Apps, IoT, AI and Dome kits.

Apps

Report and explore marine biodiversity and litter

Whale Reporter
Marine Biodiversity Assessments using Whale Watchers
Building on the economic impact of whale watching as a form of ecotourism, we developed a system which supports on-shore and off-shore whale watching, offering an unobtrusive way to spot cetaceans.
Dive Reporter
Underwater Marine Biodiversity Assessments using Scuba Divers
Tablet application with scuba divers as citizen scientists for post-dive surveys. We collect the abundance/scarcity of marine taxa and compare the results between tourists and dive-masters.
Litter Reporter
Marine Litter Geotagging using Crowdsourcing
Mobile application with tourists as citizen scientists for reporting marine litter. Using gamification, we motivate users to geotag beached and floating marine litter.
ARDome
Experience and interact within AR cyberphysical systems
Built as a standalone ARCore mobile application, it leverages the Augmented Reality and allowing the mapping of the underwater cyber environment onto the geodesic dome structure.

Survive sensing in harsh aquatic environments

Poseidon
Passive-acoustic Ocean Sensor for Entertainment and Interactive Data-gathering in Opportunistic Nautical-activities
Low-cost PAM system for nautical citizen science and real-time acoustic augmentation of whale-watching experiences. POSEIDON identifies vocal acoustic samples of whales and dolphins.
SeaMote
Interactive Remotely Operated Apparatus for Aquatic Expeditions
Low-cost, long-range, radio controlled USV, based on IoT and LoRa, intended to be used for aquatic expeditions collecting environmental telemetry, like temperature, humidity, GPS position...
Triton
Low-cost, long-range bio-marker for assessing environmental telemetry using LoRa and IoT.
Experimental apparatus of a bio-tag, to be placed on turtles, capable of collecting the environmental telemetry. Study reports feasibilty analysis using remote sensing through LoRa protocol and modeling the geolocation position.

Identify marine species or debris with deep learning

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BiodiversityNet

LitterNet

AcousticNet

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Help us conserve these species worldwide

Diadema

Markers

Stopwatch

Bounding Box

Freshnwater Pin

Freshwater Vertebrates

Climarest: Stakeholder survey

Soft Coral's Presence

Impact aquatic literacy with interactive environments

Dolphin
Understanding the Carbon footprint of Sea-vessels
Dome floats at the sea surface, and is moored to the public beach with ropes. Is built on an existing water platform, allowing visitors to explore it. It explains the consequences of CO2 emissions, coming from the whale watching sea-vessels
Seal
Exploration of Scuba Divers revealing Seal Record Depths
Proposed installation resembles one of the endangered seals on Madeira archipelago, called Lobo Marinho. Such seals have been recently spotted having in-water short naps, and is therefore the rationale for being deployed at seabed.
Turtle
Revealing Turtle Encounters with Marine Litter from Nesting Beaches
Deployed at the protected turtle nesting beaches, the users scan the dome with their own mobile phone’s camera. The dome acts as a 2D marker to trigger a Cross Reality (XR) experience.
Whale
Fixing Carbon using On-Shore Interactive Projection Mapping
Designed for the public beach and night projections, audience interacts with it using body gestures and integrated sonar modules. Interaction is based on the proximity of the person to the dome.
Seabird
Depicting the Food Diet using Off-shore Resting House for Seabirds
Installed at the sea surface and acting as a lighthouse close to the harbor, it is deployed on root trajectories of whale-watching sea-vessels. Such vessels pass by the geodesic dome to observe the gathering of sea-birds.