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The Marine Institute was set up under the Marine Institute Act 1991: “to undertake, to coordinate, to promote and to assist in marine research and development and to provide such services related to research and development, that in the opinion of the Institute, will promote economic development and create employment and protect the marine environment.”
We are the State agency responsible for marine research, technology development and innovation in Ireland. We provide scientific and technical advice to Government to help inform policy and to support the sustainable development of Ireland’s marine resource.
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Fisheries and AquacultureMarine Environmental ProtectionMarine RenewablesMarine ScienceShips and ShippingAcademiaCommunicationsConservationEducationGovernmentHydrographyMarine EnvironmentalMaritimeMeasurement & InstrumentationMetrologyOcean ResearchOtherResearch & DevelopmentScientific ResearchShippingUnderwater CommunicationsAutonomous Underwater VehiclesBeacons & BuoysBenthic Sampling EquipmentBiologyCharts & ChartingCoastal MaintenanceCommunicationsConsultancy ServicesCurrent MeasurementDataDisplays/Mapping/GraphicsDynamic PositioningEarth SciencesEcological Health & PollutionEcologyEconomic DevelopmentEducation & TrainingEnvironmental ManagementFluorometersGeologyGeophysicsGeotechnical Engineering & Global Information SystemsGlider; ArgoGovernmentHydrographic ServicesInstruments / InstrumentationLaboratory Testing ServicesMarine Equipment - GeneralModellingOcean CurrentsOcean ModellingOcean ObservationOceanographyProfiling floatsProfiling SystemsR&D OrganisationsRemote SensingResearch VesselRoboticsROVsSeabed SamplingSensorsSurvey EquipmentTestingTide GaugesTowed Arrays & BodiesTrials & Trials FacilitiesVesselsWeather Forecasting
The Systems, Robotics and Vision group (SRV) of the University of the Balearic Islands works on Mobile Robotics and Robot Vision, focusing on aerial, land and marine robots prototyping and applications. Recent research covers control architectures, collaborative and learning capabilities, localization and mapping, image processing, target detection and 3D reconstruction. Updated information can be found at http://srv.uib.es/
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Fisheries and AquacultureMarine Environmental ProtectionMarine SciencePorts, Harbours and TerminalsAcademiaEducationEngineeringMarine EnvironmentalMarine HardwareMeasurement & InstrumentationMetrologyNavigation & PositioningOcean ResearchPorts/HarboursResearch & DevelopmentScientific ResearchSoftware DevelopmentAutonomous Underwater VehiclesCamerasComputer EquipmentConsultancy ServicesControl SystemsDigital Video SystemsEcologyEducation & TrainingEnvironmental ManagementLasersMapping SystemsMarine Geotechnical InvestigationsRoboticsSurvey EquipmentTarget Acquisition & Recognition
HALPIN is the research & innovation pillar of the National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI). NMCI is a constituent college of the Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) and a partnership with the Irish Naval Service (INS). Through this partnership, HALPIN is the maritime research and innovation centre for CIT and HALPIN undertakes research and innovation activities on behalf of the INS. HALPIN's research and innovation work is in two primary thematic areas; Maritime Operations and Maritime Mechatronics. In Maritime Operations, HALPIN works in four sub-themes; Safety, Security & Defence, Supply Chain, Human Factors and Training & Education Innovation. In Maritime Mechatronics, HALPIN is developing innovative solutions for coastal & offshore monitoring, surveillance and data collection applications. Our objectives are to fill temporal, spatial and capability gaps and to disruptively lower the total cost of ownership for maritime monitoring, surveillance & data collection systems by leveraging the mass-production, consumer grade electronics phenomenon.
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Marine Environmental ProtectionMarine RenewablesMarine ScienceMaritime SafetyMaritime SecurityOffshore Oil & GasPorts, Harbours and TerminalsShips and ShippingMarine Electrical/ElectronicsMaritimeMeasurement & InstrumentationOcean ResearchPorts/HarboursResearch & DevelopmentShippingAntennaeCamerasCommunicationsInstruments / InstrumentationMaritime SurveillanceOcean ObservationPort SecurityR&D OrganisationsRadio EquipmentRemote SensingRescue & Survival EquipmentRoboticsSensorsSurveillance Systems & Equipment
H2O Robotics is a UNIZG-FER LABUST spin-off company offering cutting-edge underwater systems, vehicles and custom solutions. As a regional leader in maritime technologies, H2O Robotics offers its own vehicles which are result of years of research and trials as well as custom solutions tailored for the industry.
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Fisheries and AquacultureMarine Environmental ProtectionMaritime SecurityOffshore Oil & GasPorts, Harbours and TerminalsUtilities / PowerEngineeringHydrographyMarine Electrical/ElectronicsMarine HardwareMeasurement & InstrumentationPorts/HarboursResearch & DevelopmentSub ContractingUnderwater CommunicationsAutonomous Underwater VehiclesBathymetric SurveyCoastal ProtectionControl SystemsDynamic PositioningEnvironmental ManagementFault-Tolerant ControlHydrographic ServicesHydrological InstrumentsMapping SystemsMarine EngineeringMarine Equipment - GeneralMarine Site InvestigationsMarine SystemsMaritime SurveillanceNavigation & Position FixingPort SecurityR&D OrganisationsRoboticsROVsTelemetry EquipmentUnderwater CommunicationsVessels