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MarineSitu integrates Ultralytics YOLO AI models to automatically detect and track marine life in real time, dramatically reducing manual review and improving data quality in harsh ocean conditions.

The C3-BR stereo camera — calibrated for underwater use, rated to 1000m, designed for quick mounting on the BlueROV2 — is now available on Blue Robotics' The Reef.

MarineSitu competed against four finalists at the Bend Venture Conference, taking home fourth place and $32,500 in investment funds supporting growth-stage development.

Selected by VentureWell's NOAA-supported Ocean Enterprise Accelerator Program to join the Stage 1 cohort — $15,000 in non-dilutive TDC funding and access to a network of ocean business mentors.

A finalist against five other startups, MarineSitu was awarded $5,000 by audience vote at the Flywheel Investment Conference.

MarineSitu's integrated sonar and stereo camera array with real-time AI demonstrated at PNNL — designed for around-the-clock environmental monitoring in high-energy tidal environments.

Selected for this four-month accelerator hosted by the University of Southern Mississippi — $25,000 in program support for late-stage startups in marine aquaculture, fisheries, and coastal restoration.

MarineSitu joins the Hatch Blue accelerator to apply long-term underwater monitoring hardware and machine learning to aquaculture — drawing on experience with harsh conditions and complex ML pipelines.

The U.S. Department of Energy Small Business Innovation Research Phase IIb award supports continued development and commercialization of our marine energy monitoring suite.

NOAA's effort to advance coastal surveying awarded MarineSitu a Small Business Innovation Research grant for an affordable, AI-supported low-cost ROV monitoring system.

Over $800,000 awarded by the U.S. Department of Energy as part of investment in environmentally sustainable hydropower and fish passage protection technologies.

As project pitch finalists, co-founder Mitchell Scott presented MarineSitu at the Department of Defense Operational Energy and Logistics Summit in Honolulu, HI.

Feature coverage of MarineSitu's AI-assisted approach to underwater environmental monitoring — advanced cameras, edge AI, and long-term deployment in demanding marine environments.

An in-depth interview on how MarineSitu delivers tailor-made, long-term underwater monitoring solutions to the growing blue economy using advanced hardware and industry knowledge.

The Maritime Executive covers the growing role of vision-based AI in underwater settings, featuring MarineSitu's work enabling autonomous inspection and environmental monitoring.

Plainsight and MarineSitu announce a collaboration combining computer vision AI with long-term marine monitoring hardware to advance the prospects of a sustainable blue economy.

UW Mechanical Engineering covers MarineSitu's first AMP site deployment — the origin of the company's long-term monitoring technology.

MarineSitu's public debut at the UW Environmental Innovation Challenge — the founding moment of a company that has since grown into a full marine AI platform.