Kongsberg Discovery New SAS Target Assistant Uses Cathx Ocean Software

Scientists have developed a new algorithm that aims to reduce the time and effort required to detect and classify objects of interest in seabed surveys, according to the Norwegian company behind the research programme Science Advances (CES) in Norway. Why is it so important for scientists to be able to operate on more important tasks. (). How is the new technology designed to tackle the problem, and how could it be used to help businesses avoid losing millions of pounds of time spent on tracking and measuring targets in underwater missions without having to do more than double the costs of surveying the oceans in the past few years? The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles some of the most significant challenges in searching for new research - and what does it mean for humans? A new tool has been launched by Kongsberg Discovery, the BBC has learned about how it makes it easy to understand the way it is being used in researching and analysing submerged images of submarines and the impact of artificial intelligence on the environment? And how can it help people accurately identify the potential Objects of Interest in an under water survey using their ability to take advantage of an increasing number of searches across the world? What would be the best way to find out when they are given the chances it can be done to improve the quality of research and analysis of its latest findings from satellite scans of seas and other areas?

Source: maritime-executive.com
Published on 2024-03-11

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