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Welcome to The Business of Aquaculture! This week, we dive beyond the splashy headlines into the quiet revolution happening under the waves with Dr. James Bellingham—world-renowned robotics pioneer, executive director of the Johns Hopkins Institute for Assured Autonomy, and Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of exploration robotics. He's also the author of How Are Marine Robots Shaping Our Future?From the Arctic to the Antarctic, Dr. Bellingham has led two dozen AUV (autonomous underwater vehicle) expeditions through crushing pressure, freezing darkness, and some very opinionated currents. In this episode, we explore how marine robots are already transforming aquaculture management, climate data collection, offshore energy scouting, and even shipwreck discovery. We dig into:How ocean forces, habitats, and creatures shape our daily lives—and the urgent environmental threats robotics can address.Real-world deployments, from wreck recovery to deep-sea resource mapping—and what's next for industry.The ethics and safety playbook: accountability, regulation, and trust as autonomy scales.If you care about sustainable seafood, resilient supply chains, and smarter decisions at sea, this conversation is your sonar ping. Grab your fins—no human piloting required.Support the show

Very few people get paid to visit shipwrecks—but for Stephanie Gandulla, it's all part of the job. Stephanie is a scuba diver, maritime archeologist, and resource protection coordinator for the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary. The agency safeguards Lake Huron's historic shipwrecks, many of which have yet to be discovered. That's where Katie Skinner comes in. She's an assistant professor at the University of Michigan and the director of the school's Field Robotics Group. Skinner and her team have been developing autonomous underwater vehicles that can find new shipwreck sites, all on their own. For humans, a search is costly, time-consuming, manual work. But for AI? Skinner thinks it could help us find answers in a snap. On this episode, Stephanie and Katie talk about using AI to find shipwrecks in a literal lake of data, so that they can spend less time searching and more time exploring—as only humans can do.You can learn more about some of the people and projects featured in this episode, including… The Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary at thunderbay.noaa.govKatie Skinner and the University of Michigan's Field Robotics Group at fieldrobotics.engin.umich.eduPrevious efforts to autonomously map Thunder Bay's historical shipwrecks at theverge.com/2020/3/5/21157791/drone-autonomous-boat-ben-shipwreck-alley-unh-noaa-great-lakes-thunder-bay~ ~ ~Working Smarter is brought to you by Dropbox Dash—the AI universal search and knowledge management tool from Dropbox. Learn more at workingsmarter.ai/dashYou can listen to more episodes of Working Smarter on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. To read more stories and past interviews, visit workingsmarter.aiThis show would not be possible without the talented team at Cosmic Standard: producer Dominic Girard, sound engineer Aja Simpson, technical director Jacob Winik, and executive producer Eliza Smith. Special thanks to our illustrators Justin Tran and Fanny Luor, marketing consultant Meggan Ellingboe, and editorial support from Catie Keck. Our theme song was composed by Doug Stuart. Working Smarter is hosted by Matthew Braga. Thanks for listening!

Send us a textWelcome to another episode of Yappin N Shxt! In today's episode:   Losing weight!The restaurant chain that generates the most revenue per location in the US isn't an expensive steakhouse or a classy establishment like Hooters or Dave & Buster's. It's the Taiwan-based soup dumpling darling Din Tai FungWith so far only 16 locations in US each restaurant location makes, of $27.4 million per location a year.For perspective, Din Tai Fung's AUV is equivalent to that of two Cheesecake Factories or nearly seven McDonald's.Yappin N Shxt is a production of Lost Dawgs Media.Listen to us on all of your favorite podcasting apps!Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yappinnshxtpod/

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In this eye-opening episode of Fast Casual Nation, hosts Paul Barron and Cherryh Cansler sit down with Mark Lohmann, CEO of the rapidly growing chicken concept Birdcall. Discover how this 15-unit brand is disrupting the competitive chicken sandwich space with its award-winning food, proprietary "Poncho" technology system, and strategic growth approach. Lohmann shares valuable insights on balancing big-brand experience with startup agility, achieving $2.5M AUVs while maintaining hospitality excellence, and their recent expansion into iconic venues like Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Whether you're a restaurant operator, franchise investor, or industry enthusiast, this conversation reveals the recipe behind Birdcall's success and their vision for smart growth in the fast casual landscape.FastCasualInnovation #ChickenSandwichWars #RestaurantTechGet Your Podcast Now! Are you a hospitality or restaurant industry leader looking to amplify your voice and establish yourself as a thought leader? Look no further than SavorFM, the premier podcast platform designed exclusively for hospitality visionaries like you. Take the next step in your industry leadership journey – visit https://www.savor.fm/Capital & Advisory: Are you a fast-casual restaurant startup or a technology innovator in the food service industry? Don't miss out on the opportunity to tap into decades of expertise. Reach out to Savor Capital & Advisory now to explore how their seasoned professionals can propel your business forward. Discover if you're eligible to leverage our unparalleled knowledge in food service branding and technology and take your venture to new heights.Don't wait – amplify your voice or supercharge your startup's growth today with Savor's ecosystem of industry-leading platforms and advisory services. Visit https://www.savor.fm/capital-advisory

Це інтерв'ю розповідає про підготовку до майбутньої Мельбурнської Маланки 2025, яскравого свята української культури. Ми розмовляємо з Євгеном Гавришком, головою AUV, та Ешлі Авраменко, директором AUV, щоб дізнатися про процес планування, включно зі захопливим залученням відомого гурту Jaga Band зі Сіднею як спеціальних гостей.

Welcome to another insightful episode of The Advisory Board Podcast! In today's episode, Dave Hansen sits down with Paul Ebert, President of Two Maids and a leader at Home Franchise Concepts (HFC), to unpack actionable strategies that help franchise owners elevate their businesses. Paul, a finance-driven, tech-savvy leader, shares his expertise on improving franchise performance, growing AUV (average unit volume), and using data to shape success.Paul and Dave dive deep into the ins and outs of running a modern franchise system, from maximizing territory potential to implementing cutting-edge technology. With 140 units and climbing, Two Maids has made significant strides in increasing AUV by honing in on territory management, customer retention, and personalized franchisee coaching. Paul also gives us a peek into HFC's newest project: streamlining the customer experience by fully digitizing the journey—making it easier to book, reschedule, and manage services from your phone. This is a huge win for both franchisees and customers!Paul also shares his approach to helping franchisees scale their businesses effectively, breaking down long-term goals into smaller, more manageable steps. By leveraging data and automating lead nurturing (thanks to the incredible support of ClientTether!), franchise owners can focus on growing their businesses without getting bogged down by day-to-day inefficiencies.A big shout-out to ClientTether, the sponsor of today's episode. Their lead nurturing and customer relationship management tools are game-changers in helping franchises boost their revenue and efficiency.Tune in to discover more about the exciting developments in the franchise world and learn from Paul's years of experience as he discusses real-world solutions for boosting franchise success!

A Garmin MicroLED kijelzős okosórát mutathat be ITBusiness     2024-10-10 04:37:01     Mobiltech Generáció Okosóra GPS Garmin A Garmin lehet az első gyártó, aki új képernyőtechnológiát mutat be egy hordozható eszközön, mégpedig a MicroLED kijelzőt egy okosórában. Az újítás a Garmin és a Vuzix közötti partnerségnek köszönhető, melynek célja a "következő generációs nano-imprintált hullámvezetők MicroLED-alapú kijelzőkkel" fejlesztése. A Garmin és a Vuzix még nem jelentett b Több mint 30 millió Internet Archive-felhasználó adata szivárgott ki Bitport     2024-10-10 10:08:00     Infotech Kiberbiztonság Hacker Kibertámadás Az archívum rendszerét több súlyos támadás is érte: az adatszivárgás mellett DDoS akciók okoztak rendszerleállást. Új rakétával indul az európai versenyen a BME csapata Helló Sajtó!     2024-10-10 05:34:31     Infotech Innováció BME A BME Suborbitals csapata izgalmas kihívás előtt áll: a Prometheus rakétával indulnak az Európai Rakétaépítő Versenyen. Céljuk a 3000 méteres magasság elérése, amivel egy új fejezetet nyitnak a magyar mérnöki innovációban. Életszerű jelenséget észleltek a Mariana-árokban 24.hu     2024-10-10 13:17:27     Tudomány Energia A kutatók olyan struktúrákat találtak, amelyek az élethez hasonlóan alakítják át az energiát. A Beatles és az Apple évtizedekig pereskedtek azért, hogy eldöntsék, kié az alma Telex     2024-10-10 05:07:10     Infotech Apple BBC Beatles A világ leghíresebb zenekarának saját kiadóját szintén Apple-nek hívták, ami miatt többször is beperelték a techcéget. A jogi hercehurcába pedig egyszer még egy, a BBC élő adásába bakiból behívott munkakereső is belefolyt. Végre PC-re is jön minden idők egyik legjobb videójátéka InStyle Men     2024-10-10 04:10:14     Infotech A Red Dead Redemptionnek eddig csak a második részével játszhattunk ezen a platformon. Hogyan ismerd fel az AI által generált képeket? ICT Global     2024-10-10 15:33:43     Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Néha a megszólalásig hasonlítanak a valódihoz, máskor pedig ezer méterről is kiszúrható, hogy mesterséges intelligenciával generált képről van szó. Ugyanakkor nem árt tisztában lenni az AI alkotta képek jegyeivel, mert terjedésük egyre nagyobb probléma. Letarolta Floridát a Milton hurrikán Qubit     2024-10-10 09:29:06     Tudomány Hurrikán Alig vonult el az előző természeti csapás, a Helena hurrikán, máris itt a következő. Az állam egy részét evakuálták, hamarosan pedig szembe kell néznie a lakosoknak a pusztítással. Nem csak kényelmes, brutál jól is szól a Google új fülhallgatója Index     2024-10-10 05:54:00     Infotech Telefon Google A Pixel 9-es telefonok mellett az új Google fülhallgató is megérkezett Magyarországra – természetesen ezt is kipróbáltuk. Lassan visszatér az élet az európai e-kereskedelembe HWSW     2024-10-10 11:28:11     Infotech Kína Infláció A kínaiak és az infláció sokkolta a szektort az elmúlt két évben, most csekély növekedés jöhet. Sugárhajtású drónvadász mesterséges intelligenciával Gyártástrend     2024-10-10 09:40:42     Tudomány USA Repülőtér Mesterséges intelligencia Repülőgép Drón Az amerikai hadsereg mesterséges intelligencia (Mi) által vezérelt, pilóta nélküli repülőgépeket telepít a hadrendjébe. Bevetették a világ első víz alatti önvezető drónját egy tengeri szélerőmű ellenőrzésére newtechnology.hu     2024-10-10 04:33:21     Cégvilág Mesterséges intelligencia Drón Szélerőmű A Beam nevű brit cég piacra dobta a világ első, mesterséges intelligenciával működő, önvezető víz alatti járművét (AUV), amely áttörést hozhat a tengeri szélerőművek ellenőrzésében. Míg a hagyományos ellenőrzések gyakran Fordulatos hét után 6,6 milliárd dollár az OpenAI zsebében Fintech     2024-10-10 05:04:25     Modern Gazdaság Cégvilág Mesterséges intelligencia Apple OpenAI Az OpenAI 6,6 milliárd dollárnyi tőkéhez jutott, ezzel a cég megerősítheti vezető pozícióját a piacon. Mindeközben a vállalat több kulcsfontosságú vezetője távozott és egy pillanating úgy tűnt meghiúsul a tőkeemelés miután az Apple visszatáncolt az üzlettől. Ritkán látni ekkora befektetést Az OpenAI friss finanszírozási köre összesen 6,6 milliárd d A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

A Garmin MicroLED kijelzős okosórát mutathat be ITBusiness     2024-10-10 04:37:01     Mobiltech Generáció Okosóra GPS Garmin A Garmin lehet az első gyártó, aki új képernyőtechnológiát mutat be egy hordozható eszközön, mégpedig a MicroLED kijelzőt egy okosórában. Az újítás a Garmin és a Vuzix közötti partnerségnek köszönhető, melynek célja a "következő generációs nano-imprintált hullámvezetők MicroLED-alapú kijelzőkkel" fejlesztése. A Garmin és a Vuzix még nem jelentett b Több mint 30 millió Internet Archive-felhasználó adata szivárgott ki Bitport     2024-10-10 10:08:00     Infotech Kiberbiztonság Hacker Kibertámadás Az archívum rendszerét több súlyos támadás is érte: az adatszivárgás mellett DDoS akciók okoztak rendszerleállást. Új rakétával indul az európai versenyen a BME csapata Helló Sajtó!     2024-10-10 05:34:31     Infotech Innováció BME A BME Suborbitals csapata izgalmas kihívás előtt áll: a Prometheus rakétával indulnak az Európai Rakétaépítő Versenyen. Céljuk a 3000 méteres magasság elérése, amivel egy új fejezetet nyitnak a magyar mérnöki innovációban. Életszerű jelenséget észleltek a Mariana-árokban 24.hu     2024-10-10 13:17:27     Tudomány Energia A kutatók olyan struktúrákat találtak, amelyek az élethez hasonlóan alakítják át az energiát. A Beatles és az Apple évtizedekig pereskedtek azért, hogy eldöntsék, kié az alma Telex     2024-10-10 05:07:10     Infotech Apple BBC Beatles A világ leghíresebb zenekarának saját kiadóját szintén Apple-nek hívták, ami miatt többször is beperelték a techcéget. A jogi hercehurcába pedig egyszer még egy, a BBC élő adásába bakiból behívott munkakereső is belefolyt. Végre PC-re is jön minden idők egyik legjobb videójátéka InStyle Men     2024-10-10 04:10:14     Infotech A Red Dead Redemptionnek eddig csak a második részével játszhattunk ezen a platformon. Hogyan ismerd fel az AI által generált képeket? ICT Global     2024-10-10 15:33:43     Infotech Mesterséges intelligencia Néha a megszólalásig hasonlítanak a valódihoz, máskor pedig ezer méterről is kiszúrható, hogy mesterséges intelligenciával generált képről van szó. Ugyanakkor nem árt tisztában lenni az AI alkotta képek jegyeivel, mert terjedésük egyre nagyobb probléma. Letarolta Floridát a Milton hurrikán Qubit     2024-10-10 09:29:06     Tudomány Hurrikán Alig vonult el az előző természeti csapás, a Helena hurrikán, máris itt a következő. Az állam egy részét evakuálták, hamarosan pedig szembe kell néznie a lakosoknak a pusztítással. Nem csak kényelmes, brutál jól is szól a Google új fülhallgatója Index     2024-10-10 05:54:00     Infotech Telefon Google A Pixel 9-es telefonok mellett az új Google fülhallgató is megérkezett Magyarországra – természetesen ezt is kipróbáltuk. Lassan visszatér az élet az európai e-kereskedelembe HWSW     2024-10-10 11:28:11     Infotech Kína Infláció A kínaiak és az infláció sokkolta a szektort az elmúlt két évben, most csekély növekedés jöhet. Sugárhajtású drónvadász mesterséges intelligenciával Gyártástrend     2024-10-10 09:40:42     Tudomány USA Repülőtér Mesterséges intelligencia Repülőgép Drón Az amerikai hadsereg mesterséges intelligencia (Mi) által vezérelt, pilóta nélküli repülőgépeket telepít a hadrendjébe. Bevetették a világ első víz alatti önvezető drónját egy tengeri szélerőmű ellenőrzésére newtechnology.hu     2024-10-10 04:33:21     Cégvilág Mesterséges intelligencia Drón Szélerőmű A Beam nevű brit cég piacra dobta a világ első, mesterséges intelligenciával működő, önvezető víz alatti járművét (AUV), amely áttörést hozhat a tengeri szélerőművek ellenőrzésében. Míg a hagyományos ellenőrzések gyakran Fordulatos hét után 6,6 milliárd dollár az OpenAI zsebében Fintech     2024-10-10 05:04:25     Modern Gazdaság Cégvilág Mesterséges intelligencia Apple OpenAI Az OpenAI 6,6 milliárd dollárnyi tőkéhez jutott, ezzel a cég megerősítheti vezető pozícióját a piacon. Mindeközben a vállalat több kulcsfontosságú vezetője távozott és egy pillanating úgy tűnt meghiúsul a tőkeemelés miután az Apple visszatáncolt az üzlettől. Ritkán látni ekkora befektetést Az OpenAI friss finanszírozási köre összesen 6,6 milliárd d A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

In this lively episode of The Advisory Board Podcast, host Dave Hansen sits down with Chris Baker, President of Franchise Flippers, to discuss the pressing issue of the "Boomer Retirement Crisis" and its significant impact on franchising. Chris shares how nearly 60% of all franchises are currently owned by baby boomers, many of whom are nearing retirement, presenting both challenges and opportunities for the industry. The episode delves into the importance of succession planning, the growing number of franchise resales, and the need for proactive franchise strategies to navigate this "gray tsunami."Chris kicks off the conversation with a fun anecdote about how he lost his first job in the U.S. — thanks to a long-awaited $50 tip from none other than Bill Murray. From there, the episode transitions into more serious discussions on franchise resales, exploring how unplanned exits and non-renewals can damage brand equity. Chris explains the importance of helping franchisees exit gracefully and with dignity, which in turn preserves the health of the overall franchise system.The two also cover how new franchisees can inject fresh energy and raise average unit volume (AUV) after acquiring underperforming territories. The episode is filled with actionable advice for franchise owners and franchisors, like the importance of proper exit planning, using valuation data to set realistic expectations, and offering various resale strategies to franchisees. Dave and Chris emphasize that, with nearly half a million franchises needing to transition in the next 5-10 years, now is the time for brands to get ahead of the curve.Finally, a big thank you to our sponsor, ClientTether, for making this episode possible. If you're looking for ways to enhance your franchise's sales and operational efficiency, ClientTether's lead management and CRM solutions are here to help you scale successfully! Tune in to gain key insights on how to prepare your brand for the future and take actionable steps toward growth.

I break down the 20 essential franchise terms you need to know before making your first investment. Understanding these terms could be the difference between success and failure in your franchise journey. Here's what you'll learn:The crucial difference between a franchisor and franchiseeWhat the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) is and why it's importantHow to interpret franchise fees, royalties, and start-up costsThe significance of exclusive territories and agreement termsKey concepts like AUV, item 19, and local advertisingSend me a text3 ways I can help you make money through franchising: - Learn the basics from my weekly newsletter - Work directly with my team to buy your first franchise - Scale your franchise to 8-figures by joining my private community Find me on X / Twitter, LinkedIn, & YouTube

Long days and nights lately out here on the Marie Tharp. We just finished a marathon recovery of 4 AUV's.  Some weather is coming in and we just have to punch through. Taking in the stars as we approach the tail end of the expedition.  Support this Podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sailingintooblivionpodcast One Time Donations Via PayPal and Venmo: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/JeromeRand https://account.venmo.com/u/sailingintooblivion Children's Book: https://a.co/d/1q2Xkev Sailing Into Oblivion Children's Audio Book: Audible.com Sailing Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/sailing-into-oblivion/ Books: https://a.co/d/eYaP10M Reach out to the Show: https://www.sailingintooblivion.com/podcasts Coaching and Consulting: https://www.sailingintooblivion.com/coaching

Sonar data from a deep sea drone recently shed light on one of aviation's most enduring mysteries: the disappearance of Amelia Earhart. . By pursuing the missing aircraft using the “Date Line theory,” Deep Sea Vision, a South Carolina-based marine robotics firm, searched across 5,200 square miles of the Pacific Ocean floor, more than all previous searches combined. Equipped with a modified version of the company's flagship HUGIN 6000 commercial autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), the DSV team discovered an image which mirrors the unique dual tails and scale of Earhart's aircraft. . To learn more about this intriguing technology and what's next when it comes to verifying this discovery, we sat down with Tony Romeo, CEO, Deep Sea Vision. Listen in as he shares his unique background, the power of his company's AUV technology, and what's next for the future of underwater exploration. . We'd love to hear from you. Share your comments, questions and ideas for future topics and guests to podcast@sae.org. Don't forget to take a moment to follow SAE Tomorrow Today—a podcast where we discuss emerging technology and trends in mobility with the leaders, innovators and strategists making it all happen—and give us a review on your preferred podcasting platform. . Follow SAE on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Follow host Grayson Brulte on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram.

Janet Watt, U.S. Geological Survey Investigating the geologic record of shallow megathrust behavior is imperative for estimating the earthquake hazard and tsunamigenic potential along the Cascadia subduction zone. Ship-borne sparker seismic imaging and multibeam mapping is integrated with targeted autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) bathymetry and sub-bottom data to document along-strike variability in seafloor morphology and deformation mode along the Cascadia subduction zone frontal thrust offshore Oregon and northern California in unprecedented detail. The combined use of high- and ultra-high-resolution bathymetric (30-m to 1-m grids) and seismic imaging (vertical resolution ranging from 2 m to centimeters) allows us to evaluate geologic evidence for co-seismic activation of frontal thrust structures. Multi-scale data synthesis enables investigation of linkages between shallow deformation style and deeper decollement structure and accretionary mode. The ~580-km-long frontal thrust splay fault system between Astoria and Eel Canyons is divided into seven sections based on along-strike variability in shallow structure and seafloor morphology. Many late Pleistocene to Holocene active fault strands within 10 km of the deformation front exhibit both geomorphic and stratigraphic evidence for coseismic activation. The high degree of variability in detailed shallow structure and morphology along the frontal thrust reflects changes in the crustal-scale frontal thrust fault geometry and décollement level. We present a conceptual model that links the along-strike variability in frontal thrust morpho-tectonics to differences in accretionary mode. Results suggest shallow megathrust rupture including co-seismic activation of frontal thrust splay faults is a common rupture mode along much of the Cascadia margin that should be considered in future earthquake and tsunami rupture models and hazard assessments.

Join host Michael Glenn and guest host Dan Austin at the Capital Factory 2024 SXSW Startup Crawl. They travel the floor to meet inspiring entrepreneurs and government agency representatives who are bringing about the future of innovation.Your guided tour begins here:[1:55 ] Vlogmi—A social media platform focused on sharing genuine and authentic content to create a positive effect on digital well-being.[7:08 ] EVE—A drone network that can be safely used in an urban environment, allowing first responders to deploy the correct resources to quickly address a problem.[10:17 ] Free Water—An innovative advertising platform utilizing premium spring water packaging as an advertising medium while prioritizing philanthropy and sustainability.[13:54 ] Hubspot—A customer platform combining the software, integrations, and resources to connect a business's marketing, sales, content management, and customer service.[18:10 ] NUTS—This data-centric security protects sensitive data itself, rather than just the perimeter of the system on which it is stored.[31:54 ] Space Cowboy—A system to capture and remove small pieces of space debris, reducing operational risk to satellite assets, and stewarding the orbital environment.[38:05 ] Sunfish—A user-friendly and person-portable autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) with field-proven artificial intelligence (AI) and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM).[44:22 ] Mesodyne—A patented LightCell™ power generator converts any fuel into electricity via light, increasing the endurance of small systems to 10 times that of batteries.

In the realm of preserving cultural narratives and safeguarding the threads of history, few roles hold as much significance as that of an archivist. In this exclusive interview, we have the privilege of engaging with Dr. Yana Ostapenko, the esteemed archivist of AUV. Yana, with her wealth of experience and passion for unraveling the tapestry of history, provides invaluable insights into the crucial role archives play in unravelling the complexities of our shared past. - У царині збереження культурних наративів і збереження ниток історії лише деякі ролі мають таке значення, як роль архівіста. У цьому ексклюзивному інтерв'ю ми маємо честь поспілкуватися з доктором Яною Остапенко, шановним архівістом УГВ. Яна, з її багатим досвідом і пристрастю розкривати гобелен історії, дає безцінне розуміння вирішальної ролі, яку відіграють архіви в розкритті складнощів нашого спільного минулого.

AUV，这不巧了吗？ 下——影榴莲

AUV，这不巧了吗？ 下——影榴莲

In our final episode of the American Blue Economy Podcast, our host Rear Admiral, Tim Gallaudet, PhD, US Navy (ret) meets with his former NOAA colleagues in the Great Lakes to explore under-ice technology and how ecological and oil spill monitoring are important tools for the Blue Economy in the region. Joining him are   Steve Ruberg, a research physical scientist focusing on winter AUV technology at NOAA's GreatLakes Environmental Research Lab (GLERL), Dr. Ashley Elgin, a research benthic ecologist also at GLERL, David Ruck, a documentary filmmaker formerly with NOAA and founder of Great Lakes Outreach Media. Together, they discuss how winter time monitoring is an important but difficult component of GLERL's long-time monitoring of the Great Lakes supporting recreation, fisheries, water quality, and more. Many thanks to our loyal listeners, and we wish you happy holidays, fair winds, and following seas in the years to come!

AUV，这不巧了吗？ 上——影榴莲

AUV，这不巧了吗？ 上——影榴莲

Professor Lucy Blue speaks to Dr Lisa Briggs and Dr Peter Campbell from the University of Cranfield who have been searching the deep waters of the Straits of Sicily using micro-AUVs - autonomous underwater vehicles.  Deployment of these small, agile vehicles has enabled the team to map large areas of this busy maritime highway of the Mediterranean.  The team aim to locate historic remains and ancient shipwrecks, and have consulted local fisherman for potential targets as they trawl the seabed and often snag remains in their nets, even including statues.  These mini autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) can be deployed in multiples, thus covering large areas of the seabed.  They are relatively cheap to purchase and easier to use and programme than larger AUV's.  Fitted with cameras might they become a principal tool not only for maritime archaeology, but also other disciplines such as marine biology. Learn how these vehicles have democratised survey previously limited to researchers with much larger budgets.  

HTeaO offers 26 handcrafted flavors of ultra-premium caffeinated and decaffeinated tea varieties, in both sweet and unsweet options, at each location and its own proprietary water filtration system for the same consistent flavor no matter the location. The menu also features hot and cold tea and coffee drinks, such as the Texas Chai Tea Latte, Iced Horchata coffee, and other coffee favorites. We are meeting with Justin Howe, CEO of HTeaO.  Having officially launched the brand in 2018, HTeaO has seen a two-year revenue growth of 240% and just announced the inclusion of its first-ever ITEM 19 in its 2023 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), showcasing an AUV of $1,352,540.98 (per 2023 FDD). HTeaO's recent success and growth highlights include: HTeaO has continued its substantial expansion in 2023 and will have 95 locations open by year-end. The brand has an impressively strong growth pipeline with over 100 sites under construction and hundreds of additional candidates applying to join the ever-growing HTeaO family. The brand also projects to award many franchise agreements in 2024. Recently ranked in the top 60 of the fastest-growing brands in the Southwest by Inc. and ranked No. 9 in Entrepreneur's 2023 Top New & Emerging Franchises Ranking.  

The Melt's turnaround was fueled by input from team members and customers, CEO Ralph Bower tells Bloomberg Intelligence, fueling a 400% jump in average unit volume (AUV) since 2017. In this episode of the Choppin' It Up podcast, Bower sits down with BI's senior restaurant and foodservice analyst Michael Halen to discuss the chain's approach to hospitality, restaurant development, price hikes and third-party delivery. He also comments on supply chain and permitting issues, as well as the challenges of doing business in California.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we catch up with Hank Statscewich at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, to hear how they use Teledyne gliders to collect data for fisheries management. 

In this episode of Marine Tech Talk, we talk with Shea Quinn, the Slocum GliderProduct Line Manager for Teledyne Webb Research. Learn about the Slocum Glider's capabilities and applications that have revolutionized marine research and data collection. The Gliders, originally named after the legendary oceanographer Joshua Slocum have been designed to navigate the ocean's depths with unmatched precision and efficiency. With their sophisticated sensors, they can gather vast amounts of data while traversing the oceans for months on end without the need for human intervention. Join us and listen in as Teledyne Webb Research's SheaQuinn talks tech…Teledyne tech.

Self-described Jersey Shore girl Abby Taylor was surfing her way around the globe when the idea to open an acai shop struck. Now, Playa Bowls has 170-plus locations and kicked off 2023 stronger than ever, announcing a 40 percent increase in AUV well as an aggressive plan to open 250 stores in the next five years. What began as a blender and a cart on the Jersey Shore in 2014 has turned into a rapidly growing franchise.

In this episode of Marine Tech Talk, we talk with Dr. Art Trembanis, professor of Geology and Oceanography at the University of Delaware. Learn how their robotics discovery lab gets the job done using Teledyne technology. From mapping in the wake of superstorm sandy to locating unexploded ordinances, Teledyne projects have helped keep humans safe. Listen in as Dr. Trembanis talks tech…Teledyne tech.

In this episode of The SXS Guys Offroad Podcast, we finally get a chance to talk with Ryan Goldberg from Shadow Six Racing. You may not know who Ryan is, but you have for sure seen his one of a kind Typhoon AUV (Aquatic Utility Vehicle) that looks like a Polaris RZR riding atop two jet-skis! We dive into who Ryan is, what made him want to build such a unique vehicle, and all of the engineering challenges involved in creating such a uniquely offroad experience on that water! Short link: sxsguys.link/episode93 Rundown 0:00:00 - Introduction 0:01:51 - Backstory 0:11:44 - Getting into Powersports 0:25:58 - RZR to Jet-Ski to RZR Jet-Ski 0:28:33 - Building the first AUV 0:34:40 - Paper Napkin to Production Units 0:42:00 - Social Media Impact 0:48:38 - Open Doors 0:53:09 - Controlling an AUV 0:57:28 - Harnesses & Safety 1:05:16 - New Project Vehicles 1:15:45 - Does Business Kill Smiles? 1:22:19 - Finding Time to Escape via Guitars 1:31:04 - Possible Builds & Quality 1:41:08 - Filming Something New on the Water 1:54:14 - Wrap-Up Applicable Links Ryan Goldberg (Facebook, Instagram) Shadow Six Racing (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok) Las Vegas RZR Adventure Tours Yamaha GP1800 SVHO WaveRunners Riva Motorsports / Riva Racing Eibach Suspension RaceTech Titanium CboysTV (YouTube) Cboys Visit Shadow Six Racing (YouTube) Segway Ninebot Gokart RipSaw Tank Social: YouTube / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / TikTok Podcast: Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher This podcast was produced and distributed by the Offroad Media Group (Facebook, Instagram).

Today's guest is Oliver Gunasekara, co-founder and CEO at Impossible Metals. If we're to electrify everything, we need an order of magnitude more batteries and wiring. All of this requires metals including nickel, cobalt, lithium, manganese, and copper. More metals mean… you guessed it, more mining. Today's land-based mining practices are fraught with externalities that vary by material, but often include deforestation and land degradation, incredible amounts of water use, pollution via mine tailings, giant diesel trucks, and in some cases even child labor. And what's more, the supply chains for many of these resources often flow to China, which has made massive investments in securing access for China-based battery companies. And yet, in certain expanses of our deep ocean, there are seabeds full of golf ball-sized nodules of metal like nickel and cobalt that have naturally formed over millennia. Impossible Metals is helping us realize an electrified future by developing underwater autonomous robots that mine metals for EV batteries in the deep sea. The company is developing an audacious moonshot-like technology to sustainably harvest trillions of dollars of undersea metals and disrupt the EV battery supply chain in the process. Buckle up, this discussion is rich and complex. In this episode, we cover:The state of mining todayAn overview of key battery metals, including nickel cobalt manganese (NCM), cobalt, manganese, and lithiumShortfalls in fulfilling the supply chainOliver's journey in startups and how he transitioned to climate techAn overview of deep sea minerals and their significanceThe process for mining materials including regulationsWhere we are today in terms of commercial mining of deep-sea mineralsScientific exploration required to do the workA description of Impossible Metals' autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs)How robotics help the AUV search for metals while minimizing the impact on sea lifeWhere the company is today and its goals for reducing the need for new minesCosts associated with Impossible Metals' solution compared to dredging and new minesImpacts on the supply chain for batteriesRole of the Inflation Reduction Act in funding manufacturing and productionFinal steps for refining and manufacturing materials into batteriesHow Oliver approaches company formulation with the mission of doing goodWhere the company is today and why the work is importantGet connected: Cody Simms Twitter / LinkedInOliver Gunasekara / LinkedInImpossible Metals / LinkedInMCJ Podcast / Collective*You can also reach us via email at info@mcjcollective.com, where we encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Episode recorded on January 10, 2023. 

Join us as we chat with Joe Wolfel, CEO of Terradepth. Terradepth seeks to send their high-tech submersibles farther, longer, and deeper than any human being has gone before. Tune in and hear how they are adding Teledyne Gavia AUVs to their fleet to expand their AUV capabilities. Discover how they plan to collect comprehensive, high-resolution ocean data to obtain crucial knowledge while connecting humanity to the last unexplored frontier.  For more information on Terradepth, please visit their website at terradepth.com And for more information on Teledyne Marine, visit www.teledynemarine.com

These days, part of building a brand is the commitment to digital and addressing the needs of the new consumer - Hawaiian Bros has put together a model for growth that causes some fast casual operators to scratch their heads.GROWTH + EXPANSION: As one of the fastest-growing concepts in the country. they have built a fan base across Missouri, throughout Texas and Oklahoma, in Chicago and New York, and are expanding with a new strategy around franchising.In 2020, they had only nine locations; now, 36 locations are in the process of franchising to a variety of new markets.With an average unit volume (AUV) of over $4.4 million and sales of $55 million in 2021, a whopping increase of 169% from the previous years. What makes them unique is the brand positioning between the fast-casual and quick-service restaurants, where they focus on speed and throughput.Listen to our interview with Scott Ford, President & co-CEO of Hawaiian Bros.Subscribe to our email list for updates on the most recent podcast, insights, and research.

Bloomin' Blinds has over 100 territories sold nationwide and continues to draw the attention of new investors, given its differentiating attributes. Bloomin' Blinds is a zero-inventory, high-margin, home-based, truly mobile service that requires minimal employees to be successful. Additionally, its "repair" revenue stream allows this business model to stand the test of time during economic downturns. A service its competitors do not provide. Offering repairs and sales adds to a customer's value perception, aids in efficient and economical marketing, builds the customer base faster, and repairs are virtually 100% profit.  Kelsey Stuart (CEO of Bloomin' Blinds) and Bert McGavock (Bloomin' Blinds Franchise Owner of NW San Antonio, TX) join me in this episode to discuss the business model. We touch on topics such as: The "ideal prospect/franchisee" attributes from a corporate perspective Making the transition from a career in the railroad industry to becoming a Bloomin' Blinds business owner Support of the franchisor to its investors/franchisees How technology is an integral part of the business model and daily operations The simplicity of the business model and having customer leads from Day 1! With an AUV of $607K per territory and 30% net profits (2022 Franchise Disclosure Documents Item 19), Bloomin' Blinds has positioned itself as an attractive investment opportunity in the home services sector.   If you are interested in learning more about the Bloomin' Blinds franchise opportunity, reach out to us today at stacie@fusionfranchising.com or 319.440.0857. Please give us a follow on Instagram @fusionfranchising for future episodes. https://www.instagram.com/fusionfranchising/?igshid=NmNmNjAwNzg%3D

In this annual episode of The SXS Guys Offroad Podcast, I reach out to people all across our industry for gift ideas for the offroad community for the 2022 Holiday Gift Guide. Typically, this is a guide that we put together ourselves and then expand upon, but I though it would be fun to get different perspectives. We have guests from racers to media personalities, vloggers to manufacturers, installers to desert pre-runners. If you need a gift idea for the offroader in your life (even if that means for yourself), this is the episode for you! Short link: sxsguys.link/episode87 Rundown 0:00:00 - Introduction 0:01:35 - Matt Scarpuzzi of Savage UTV 0:04:06 - Adam Brown of AB Fabrication 0:06:05 - Chad Hall of Deviant Race Parts 0:08:24 - Ty Spooner of Bad Ass Mounts 0:10:36 - Nestor Beradi of XTravel Suspension 0:12:55 - Chris Cantrell of High Lifter Products 0:14:20 - Chuck Foreman of Pro Eagle 0:15:53 - Baja 1000 Finishers Mention 0:16:55 - Matt, Seth, & Fred of UTV Obsessions 0:20:56 - Dillon McHugh of Dirt Life Media 0:23:01 - Noah Quantrell of Dirt Design Clothing 0:25:15 - Kenny Reed of Phoenix Speed Industries 0:28:15 - Blake Shipman of BShipman Films 0:31:15 - Courtney Prost of King of the Hammers 0:33:14 - Nick Farmer of Desert Whips 0:34:29 - BJ, Trevor, Bryan, and Kyle of Addiction Powersports NW 0:41:11 - Martin Barbosa of UTV Stereo 0:42:20 - George White of Double E Racing 0:43:06 - Chuck Holey of Trail Star Audio 0:44:39 - Ryan Goldberg of Shadow Six Racing 0:47:56 - Justin Rainwater of WCI Offroad & Anvil Offroad 0:49:55 - Wrap-Up Applicable Links Matt Scarpuzzi of Savage UTV (Instagram) Pick: AO Coolers Adam Brown (Instagram) of AB Fabrication (Facebook) Pick: Kraftwerks Honda Talon Turbo Kit Chad Hall (Instagram) of Deviant Race Parts Pick: Bubba Off-Road UTV/SxS Gear Set Ty Spooner (Facebook) of Bad Ass Mounts Pick: Push Turbo Wildcat XX Turbo Kit Nestor Beradi (Instagram) of XTravel Suspension Pick: LSK RZR Maverick X3 Doors & CSD RZR Pro R Tire Carrier Chris Cantrell (Facebook) of High Lifter Products Pick: Gator Waders Chuck Foreman (Instagram) of Pro Eagle Pick: Feel Baja Apparel & Trophy Burro 2022 SCORE International Baja 1000 Matt Ray (Instagram), Seth Nunes (Instagram), and Fred Bekker (Instagram) Picks: Dune Gear Touch Activated Dome Light, UTV Stereo Maverick X3 Battery Post Relocation Kit, and Amped Auto Buckle Harnesses Dillon McHugh (Instagram) of Dirt Life Media Pick: Sak-It Offroad Trash Sacks Noah Quantrell (Instagram) of Dirt Design Clothing Pick: Maxima Racing Oils SC1 and Kartek Off-Road Gift Cards Kenny Reed (Instagram) of Phoenix Speed Industries Pick: Element Fire Extinguishers Blake Shipman (Instagram) of BShipman Films (YouTube) Pick: GoPro Action/360 Cameras, DJI Action Cameras, or Insta360 Action/360 Cameras Courtney Prost (Instagram) of King of the Hammers Pick: Vixen Industries Apparel and Charlie Grey Clothing Nick Farmer (Instagram) of Desert Whips Pick: Automotive Shop Dollies BJ Leach (Instagram), Trevor Beatty (Instagram), Bryan Bossman, and Kyle Bleasdell of Addiction Powersports NW Picks: Sector Seven Lighted Mirrors, Trinity Racing CVT Belts, Full Throttle Batteries, and 5150 Whips Martin Barbosa (Instagram) of UTV Stereo Pick: Switch Pros 9100 Switch Panel Power System George White (Instagram) of Double E Racing Pick: PPEI Honda Talon ECU Tuning Chuck Holey (Instagram) of Trail Star Audio Pick: Klein Flush Cut Pliers Ryan Goldberg (Instagram) of Shadow Six Racing Pick: ARQ4WD Canopies Shadow Six Aquatic Utility Vehicle Justin Rainwater (Instagram) of WCI Offroad & Anvil Offroad Pick: Boxo USA UTV Tool Roll Social: YouTube / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / TikTok Podcast: Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher This podcast was produced and distributed by the Offroad Media Group (Facebook, Instagram).

“Và nếu em không để ai đauVậy thì ai lau hai dòng nước mắt.”Ngày 3/11 vừa qua, Vũ Thanh Vân cho ra mắt bài hát mới nhất mang tên Em Không trên các nền tảng nghe nhạc trực tuyến. Cô là một ca sỹ trẻ năng động khi trước đó, Vân đã có cho riêng mình EP mang tên After Party và single Missing You.Bài hát Em Không viết về sự kết thúc trong tình yêu. Với giai điệu kết hợp từ trống, guitar, kèn, piano mang đến nhịp vui tươi, nhưng lời bài hát thì không. Nó tựa như một bài diễu hành, đưa ta qua giai đoạn hậu chia tay đầy đau khổ.Quá trình sáng tác Em Không cũng cho thấy sự thay đổi từ chính Vũ Thanh Vân, Cùng lắng nghe Bít Tất Nhạc để phiêu giai điệu của Em Không và chìm đắm trong cuộc trò chuyện thú vị giữa nữ ca sỹ và host Bích Hồ.

Début octobre, la Marine française a commencé une première campagne d'exploration des fonds marins allant jusqu'à 6000 mètres à l'aide d'un drone. L'idée est en effet de mieux connaître les fonds marins dans un but militaire, mais cette campagne pourrait aussi avoir un certain intérêt sur le plan écologique et scientifique.Le drone en question porte le nom de Hugin, aussi connu comme étant un drone sous-marin autonome, loué auprès du norvégien Kongsberg Maritime d'après les précisions de la Direction générale de l'armement, qui explique également que l'opération devrait coûter environ quatre millions d'euros pour plusieurs sorties en mer. Plus précisément, cette campagne vise à définir les équipements dont la France doit se doter dans le cadre de sa stratégie pour les fonds marins, annoncée en février. En effet, les fonds marins sont d'une importance capitale pour l'armée française, car c'est notamment là que peuvent survenir d'importantes menaces comme les quatre énormes fuites de gaz survenues sur les deux gazoducs Nord Stream reliant la Russie à l'Allemagne. Des fuites provoquées selon les premières enquêtes par un sabotage.Ceci dit, les fonds marins sont longtemps restés hors de portée par manque de technologie suffisamment performante. Aujourd'hui, l'intérêt que leur portent les États et les entreprises est clairement croissant, que ce soit pour l'extraction pétrolière et gazière, l'acheminement énergétique ou bien la pose de câbles sous-marins, par lesquels transitent aujourd'hui 99% des communications numériques mondiales. Au vu du contexte mondial actuel, le manque de carburant, la possible pénurie d'énergie cet hiver et les besoins de capacités internet puissantes, vous comprenez bien pourquoi de nombreux pays veulent les exploiter. Côté géographie, la France est clairement privilégiée grâce à la deuxième plus vaste zone économique exclusive au monde. Plus que les ressources, l'hexagone souhaite surtout préserver sa liberté d'action maritime et protéger ses intérêts grâce à deux robots sous-marins qui surveillent et interviennent avec un bras dans les fonds marins. Problème, ces derniers ne vont pas à plus de 2000 mètres de profondeur, d'où l'idée de s'équiper d'un drone AUV pour pouvoir atteindre 6000 mètres et ainsi être en mesure de couvrir 97% des fonds marins.Plus concrètement, la France se concentre désormais sur les zones abyssales, soit au-delà de 4000 m de fond. Des profondeurs qui restent néanmoins très mal connues puisque 95 % des abysses restent inexplorés à l'heure actuelle. Quels secrets nous cachent-elles ? D'après la communauté scientifique, leur exploration pourrait apporter de nombreuses informations quant à l'apparition de la vie sur Terre. Les grands fonds sont en effet cartographiés avec bien moins de précision que la Lune. L'Humanité a d'ailleurs envoyé plus d'humains dans l'espace que dans les profondeurs des océans jusqu'à ce jour. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Début octobre, la Marine française a commencé une première campagne d'exploration des fonds marins allant jusqu'à 6000 mètres à l'aide d'un drone. L'idée est en effet de mieux connaître les fonds marins dans un but militaire, mais cette campagne pourrait aussi avoir un certain intérêt sur le plan écologique et scientifique. Le drone en question porte le nom de Hugin, aussi connu comme étant un drone sous-marin autonome, loué auprès du norvégien Kongsberg Maritime d'après les précisions de la Direction générale de l'armement, qui explique également que l'opération devrait coûter environ quatre millions d'euros pour plusieurs sorties en mer. Plus précisément, cette campagne vise à définir les équipements dont la France doit se doter dans le cadre de sa stratégie pour les fonds marins, annoncée en février. En effet, les fonds marins sont d'une importance capitale pour l'armée française, car c'est notamment là que peuvent survenir d'importantes menaces comme les quatre énormes fuites de gaz survenues sur les deux gazoducs Nord Stream reliant la Russie à l'Allemagne. Des fuites provoquées selon les premières enquêtes par un sabotage. Ceci dit, les fonds marins sont longtemps restés hors de portée par manque de technologie suffisamment performante. Aujourd'hui, l'intérêt que leur portent les États et les entreprises est clairement croissant, que ce soit pour l'extraction pétrolière et gazière, l'acheminement énergétique ou bien la pose de câbles sous-marins, par lesquels transitent aujourd'hui 99% des communications numériques mondiales. Au vu du contexte mondial actuel, le manque de carburant, la possible pénurie d'énergie cet hiver et les besoins de capacités internet puissantes, vous comprenez bien pourquoi de nombreux pays veulent les exploiter. Côté géographie, la France est clairement privilégiée grâce à la deuxième plus vaste zone économique exclusive au monde. Plus que les ressources, l'hexagone souhaite surtout préserver sa liberté d'action maritime et protéger ses intérêts grâce à deux robots sous-marins qui surveillent et interviennent avec un bras dans les fonds marins. Problème, ces derniers ne vont pas à plus de 2000 mètres de profondeur, d'où l'idée de s'équiper d'un drone AUV pour pouvoir atteindre 6000 mètres et ainsi être en mesure de couvrir 97% des fonds marins. Plus concrètement, la France se concentre désormais sur les zones abyssales, soit au-delà de 4000 m de fond. Des profondeurs qui restent néanmoins très mal connues puisque 95 % des abysses restent inexplorés à l'heure actuelle. Quels secrets nous cachent-elles ? D'après la communauté scientifique, leur exploration pourrait apporter de nombreuses informations quant à l'apparition de la vie sur Terre. Les grands fonds sont en effet cartographiés avec bien moins de précision que la Lune. L'Humanité a d'ailleurs envoyé plus d'humains dans l'espace que dans les profondeurs des océans jusqu'à ce jour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The annual Top 500 report brought to you by Nation’s Restaurant News and Datassential’s Firefly is a comprehensive report of the top restaurant companies ranked by data such as U.S. systemwide sales and unit count. It provides AUV, or average unit volume. Last week, managing editor Leigh Anne Zinsmeister took a deep dive into that data and she’s on the show today with a few select nuggets. For the full list, head to nrn.com/2022top500. Plus, catch up on all the top news of the day with our daily news recap at the beginning of each episode. Be sure to subscribe to First Bite wherever you get your podcasts or on Castos, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.

Join us for a discussion with Hank Statscewich, Research Analyst at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Institute of Marine Science as he talks about their use of Slocum gliders in their research. Learn how one glider earned the name Gretel during an incident under the ice in Antarctica and how Gretel is helping to map the distribution of Pacific salmon. Tune into this episode of Marine Tech Talk to hear how scientists are using Gretel offshore in the deep Gulf of Alaska to collect acoustic and environmental data between Resurrection Bay and 150 miles offshore into the Gulf of Alaska. For more information on the University of Alaska, Fairbanks Visit their website. show less

Conceptualized in 2015, Pokeworks was created after the founders returned from one of many trips to Hawaii. Now, it's taking aim at global growth, and it's no great mystery why. The fast casual has seen major sale increases with the top 25 percent of franchise locations reaching an AUV of $1–2 million.

https://www.armatusoceanic.com/podcast/022-dive-streaming   One of the most exciting parts of our job is going to places that no one has ever been before and seeing things that no one has ever seen. It turns out, we were making that far harder than it needs to be, we can do all this from home! Several of the big names in deep-sea exploration live-stream (or dive-stream if we're being cute). With just a few seconds delay, you can see deep-sea exploration as it happens and may be present for very significant finds. You never know what you're going to find down there. The big players in this space are the Schmidt Ocean Institute, Nautilus Live from the Ocean Exploration Trust and Ocean Exploration/Okeanos Explorer from NOAA. We are lucky enough to chat with Kasey Cantwell, the Operations Chief of the NOAA Ocean Exploration Expeditions and Exploration Division. We talk about the amazing opportunities this new way of doing science presents. From allowing 300 experts to take part, to swapping out your expert team when you find something unexpected and even the physical and societal barriers that can be removed. But it's not just about getting science done, it's about sharing these experiences with everyone. Online communities are forming around these streams and illustrations, poetry and memes are just as valid outputs.   In recent news we hear how preparations are going for Alan's upcoming cruise. We talk about the octopus garden providing a nice warm spot to brood eggs, living underwater for long periods of time and the evolution of early vamperoids. No episode would be complete without our regular check-in with Don Walsh to hear about his involvement with the early days of ROV and AUV research. Check out our podcast merch! Please do send in any pics of you wearing the merch. We find the idea of real people in the actual world wearing this so surreal! We also have a UK-based job advertised. Why not come and help us with the podcast and some other fun stuff. More details here. Feel free to get in touch with us with questions or you own tales from the high seas on: podcast@armatusoceanic.com   We are also on Twitter: @ArmatusO Facebook: ArmatusOceanic Instagram: @armatusoceanic   Read the show notes and find out more about us at: www.armatusoceanic.com   Glossary AUV – Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Berth – Beds available onboard a ship basically Manganese nodule – potato shaped balls of metal that form on the seabed, the focus of deep-sea mining ROV – Remotely Operated Vehicle Taxonomist – A specialist in categorising a specific group of species. Telepresence – Live-streaming what you're doing on the internet   Links Our new merch!   Tangaroa by Alien Weaponry YouTube Spotify   Octopus brooding in warm water Article Conference abstract   Living under the sea Fabien Cousteau (Jacques Cousteau's grandson) undersea live-in labs Aquarious undersea lab Two weeks under the sea   Earliest vampire squid Article Paper   Discovery of Shackleton's ship, the Endurance Paper that predicted that it would be intact   The Galathea Legacy - book - JohnQuentin.com   Start dive-streaming yourself! NOAA Ocean Exploration Schmidt Ocean Institute Nautilus Live   Become part of the online community! Livestream Oceanographic Discord Look out for expedition names as hashtags on Twitter   Credits Theme – Hadal Zone Express by Märvel Logo image Alan's new lander systems being loaded aboard “We found a deep sea fish and told it it was beautiful” - Live-stream inspired art by C. B. Sorge - cbsorgeartworks.tumblr.com

The Endurance22 crew have made it to the Weddell Sea and the point where they believe Shackleton's ship sunk! It's a rocky start as they begin the search using the AUV drones that scan the seafloor See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ahoy Geoholics! The boys took a 1-hour tour this week with off-shore surveyor Landon Jakse. Landon is not only an intelligent (fellow SIU-C grad...Go Salukis!), handsome man that can cook and rebuild Triumphs, he is also a PM in the offshore survey and positioning operations for Oceaneering. This was such an interesting conversation about a survey "discipline" that is rarely talked about. Some items discussed included Offshore geoscience, AUV's, ROS', oil & gas, Roy Frank, the crazy challenges of this type of surveying and the fact that offshore surveying is a Geoholics wet dream! Ladon shares details about some career defining projects that he has worked on as well as how offshore surveying may would be a great career path for anyone looking for a new challenge and to do something completely different. PJ geeks out...BS freaks out and DD nearly broke his ankle. Jacques Cousteau was quoted. Music for this episode by Turnpike Troubadours!

A few words on a new AUV headed by Burkard Baschek and EvoLogics.

KP-Jossan har aldrig bott på Auvägen, KP-Ludvig är team gul och KP-Lukas är den skumma killen som gör allt i slowmotion. Detta och en hel del annat i det solvarma juli-avsnittet av KPodden!

Few topics fire the imagination like undersea technology and this man is a deep sea rockstar! Engineer Nic Radford develops subsea robots. Houston Mechatronics wants to take underwater robotics to a new level by developing an untethered way to work underwater. Its Aquanaut is like a subsea robot transformer; it moves through water like an AUV, then transforms into an ROV to perform its duties. You'll love this interview! Engineer Nic Radford is a serial entrepreneur and roboticist. He co-founded and is Chief Technology Officer of Houston Mechatronics, a subsea robotics company. Houston Exponential (HX): Innovation Lives Here.

Boaty McBoatface may be better known for its name than for its oceangoing prowess. But the autonomous underwater vehicle and darling of the internet is headed to greater things: embarking on the longest journey of an AUV by far, with an uninterrupted, roughly 2,000-mile crossing of the Arctic Ocean. The submersible robot got its moniker when it became the consolation prize in a 2016 publicity stunt.

Agnes Lisik Have you ever wondered where your seafood comes from? Do you know if this natural renewable resource is sustainable? Are you aware that overfishing is still a big problem in Europe and globally? Have you heard of pirate fishing in the 21st century? This session will address the problem of overfishing, its causes and possible solutions. Currently, only a minority of European fish stocks can be considered well managed, and although there is serious concern about the state of some fisheries, the potential for recovery is huge and has been quantified by scientists. In order to maintain healthy marine ecosystems, we need to be informed and keep our governments accountable over their decisions that concern the environment and our future. Technology can help to manage fish stocks and marine protected areas in a better and more transparent way. Satellite systems monitor fishing vessels' activity, and the big data generated can be visualized in a publically accessible way. In addition, mobile applications and websites help fish identification, and blockchain use may increase seafood traceability. Technology also goes hand in hand with research and is indispensable for aiding in the exploration of the oceans. Monitoring can be conducted on the surface by drones and underwater by gliders (AUV), while we glimpse the deep-sea bottom by means of submarine robots (ROV).  All these devices can be used to better know and protect our oceans. Join this session and release the Kraken!

International agreement on armed UAS import/export, quadcopter power by induction, California allows first responders to take out drones, a droneport concept, drones interrupting airport operations, an underwater UAV launch, and a very different concept for an aerial video platform. News White House Rolls Out Armed Drone Declaration The U.S. State Department calls it the first step toward creating global norms for the import and export of armed unmanned systems. More than 40 countries have agreed to the one-page Joint Declaration for the Export and Subsequent Use of Armed or Strike-Enabled Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). [PDF] Drone Flies 12 CM on Wireless Power Is transmitting power wirelessly, through thin air, science fiction? Maybe not. A quadcopter flew a short distance in a proof of concept demo. The Wirelessly Powered Quadrotor video shows a quadrotor being powered completely wirelessly via magnetic induction. Jerry Brown Lets Emergency Responders Take out Drones California Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 807, under which “An emergency responder shall not be liable for any damage to an unmanned aircraft or unmanned aircraft system, if that damage was caused while the emergency responder was providing, and the unmanned aircraft or unmanned aircraft system was interfering with, the operation, support, or enabling of the emergency services…” Droneports for the Future? Jonathan Daniels, CEO, and founder of Praxis Aerospace Concepts International Inc., wants to partner with the FAA and develop a droneport in Boulder City, Nevada. Initially used to test drone landings and departures without interfering with manned aircraft, the long-term concept is support for high volume drone movements. UAV activity disrupts Dubai Airport operations Operations at Dubai International Airport were disrupted for almost an hour due to unauthorized unmanned aerial vehicle activity. This wasn't the first time, either. United Arab Emirates (UAE) state Abu Dhabi has banned drone sales to the public because of the potential threat they pose to civil aviation. First Underwater Unmanned Aircraft Launch from an AUV In a cross-domain command and control event hosted by the U.S. Navy, a small Vector Hawk UAV was launched from a Marlin autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). At the same time, the Submaran unmanned surface vehicle (USV) developed by Ocean Aero provided surface reconnaissance and surveillance. Introducing the Tesla Drone The Tesla Drone is a concept from U.K. based designer, Fraser Leid. Dual propellers can operate horizontally or vertically and provide enough stability that a gimbal is not required. The MagDock acts as a wireless charging station offering a 60 minute flight time from the 10,000 mAh Li-ion Powercell® battery. Video of the Week Planes & Drones in Sedona, AZ Listener Ken recently traveled to Sedona, Arizona in his 1980 Bonanza A36TC and he brought along his 3DR Solo with a GoPro 4 Black. The video is a perfect crossover between The Airplane Geeks podcast and The UAV Digest. http://youtu.be/pBNl5o0lJlc Mentioned Dronemasters MeetUp #0024 San Francisco, CA at Nightingale Security, October 20, 2016.      

The X-47B UCAS-D team wins the Collier Trophy, drones and Bluefins and the search for Malaysia Flight 370, the UK CAA convicts a drone pilot, and listener feedback. The News: Legendary Collier Trophy Awarded to X-47B Team The 2013 Robert J. Collier Trophy has been awarded to the X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System Demonstration (UCAS-D) team by the National Aeronautic Association. The team was selected for "developing and demonstrating the first unmanned, autonomous air system operating from an aircraft carrier." How Drones Could Have Helped Find Malaysia Air Flight 370 UAVs could be used more extensively for search and rescue operations. We have aircraft like the AeroVironment Global Observer, Lockheed Martin's High Altitude Airship, and Boeing's Phantom Eye. Hopefully someday soon these and others could be used for missions like the search for MH 370. Boston-Area Underwater Robot To Aid Search For Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 The Bluefin-21 from Bluefin Robotics is an 18 foot autonomous underwater vehicles, or AUV, that uses side-scan sonars to create a mosaic image, like an ultrasound. UK's first drone conviction will bankrupt me, says Cumbrian man The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) prosecuted a man for the dangerous and illegal flying an unmanned aircraft near a nuclear submarine testing facility. From Listener Feedback: 'River of blood' after drone 'hits' Australian athlete Triathlete injured as drone filming race falls to ground Triathlete injured in drone incident CASA investigating Geraldton drone incident A UAV injures an athlete, but what really happened? Lehmann Aviation The LA100 is called a flying platform for GoPro users. It's RTF, fixed wing, fully autonomous, with communications via WiFi, and a five minute flight time. E-Waste Quadcopter Lifts Your Spirits While Keeping Costs Down A quadcopter made out of junk: plywood, 140mm PC fans over-driven to 15,000 RPM by a 24V Dewalt cordless tool battery. Its controlled by an Arduino running MultiWii control software using sensors from a Nintendo Wii remote. Its dated April 1, but a fun idea nonetheless. Drones on ice After trials in Japan, a DJI Phantom and GoPro are being used to study sea ice and climate change. Drones Over Dolphin Stampede and Whales off Dana Point and Maui Great aerial video. Drone Saves Puppy Trapped In Stony Creek Swamp A one year old beagle got himself lost in the cattails of a muddy swamp in Connecticut. He couldn't be located until a fire department drone woke him up, and his barking led rescuers to the dog. This is the same fire department that used a DJI Phantom in the quarry fire in January. UAV User Groups - See the Thirty Thousand Feet UAV page for some drone user groups. Send us yours if its not listed. Game of Drones Mounting a paintball gun. (Don't try this at home.) FAA Unswayed by Do-Good Drones Texas EquuSearch fights back. Mentioned: Become a Pilot Family Day and Aviation Display - The annual Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum event at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. Bring your family for a great day, and meet Max and David. June 14, 2014.