DEEP established a coral nursery tended from the Vanguard underwater habitat to protect endangered corals from heat emergencies.
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The Florida Keys are facing a heat emergency, with high ocean temperatures threatening coral health. Marine biologists have begun relocating endangered corals to deeper,…
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DEEP
Engineering Wonder.
- Industry
- Research Services
- Location
- Miami, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About DEEP
DEEP is an international ocean engineering and technology company on a mission to make humans aquatic. We’re doing this by engineering subsea human habitats and training people in advanced diving techniques. The world is full of wonder. But we have learned to look up, not down. The answers to some of life's most pressing questions lie not among the stars, but in the ocean.
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DEEP is hosting a Submersible Search and Rescue course taking place below the surface at DEEP Campus, featuring a Triton 3k3 submersible approaching a proxy sub to simulate sub-to-sub rescue in the open ocean.
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DEEP spotlighted the main hatch component inside Vanguard, a precisely engineered door that seals off the living chamber at the end of subsea missions and allows decompression at depth.
Research & Knowledge
DEEP received a strong pool of Letters of Intent from Florida research institutions for funded missions aboard the Vanguard.
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