Infinite EnergyDeeper Insights
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Take your oceanic data collection to the next level with Seatrec's infiniTE™ float. This advanced system is the first-ever profiling float with a built-in energy harvesting system powered by ocean temps, making it a sustainable game-changer in the subsea data game. With our patented system, the infiniTE™ float offers unprecedented flexibility for rapid profiling, up to 3 profiles a day, without shortening your mission’s duration. Whether you're studying bathymetry, tracking ocean soundscapes, or predicting hurricane intensification, our platform has got you covered. And with the ability to customize the float with sensors to your specific needs, you'll be getting the most cost-effective and sustainable solution on the market.
Seatrec designs and manufactures energy harvesting solutions that generate electricity from naturally occurring temperature differences in ocean waters. Our modules enable oceanographic researchers to extend mission life and optimize data capture in the most eco-friendly manner possible. Other applications include oceanic robotics, ocean energy stations, and polar environmental research.
Extend the operational life of your oceanic equipment and mission life considerably with infinite power.
Save on costs even while increasing sensors, data collections, and frequency of profiles.
Eliminate battery littering in the ocean by powering equipment with clean, renewable energy.
Seafloor Mapping
Measure shapes and depths of the ocean floor in poorly mapped areas globally in the most cost-effective and sustainable manner.
Soundscape Monitoring
Tune into ocean sounds to monitor marine mammal communications and quantify the impact of noise pollution.
Hurricane Prediction
Capture frequent 3-D ocean data during rapid hurricane intensification to improve decision making.
Oceanic Robotics
Our products reduce toxic battery waste and enable underwater drones to perform longer and more complex missions.
Ocean Energy Stations
The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is supporting our efforts to develop underwater power stations to support defense, industry, and aquaculture.
