Scripps Technical Forum: SubC Imaging Innovations in Seafloor Mapping Through Customer Collaboration @scrippsoceanography
Scripps Technical Forum: SubC Imaging Innovations in Seafloor Mapping Through Customer Collaboration  @scrippsoceanography
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
SubC Imaging Founder & CEO Chad Collett discusses how collaboration with the Fisheries and Marine Institute and the Government of Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) led to SubC’s newest innovation for mapping and imaging the seafloor: the Tow Camera System. Using the development of the Tow Camera System as a case study, he discusses:
*How regular customer feedback drives advances in subsea imaging technology
*The ‘why’ behind the Tow Camera System and how understanding the challenges of coastal marine surveys and seafloor mapping formed product design
*The underwater tow camera innovations developed through collaboration
*Approaches to field-testing and proving the Tow Camera System
*Benefits of the Tow Camera System beyond Fisheries Research
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