Abyss in the Media

Inspection of ships, canals and dams made easy. Combining their passions for science and engineering, three University of Sydney Alumni are using marine robotic technology to help industry reach some of their most challenging and inaccessible underwater locations....

Scientists can find their skills having enormous impacts beyond the walls of academia. In many cases people with scientific training make wonderful entrepreneurs. Publication: insituscience.com Author: Insitu Science Date: 02 July 2017 Click here for the full...

After raising $1 million, a Sydney startup is diving into unchartered territory by rolling out its big data-powered robotics systems to the US, UK, United Arab Emirates and Singapore. Publication: Smart Company Author: Dinushi Dias Date: 11 May 2017 Click here for the...

A provider of underwater robotics out of University of Sydney, which claims it could have prevented California's recent Oroville dam crisis, has raised $1 million for global expansion. Publication: afr.com Author: Michael Bailey Date: 10 May 2017 Click here for the...

Michela Ledwidge and Stuart Ridley take a deep dive with Nasir Ahsan and Masood Naqshbandi of Abyss Solutions into the world of underwater autonomous drones revolutionising mapping, safety and marine real estate. Publication: Smart Company Author: Stuart Ridley Date:...

As technology evolves and society embraces artificial intelligence, we need to change the way we think about robots and autonomous machines. Publication: intheblack.com Author: In The Black Date: 01 May 2016 Click here for the full article

The Internet of Things is the way of the future, and a small coterie of Australian start-ups is leading the way. Publication: telstragloba.com Author: Telstra Global Date: 01 July 2016 Click here for the full article

INCUBATE is a 14-week program that helps University students, staff and recent alumni with technology-based ideas prepare for the market place. The program supports entrepreneurial ambition and drives innovation. Publication: The University of Sydney Author: The...

Gotten used to governments, media outlets and people using drones in the sky? Time to get ready for something new as underwater drones might the next big thing. Similar to airborne drones, these come with cameras and can be pre-configured to complete a set of tasks...