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Today, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster and The Plant announce their new, collaborative partnership to foster opportunities for Canadian and US innovators to work together to develop ocean solutions that help tackle […]
MacDonald recognized as category leader for Investors and Ecosystem Support (Toronto, ON) Today, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster CEO Kendra MacDonald was named one of Canada’s top sustainability leaders for the Clean50 […]
This game-changing innovation will provide a 3D volumetric interpretation of the sub-seabed geology with enhanced resolution and increased competitiveness for the global offshore renewable energy sector. GeoScan will allow wider 3D acoustic scans of depths greater than 30m sub-seabed to support the growing offshore wind sector.
GeoScan to allow wider 3D acoustic scans of depths greater than 30m sub-seabed to support the growing offshore wind sector Today, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announced the $3.4M GeoScan Project. This […]
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster is pleased to welcome Shuyi Du, Danielle Babstock, Rupinder Kaur, Maria Power, and Seun Daini to the organization. Shuyi Du joins the Finance Team as Corporate Accountant, […]
By Donna Augustine & Kendra MacDonald To make a decision with “an eagle’s view” is to consider what impacts it will bring for the next seven generations. How we approach the […]
Ocean Supercluster Announces Call to Fill Innovation Ecosystem Gaps in Ocean Economy (June 30, 2021) – Canada’s Ocean Supercluster (OSC) has launched a Canada-wide Call for Proposals under its new […]
This Newfoundland and Labrador-led project will accelerate mixed-reality safety training development to offer faster and more accessible digital training options across marine industries. This project will enable workers to develop critical worksite specific competencies through engaging and challenging simulation training programs. Simulation training is a safer, more effective option to training than existing forms.
This New Brunswick-led project will focus on emerging mixed reality technologies to develop a secure ocean data visualization and collaboration application using the Microsoft HoloLens 2 and Microsoft Azure Mixed Reality Services. This application will visualize underwater environments in 3D mixed reality to support training, mission planning and rehearsal, and support defence and other marine sector underwater operations.