Fugro has announced the successful testing of the DOT-NM Autosampler, a cutting-edge device created in collaboration with Dartmouth Ocean Technologies Inc. and NatureMetrics. The trial was conducted at the marina adjacent to Fugro's office in Portchester, UK. This innovative technology is designed to autonomously collect environmental DNA (eDNA) samples, enabling rapid biodiversity assessments. By streamlining the sampling process, the DOT-NM Autosampler aims to significantly reduce both project duration and costs, enhancing efficiency in environmental monitoring efforts.
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Original from ROVplanet.com: Fugro Trials First Automated eDNA Sampler to Transform Biodiversity Studies
Fugro Trials First Automated eDNA Sampler to Transform Biodiversity Studies
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