Teledyne Marine has announced the winners of its 2025 Photo & Data Contest, recognizing the innovative and technical skills of its customers who utilize Teledyne instruments. The contest showcased a variety of striking marine projects, including images of storms, underwater gliders, lost excavators, and a seaweed farm at sunrise. These winning entries highlight the diverse environments and applications of Teledyne technology, which plays a crucial role in gathering data that influences the management of rivers, ports, coastlines, and offshore scientific research. The contest celebrates the creativity of participants from around the globe, emphasizing the impact of Teledyne's instruments in marine data collection and environmental monitoring.
Special / Extreme Environments
Education & Research
Logistics & Supply Chain
Original from ROVplanet.com: Storms, Gliders and Seaweed Farms: the Best of Teledyne Marine’s 2025 Photo & Data Contest
Storms, Gliders and Seaweed Farms: the Best of Teledyne Marine’s 2025 Photo & Data Contest
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