Seamore

Eyes In The Ocean

Climate Regulation

The ocean plays a vital role in regulating the Earth's climate

Biodiversity and Ecosystem Support

Marine life

Resource Provision

food, minerals, energy, and medicinal compounds
It supports numerous industries, such as fishing and aquaculture

Recreational and Aesthetic Value

The ocean's vast and breathtaking landscapes provide not only recreational opportunities

What's Up With This Water????

Oceans make up 70% of the Earth’s surface, yet we know very little about them. They are home to millions of species, many of which are still undiscovered. They regulate the climate, provide food and resources, and support human well-being. They are also facing multiple threats, such as overfishing, pollution, acidification, and warming. To protect and conserve the oceans, we need to explore and understand them better.

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The Challenge

The Vastness of the Oceans

As climate change disrupts the world's oceans, the behavior of marine life is evolving in response to these shifting conditions.

our current methods of exploration are struggling to keep up with these changes, leaving us in the dark about the lives and behaviors of marine species.

Current methods of ocean exploration, often reliant on robots or intrepid divers, have brought us a wealth of data. However, this deluge of information has led to a pressing problem—an overwhelming backlog of unprocessed data.

Pollution

The United Nations estimates that approximately 8 million metric tons of plastic waste enter the oceans every year.

Overfishing

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports that about 33% of global fish stocks are being harvested at unsustainable levels. Overfishing not only disrupts marine ecosystems but also poses a significant threat to the livelihoods of millions of people worldwide who depend on fishing as a primary source of income and sustenance.

Climate
Change

Climate change is undeniably transforming the world's oceans at an unprecedented pace, leading to a myriad of alarming changes and challenges.
i.e Rising Sea Levels, Ocean Acidification, Disruption of Marine Ecosystems

Habitat Loss

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) suggests that the degradation of seagrass beds and coral reefs is directly linked to the decline in biodiversity, with an estimated loss of habitat impacting approximately 25% of marine species globally.

Seamore's Solution

Artificial Intelligence for Ocean monitoring

Marine Life Identification

Seamore facilitates real-time identification of marine life but also contributes to comprehensive biodiversity mapping and conservation efforts on a global scale.

Trash Detection

Seamore efficiently maps out the distribution of oceanic pollution, providing crucial insights to inform policy-making and conservation strategies.

Ocean Parameters

Seamore's swift and comprehensive data gathering empowers researchers, scientists, and environmentalists to refine their predictive analytics, leading to more precise and reliable forecasts related to oceanic behavior, climate patterns, and ecological changes.

Gallery

Seamore introduces an engaging and interactive Ocean Discovery Gallery, designed to offer a gamified learning experience that fosters a deeper appreciation and understanding of the ocean's wonders.

Sustainability

Ecosystem Preservation

Data-Driven Conservation

Environmental Awareness

Policy Informatics

Exploring Our Oceans Using AI

How Seamore Works

Seamore employs a fleet of Automated Underwater Vehicles (Seabots) to gather diverse ocean data, from ecosystem details to climate patterns. Seabots autonomously resurface for solar recharging, then transmit collected data to the IBM Cloud for analysis. Seamore's network of Seabots collaboratively explores and covers extensive oceanic regions, delivering real-time insights to enhance ocean research and conservation efforts.

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