There’s a lot more to see close to shore than you think. The new class of remotely operated vehicles or underwater drones like Trident makes them far more accessible. Check out our list of favorites.

Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), like any machine or equipment used in marine or freshwater applications, present a potential risk for the transmission of invasive species. If not properly cleaned and treated, they may introduce novel species into new regions.

New buoy technology provides better wave forecasts and ocean weather data for remote islands with critical coral ecology challenges.

Trident captures the excitement of underwater discovery, giving the controls to participants and bringing them a real-life experience of underwater science.

Two amazing women are touring the country with an underwater robot camp for girls to learn to be leaders in science and exploration

Join a small team of researches who are racing to save a newly discovered species of deep sea shark from overfishing.

Why send a person when a robot can do it? Explore new ways to use drones to inspect water management assets and infrastructure.

Remote technology gets face-to-face with the ocean's top predator near a remote cluster of islands knowns as the Devil's Teeth.