Marine Research
Fast-track marine research and cross-collaborate with an all-in-one weather station designed to be built upon.
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Customize your sensor stack
Access high-fidelity wave, wind, currents, SST, barometric pressure, and precipitation measurements
Mix and match sensors of your choosing for multi-pronged use
Design a distributed array with end-to-end satellite connectivity
Connect remotely from anywhere
Collect live and accessible insights on pre-calibrated devices
Receive weather alerts remotely with global weather data available on demand
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Obtain live data by satellite, even from a low-bandwidth connection
Deploy quickly with ease
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Throw the Spotter buoy overboard, anywhere, for immediate ocean insights
Don’t worry about harsh conditions — Spotter is solar powered and sustainably designed to withstand harsh conditions with minimal biofouling
Scale distributed sensor networks with dense data ingestion
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Spotter
Spotter is a turnkey open-ocean buoy that gives you access to real-time ocean data at your fingertips: wind, waves, sea surface temperatures, and more. Get access to the device, data dashboard, and the API, all in one package.
It all comes in a small, easy-to-deploy package. Spotters are cost-effective, sustainably-powered, and designed to provide the flexibility you need for your projects.
$4,900
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Smart Mooring
Easily integrate a Temperature and/or a Pressure sensor with Spotter as a hub for power and connectivity. No configurations needed: just connect and access your Smart Mooring data right away from our API and dashboard.
With Smart Mooring, anyone from a citizen scientist to a natural resource manager can equip Spotter with any combination of sensors in the water column for immediate access to that data.
Case Study: USGS/NOAA Total Water Level and Coastal Change Forecast
Next-generation real-time oceanographic instrumentation
USGS is deploying Smart Moorings to collect real-time water level data. This information will be used to assess the skill of the USGS/NOAA Total Water Level and Coastal Change Forecast, which provides real-time forecasts of water levels and coastal change along nearly 3,000 miles of the U.S. Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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