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SYMBIOSIS: New boost for underwater sustainability
The SYMBIOSIS project has received further recognition through a publication on the prestigious Ocean Decade website, aligned with UNESCO’s United...
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A deep look to the SYMBIOSIS Project
Researchers from the University of Haifa and two teams from the IMDEA Networks Institute have developed a new autonomous system...
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Immerse yourself in the SYMBIOSIS Project
The SYMBIOSIS system integrates acoustic and optical technologies without human intervention. The system is the product of an international scientific...
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Innovative Autonomous System for Identifying Schools of Fish
The SYMBIOSIS system integrates acoustic and optical technologies without human intervention. The system is the product of an international scientific...
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Underwater acoustic localization of marine mammals and vehicles
Researchers at IMDEA Networks (Spain) in collaboration with University of Haifa (Israel) have developed an underwater acoustic system for the...
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€340.000 to deliver an advanced autonomous platform for securing marine infrastructures
Researchers at IMDEA Networks are working on a €340.000 project called ThreatDetect, funded by the NATO Science for Peace and...
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Exploiting the near-far effect in underwater acoustic networks
Author: Paolo Casari, Research Assistant Professor, IMDEA Networks Institute Research activities in networks and future wireless communications are not merely...
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Using sound to create underwater networks
Author: Paolo Casari, Research Assistant Professor, IMDEA Networks Institute Wireless technologies are more or less ubiquitous on land. Checking...
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"Technology demonstrations are the ultimate proof that a proposed solution actually works in practice"
Interview with Paolo Casari, Research Assistant Professor, IMDEA Networks Institute 1. To begin this interview, we are curious about how...
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