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Lobster Robotics gains recognition for advancing underwater mapping technology

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With agile innovation, Lobster Robotics is improving our ability to understand, monitor and protect the ocean floor and its resources from environmental and adversarial threats alike.

Lobster Robotics, a YES!Delft startup, is making waves with its autonomous underwater robots, which use optical sensing and photogrammetry to precisely map the seafloor. The company has recently attracted attention from major Dutch news outlets, Nieuwsuur and NRC, which covered its rapid growth as a dual-use technology company this week.

A breakthrough in seafloor mapping

Lobster Robotics is among the ten companies selected for Phase 2 of DIANA’s acceleration program, contributing to the Sensing and Surveillance challenge. Their cutting-edge technology significantly enhances seafloor mapping, with applications ranging from:

  • Detecting suspicious objects near critical underwater infrastructure
  • Supporting reef restoration projects by counting oysters
  • Providing highly accurate maps even in low-visibility conditions

Innovating for a safer and healthier ocean

Through agile innovation, Lobster Robotics is revolutionizing our ability to monitor, understand, and protect the ocean floor. Their LobsterMaps technology supports both environmental conservation and security efforts, ensuring better management of marine ecosystems and infrastructure.

For more details:

NRC article (in Dutch)
Nieuwsuur broadcast

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