4Deep inwater imaging is pleased to present “Hologram Analysis with Octopus”, on Thursday December 8 1pm EST, as part of its new webinar series. This is an excellent opportunity to: View a demonstration of Octopus’ capability and power Download and try out our demo software (here)...
Our software has been updated with new features and bug fixes. Visit our downloads page to get your update today....
In case you missed it from earlier this year: https://www.dal.ca/news/media/media-releases/2016/02/18/meopar_and_irving_shipbuilding_funding_wins_dal_ocean_research_a_seat_on_a_commercial_ship.html...
4Deep inwater imaging is a recipient of InnovaCorp's Early Adopter Program. The funding will be used to partner with Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to test and do ocean trials of the new submersible fluorescence microscope prior to commercialization in Q1 of 2017. Read...
4Deep is pleased to announce our new Distributor in Korea, Tae Kwang Electronics Corporation. We are excited for the opportunity to work with this new distributor!...
4Deep's Stingray software, for automatic volume analysis and object classification, is now available as a Demo. Check out the Software Downloads page for the download....
We will be an exhibitor at the 2016 Particles in Europe (PiE) Conference in Budapest, Hungary from October 2-5 2016...
We are pleased to announce that we received a research grant from the National Research Council - Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP) to develop and automated machine vision-based classifier for marine plankton species. It will be based on neural networks with multiple "hidden" layers called...
Octopus and Swordfish software 1.8.1 are now available. Download today and read release notes for the full list of new features and bug fixes....
4Deep Inwater Imaging is developing the world's first underwater microscope that can detect algae outbreaks before these can spread into toxic blooms. The prototype is set to become a standard monitoring instrument to analyze water quality. Read the full story: World's First Underwater Fluorescence Microscope To...
A Halifax company is preparing to roll out the world’s first-ever underwater fluorescence microscope to detect harmful algae outbreaks before they spiral out of control. Read the full story: Halifax’s 4Deep Inwater Imaging develops new underwater algae detector...
4Deep Inwater Imaging of Halifax is developing the world’s first underwater fluorescence microscope, a device that will detect harmful algae at a very early stage. The microscope is expected to become a standard instrument in water quality monitoring and research, with applications in public health,...