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EvoLogics modems supporting JANUS and SWiG interoperability standards
EvoLogics is participating in the SWiG Interoperability Demonstration in Sibenik, Croatia, in late October 2024,
June 2024 — 265 views Acoustic Modems Event Janus Subsea modems SWiG

EvoLogics debuts the new Diver Navigation System
EvoLogics is happy to officially lauch the new commuincation and tracking system for divers
April 2024 — 872 views Acoustic Modems Diver tracking Navigation Positioning systems

EvoLogics presents the next-generation Quadroin AUV
EvoLogics proudly announces the launch of the next iteration of the Quadroin AUV.
February 2024 — 2593 views AUV Quadroin

EvoLogics Sonobot 5: upgrades on the new Multibeam Sonar
The Sonobot is a well-established product with a remarkable track record in bathymetry, underwater object search, and reconnaissance. In 2023 EvoLogics, driven by a commitment to innovation, further enhanced its capabilities through upgraded hardware.
Originally published in the Ocean News and Technology, December 2023 issue
December 2023 — 925 views Multibeam Sonobot5 USV

EvoLogics is co-sponsoring the Winter School on Underwater Network Simulations and Experimentation
We are delighted to announce that EvoLogics is co-sponsoring the second Winter School on Underwater Network Simulations and Experimentation (UNWiS) in Padova, Italy.
UNWiS will last one week in late January 2024 and will focus on the DESERT Underwater network simulation and experimentation framework that supports the design and implementation of underwater network protocols.
November 2023 — 691 views R&D projects

EvoLogics Sonobot 5 with object recognition aids a diver mission in Hemmoor
Integrated systems that offer a synergy of technologies are gaining traction for optimizing underwater operations. In August 2023, EvoLogics successfully combined their object recognition in side-scan sonar imaging of the Kreidesee lakebed with acoustic communication and tracking for divers, who received a waypoint for investigating what the Sonobot had discovered.
Originally published in the Ocean News and Technology, September 2023 issue
September 2023 — 657 views Acoustic Modems Diver tracking Object recognition SiNAPS Sonobot5

Important update: EvoLogics new address
After 23 years in Berlin-Mitte, EvoLogics moved our headquarters to a new location.
From now on you can find us in the technology park Berlin-Adlershof!
June 2023 — 1390 views

River monitoring network in Northern Germany
Early detection enables rapid feedback and effective countermeasures, so developing modern sensor networks for water quality monitoring is a critical element for the assessment, protection, and restoration of aquatic ecosystems. EvoLogics offers a wireless low-maintenance monitoring network for tracking water parameters near industrial sites.
Originally published in the GIM International magazine, GIM - Issue 2 - 2023.
March 2023 — 482 views Acoustic Modems Case Study

EvoLogics Announces New Leadership Team
Dr. Konstantin Kebkal, co-founder of EvoLogics GmbH, left the company in December. The leadership team will remain stable, as EvoLogics will be managed by co-founder Dr. Rudolf Bannasch and Fabian Bannasch.
January 2023 — 2509 views

EvoLogics North America opens its doors in Virginia, US
EvoLogics is pleased to announce the opening of a new sales office in the United States, located in Yorktown, Virginia. This expansion is part of our ongoing commitment to providing our customers with the highest level of support and service.
December 2022 — 1571 views

Object recognition for side-scan sonar and video feeds:
Our object recognition software brings AI technology to simplify the search for underwater objects: the AI-based system is an extra module that runs directly onboard our Sonobot vehicle and analyses raw side-scan sonar (or video camera) output.
October 2022 — 1552 views Object recognition Sonobot5 USV

NDR TV features our Quadroin robots in the DAS! show
The German NDR TV station recently featured our Quadroins in the DAS! show, explaining how the Quadroin robots are going to help scientists learn more about the ocean eddies and save massive amounts of time and money as the process becomes automated.
May 2022 — 1718 views Quadroin Robotics

UNDINA Project update
Quadroin, the bionic penguin robot, took on another adventure at the Deutsches Meeresmuseum. Check out our short video from the latest sea trials of the vehicle.
February 2022 — 1808 views R&D projects

Quadroin, the bionic penguin robot, takes on new adventures in Stralsund
Quadroin, the bionic penguin robot, took on another adventure at the Deutsches Meeresmuseum. Check out our short video from the latest sea trials of the vehicle.
November 2021 — 2669 views Quadroin Robotics

EvoLogics Object Recognition for uncrewed vehicles in IIoT Use Case Podcast
Object recognition for EvoLogics surface and underwater vehicles is the focus of IIoT podcast episode 53 hosted by Ing. Madeleine Mickeleit
November 2021 — 1911 views Object recognition Sonobot5

EvoLogics at Ocean Business 2021 - the highlights
We are happy to be back from Ocean Business 2021 in Southampton and present a video recap of the products demonstrated at the event.
October 2021 — 1880 views Event

EvoLogics enters the next phase of the MUM-Project
On June 29th, project coordinators thyssenkrupp Marine Systems received funding of €13.2 million from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy for the second phase of the "Modifiable Underwater Mothership", where EvoLogics will work on MUM2navigate
July 2021 — 2099 views MUM PingGuin

EvoLogics and Hereon present the Quadroin AUV
Germany’s EvoLogics and Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon are happy to reveal the Quadroin, the next-generation bionic AUV for environmental monitoring.
June 2021 — 9590 views Quadroin Robotics

The MUM project at the National Maritime Conference in Rostock
EvoLogics PingGuin AUVs were designed for the MUM “Mothership” that now enters the next phase
May 2021 — 2232 views AUV R&D projects Robotics

Introducing the new MiniRov
The new remotely operated vehicle, developed for the MiRo-Base R&D project
May 2021 — 2214 views R&D projects Robotics