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MarineLabs Secures $4.5 Million Seed Round from BDC Capital and Seaspan Shipyards FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Victoria BC, March 13, 2024 – MarineLabs, a leader in cutting edge maritime weather intelligence technology, proudly announces the successful completion of a historic $4.5 million seed funding round, marking the largest investment of its kind in Canadian history for […]

MarineLabs has announced a groundbreaking partnership with multinational company Kongsberg to introduce BerthWatch, an innovative real-time berth depth monitoring and reporting system. This cutting-edge technology will revolutionize ship and port operations by providing access to critical berth-depth data. With BerthWatch, terminal operators will have the ability to monitor the status of the berth pocket in

“The ocean is actively trying to destroy everything that you put there, from breakwaters, to markers, to different kinds of buoys or sensors.” “The challenge is exciting to us, building technologies that can be rugged enough to handle those types of ocean conditions and be reliable for coastal communities and industries.” Our CEO Dr. Scott

MarineLabs has been named one of Canada’s most investable cleantech ventures as a part of Foresight Canada’s 2022 Foresight 50 list Foresight is Canada’s cleantech accelerator that brings together innovators, industry, investors, government, and academia to address today’s most urgent climate issues and support a global transition to a green economy. Foresight 50 shines a

MarineLabs CEO, Dr. Scott Beatty, discusses MarineLabs’ role in climate adaptation, how and who collected data helps, and MarineLabs’ next goals in Road To Recovery, with Hannah Lepine, Douglas Magazine, and CHEK News. Watch the interview at CHEK News.

MarineLabs CEO Dr. Scott Beatty shares the impact of MarineLabs’ hyper-local real-time and aggregated wave and wind data on climate adaptation and coastal infrastructure investments with Amber Mac and Michael Bancroft on The Feed Podcast. Listen to The Feed, Episode 318: Helping Storm Watchers With Accurate Forecasts Of Severe Weather Events at The Feed Podcast.

In an interview with Global News and Kylie Stanton, MarineLabs Director of Software Engineering, Michael Fischer, discusses wind and wave data measured by MarineLabs buoys from Hurricane Fiona passing the Atlantic Ocean, and how it can help plan for coastal resilience. Extreme wind and wave data measured at their buoys in the Atlantic Ocean over

T’Sou-ke First Nation is working alongside MarineLabs’ to learn more about how climate change is affecting the waters they harvest food from. Read the full article at CBC Climate Changers.

A 17.6 meter rogue wave – the most extreme rogue wave ever recorded – has been measured by MarineLabs in the waters off of Ucluelet, B.C. The rogue wave, which measures as high as a four-story building, was recorded in November 2020 by Victoria, B.C.-based MarineLabs Data Systems (MarineLabs). It is the subject of a