JASCO Applied Sciences (JASCO), Teledyne Marine (Teledyne), the Royal Navy (RN), WTD 71 (Germany), and ALSEAMAR collaborated in “Swarm Glider” experimentation during NATO Exercise REPMUS/Dynamic Messenger 2025, demonstrating the potential of coordinated underwater gliders for persistent maritime surveillance and Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) barrier operations. The effort involved eleven autonomous underwater gliders equipped with directional Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) systems, which supported real-time detection and localization of underwater targets.

A landmark project supported by the Innovative Solutions Canada (ISC) “Real-Time Marine Mammal Monitoring Service via Uncrewed Surface Vessel” program, has successfully demonstrated a novel and effective method for real-time marine mammal monitoring.

In a recent deployment off the coast of Cape Sable, Nova Scotia, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and JASCO Applied Sciences, successfully demonstrated the ability to detect and localize marine mammals using a fleet of Slocum autonomous underwater gliders. The gliders were deployed in Roseway Basin on the Scotian Shelf, a region recognized as a critical habitat for endangered and at-risk marine mammals. Two DFO gliders and one JASCO glider were equipped with JASCO’s OceanObserver™ directional Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) system.

JASCO Applied Sciences (JASCO), Blue Ocean Marine Tech Systems (BOMTS), Teledyne Marine (Teledyne) and WTD71 collaborated to experiment and demonstrate novel passive acoustic real-time monitoring capabilities from marine unmanned systems during the 14th edition of REPMUS.

JASCO Applied Sciences is pleased to announce that it has acquired Cryosphere Innovation, a New Hampshire based technology company that creates solutions for autonomously observing climate change in the Arctic.

JASCO Applied Sciences (Canada) Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has acquired the assets and intellectual property of Autonomous Marine Systems (AMS), Inc. from Signal Ventures Ltd., of the United Kingdom. 

July 2024 – JASCO Applied Sciences (Australia) Pty Ltd. welcomes new Technical Director, Dr. Capri Jolliffe.

July 2024 – JASCO Applied Sciences (USA) Inc. welcomes new Director of Strategic Programs, Laura Morse.

Özkan Sertlek, the 2024 recipient of the prestigious A B Wood medal, is a senior scientist with JASCO Applied Sciences based in the Netherlands. The medal is awarded by the Institute of Acoustics in alternate years to acousticians based in the UK/Europe (even years) and in the USA/Canada (odd years). The award is aimed at early career researchers, under 40 years of age, whose work is associated with the sea.

JASCO Applied Sciences (JASCO) and Blue Ocean Monitoring (BOM) have entered a global strategic partnership. This partnership combines JASCO’s understanding of underwater acoustics, and their OceanObserver™ high-performance passive acoustic data acquisition and processing system capable of on-board, in-situ signal processing, with BOM’s cutting-edge expertise developing and operating uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs).

The Atlantic Deepwater Ecosystem Observatory Network (ADEON) project received the 2023 National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP) Excellence in Partnering Award. The award was presented at the 2024 Ocean Sciences Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.

December 2023 – JASCO Applied Sciences (USA) Inc. welcomes new Managing Director, Sarah Tsoflias.

November 2023 – Dr. Adam Frankel has joined JASCO Applied Sciences (USA) Inc., as a Senior Bioacoustician.

Dalhousie University’s CEOTR Group and JASCO Applied Sciences assist DRDC in preventing harm during military training activities using maritime autonomous systems.

JASCO’s OceanObserver™ real-time monitoring system was deployed aboard a Slocum Glider in the world’s largest military exercise dedicated to the exploration and testing of maritime unmanned systems.

JASCO Applied Sciences (JASCO), is proud to announce the appointment of our new Engineering Manager and Customer Support Specialist.

Ørsted and Eversource Energy partner with JASCO Applied Sciences and Rutgers Center for Ocean Observing Leadership to develop a near real-time monitoring solution for Atlantic cod, during the construction of the South Fork Wind Project.