NASA spinoff Seatrec offers a new power source for underwater robots

Seatrec’s infiniTE float is a subsurface ocean profiling platform that uses new power-generation technology. |

Seatrec Inc. hopes to provide a new kind of power source using technology created at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California and licensed from the California Institute of Technology. The Vista, Calif.-based company said its technology can allow robots to work in the open ocean indefinitely and without any intervention. 

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