News & Events
January 25, 2022
Sadly the prices of electronics and other supplies used to make AMOS robots have increased significantly over the last couple of years. This means that we have had to increase our prices in our online store somewhat, although we still feel that our robots are competitively priced and great value for the money. As always, if you would like a custom quote, please contact us!
August 23, 2021
We’re honoured to be advancing to the next round of the Ocean Startup Challenge!
To be in the running among 67 other early stage ocean innovators is an incredible opportunity. We are excited for what’s to come and look forward to pitching in September.
To learn more and see the full shortlist click: https://oceanstartupproject.ca/2021-challenge-shortlist/
June 08, 2021
In Nature Robotics virtually attended and presented a demonstration video at COVE Demo Day. A copy of the demonstration video can be found in the video section of our website here.
June 03, 2021
In Nature Robotics took part in a demonstration in the wetlands area near Highland Park in the Village of Salisbury, New Brunswick on June 3. Thanks to Daytona McMackin and Rhianna Johnston for organizing the event and to all those who attended! Data that AMOS recorded can be found here: https://www.innaturerobotics.com/sample-data-1?pgid=kamx5pmw-4d58e6e9-faae-4a1c-8e53-22a25abb14b5 and here: https://www.innaturerobotics.com/sample-data-1?pgid=kamx5pmw-8ea13794-ee96-4709-9300-dd0ae158274f
February 20, 2021
In Nature Robotics is pleased to announce that The Stream Ltd. (https://www.thestream.nz/) is their new distributor for New Zealand, Australia, and the Pacific islands. They have considerable experience in modeling flows and water quality and we are excited to have them working with us from the other side of the world!
February 02, 2021
In Nature Robotics Ltd. will be virtually attending and Murray will be giving a 5 minute "flash talk" at the Blue Innovation Symposium (https://blueinnovationsymposium.com/). The Blue Innovation Symposium is the premier event in New England for connecting the marine technology industry for education, networking and facilitating partnering opportunities. Update: see the recorded video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UMC6UeAeLg
December, 2020
Murray wrote an article for Ocean News and Technology on the subject of the future of low-cost, autonomous survey vehicles (page 42 of http://digital.oceannews.com/publication/?m=9767&i=685854&p=42&ver=html5)
November 3, 2020
Murray will be (online) attending the UK RAS Soft Robotics Industry Engagement Workshop.
October 27, 2020
Murray presented an update on AMOS to the Raspberry Pint group via Zoom. The Youtube video of the presentation is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHVf25cZ-AI&fbclid=IwAR1l58bj7W7Z600T6R_PUPLC4i61j6qGrVh6P6fHWX63WUy92skglBrCsx0
October 02, 2020
September 30, 2020
In Nature Robotics was one of 14 companies to be selected as winners in the Ocean Startup Challenge: http://www.oceanstartupchallenge.ca/announcements/. Four extra winners were chosen this year, from regions all over Canada and one international company from Washington, D.C. We're very excited for this opportunity to advance our business through the Ocean Startup Project.
September 8, 2020
In Nature Robotics was one of 31 companies out of 158 applicants to be picked for the next round of the Ocean Startup Challenge: http://www.oceanstartupchallenge.ca/announcements/. We will be taking part in presentations and workshops from September 11 to 18 to get ready for a final pitch presentation on September 24. The 31 companies will be competing for 10 prizes of $25k plus in-kind support, to be announced on September 30.
August 19, 2020
Over the past year a group of 4 students (Maya Anuraj, Brooke Moore, Raj Patel, and Chuck Taylor) in the Oceans Technology program at the Nova Scotia Community College worked on a project to design and build a small winch system for sensor deployment on AMOS. They made a lot of good progress, although their school year was unfortunately shortened due to Covid-19 in March. You can read about their project here. Many thanks to instructors Stephane Kirchoff and Alfred White for leading the students in their work!
May 13, 2020
Jata and Murray will be pitching In Nature Robotics Ltd. at the Volta Cohort Pitch Event. They will be competing against 14 other companies for up to 5 investments of $25000. For more details about the event, please visit: https://voltaeffect.com/cohort-finalists-spring2020/
May 04, 2020
In Nature Robotics is pleased to announce the hiring of Jata MacCabe as a sales and marketing intern for the spring / summer term. Jata is a scholarship student completing her 3rd year of Computer Science at the University of New Brunswick, specializing in information systems. She has also completed many business and marketing courses and has extensive experience building and promoting digital communication platforms for small businesses. Welcome to In Nature Robotics Jata!
March 12, 2020
In Nature Robotics Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has been accepted into the Esri Startup Program. Esri (esri.com) is an international supplier of geographic information system (GIS) software, web GIS and geodatabase management applications.
January 29, 2020
Murray spoke to the Raspberry Pint group in London, England about AMOS and the work that has gone into its development. Please see: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/12L3EXMMcrxIQD2Ic7eXweo_RAyHzjQuS for a copy of the presentation (approx. 300 Mbyte download as it contains some embedded videos). Also, a video of the entire event is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10WQSNfTUZY&fbclid=IwAR0PkPzVy4653a0gWRuKrmECdvxmq6HOQWJzEL7GwFzJqpiyAU_TizlGVhM
January 14, 2020
In Nature Robotics attended the Marine Renewables Canada information session for "Opportunities in Offshore Wind & Tidal Energy" at 333 Water Street, Saint John, New Brunswick.
January, 2020
AMOS was one of the project showcases in the January 2020 issue (#89) of the MagPi magazine, the official magazine of the Raspberry Pi. To download a full copy of the issue, please visit: https://magpi.raspberrypi.org/
