Faced with the increasing complexity of underwater operations, particularly in the fields of critical infrastructure monitoring and environmental surveying, the ability to obtain accurate and immediately usable data has become a key operational challenge. It is in this context that Cathx Ocean presented its new underwater camera system, INKA Iris, at UDT 2025. This next-generation imaging sensor integrates onboard data processing and real-time artificial intelligence capabilities, opening new possibilities for autonomous underwater vehicles. Read more.
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INKA Iris is the first camera built on the INKA platform developed by Cathx Ocean, combining ultra-high-resolution image capture with intelligent data processing directly on the sensor (Picture source: Cathx Ocean)
INKA Iris is the first camera built on the INKA platform developed by Cathx Ocean, combining ultra-high-resolution image capture with intelligent data processing directly on the sensor (Picture source: Cathx Ocean)
