Ocean Innovation
OSDC designs and builds prototypes for government, academic, and private-sector research with a focus on practical ocean engineering solutions.
OSDC is a family-owned ocean technology company focused on practical marine systems, fieldable prototypes, environmental monitoring, and applied ocean engineering support.
Ocean Systems Development Corporation develops applied technology for the ocean environment.
OSDC designs and builds prototypes for government, academic, and private-sector research with a focus on practical ocean engineering solutions.
OSDC supports relevant marine and coastal monitoring challenges with systems that help measure, understand, and manage the ocean environment.
OSDC values education, STEM engagement, and preparing future engineers and scientists for tomorrow’s marine technology challenges.
Experience, ethics, and practical support for ocean operations.
The Marine Technology Society's guiding purpose is to promote awareness, understanding, advancement, and application of marine technology.
OSDC and its affiliate scientists and engineers volunteer to support K-12 STEM education, build literacy, and encourage students to pursue STEM careers.
A better company, better for workers, better for communities, and better for the environment. OSDC uses the power of business as a force for good.
Florida’s extensive coastline and marine diversity make it a natural base for ocean engineering, field support, and marine technology development.
Ocean engineering consulting, prototypes, systems, and field support.
OSDC develops hardware and software in support of mariculture, defense, and ocean systems research and development.
Through existing negotiated service and support agreements, OSDC works at sea and can provide ships and related operational support.
OSDC works with complementary partners to provide broader ocean-related services and product-dependent solutions.
OSDC staff and collaborators bring diversified engineering and technology backgrounds to solve a wide range of marine problems.
The common thread is solving practical problems related to the ocean environment.
Waterway Expert Traffic System (WETS) is a real-time vessel traffic monitoring and reporting concept originally demonstrated with support from the Florida Marine Patrol and Nova Southeastern University.
OSDC has supported the design, development, and deployment of buoy systems for government, academic, and industrial customers, including recent Common Coastal Spar Buoy work.
OSDC uses first-principles, closed-form, and physics-based methods to understand complex marine problems and improve the odds of successful performance in the field.
OSDC is interested in extending connected systems, IoT ideas, and practical data services into the ocean environment.
ESP32-C6 plus IMU splash and fall detection with optional LoRaWAN alerts for pool safety applications.
CCSB-mounted wave staff and pressure sensing to classify hazardous wakes and support notifications.
Milestones for student builds, deployments, and buoy workshop deliverables tied to current system development.
All OSDC senior staff hold advanced degrees in relevant disciplines and possess significant experience.
Ocean engineer with a lifetime of marine experience and successful participation in academic, industrial, and military projects.
CEO with detailed ocean science, technology, equipment, and marine systems experience.
Chief Financial Officer.
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Selected partners and related organizations.
Manufactures submersible wave gauges, wave staffs, wave loggers, wireless wave staffs, and sonic wave sensors.
Develops user-friendly ocean dive systems designed for practical marine use.
Commercial diving support in inland, coastal, and offshore waters with full-time qualified divers.
Designs, constructs, installs, and monitors artificial reefs and marine restoration structures.