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FathomVerse: Gaming for the Good of the Ocean

Nov 20, 2024

WILDLABS

Dive into meaningful play with FathomVerse!

Express your Interest to become a Portal Early Adopter

Sep 18, 2024

FathomNet

Call for Collaborators September 2024: We seek early adopters to collaborate with us by testing and providing feedback on the Portal. Please fill out this form to share your interest and use case details.

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Join FathomVerse and Skype a Scientist

Aug 13, 2024

Skype a Scientist

For Educators: Using Fathomverse in the Classroom

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MBARI and WoRMS: Collaborating to build open datasets of ocean life with FathomNet

May 29, 2024

WoRMS

What do artificial intelligence, marine life, taxonomy, and images have in common? The answer in one word is FathomNet, but the collaboration goes way beyond that. MBARI and WoRMS team up to enhance the use of AI in marine research.

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FathomNet Kaggle Competition 2024

May 14, 2024

Kaggle

Preview of FathomVerse game

FathomVerse mobile game inspires a new wave of ocean exploration

May 1, 2024

MBARI

Welcome to FathomVerse. Now available for download on the App Store and Google Play, FathomVerse allows players to interact with real underwater images to improve the artificial intelligence that helps researchers study ocean life.

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Using open source to help the earth

Apr 22, 2024

GitHub

This Earth Day, we discuss how tech and open source are helping two organizations combat the effects of a changing climate.

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FathomNet Workshop 2024

Mar 14, 2024

FathomNet

Third Annual FathomNet Virtual Workshop

New app turns gamers into ocean explorers

Feb 27, 2024

MBARI Annual Report

FathomVerse combines gaming and community science to help train artificial intelligence to identify ocean animals. After beta testing in 2023, the video game will launch in spring 2024.

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Creating an ocean of data with the help of underwater robots

Jan 12, 2024

DropBox Work in Progress

When your mission is monitoring life in the vastness of the ocean, conventional technology can only take you so far.

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Meet the Team: Kakani Katija

Dec 20, 2023

Ocean Vision AI

Kakani leverages her expertise in collaborative research and engineering innovations to guide the Ocean Vision AI program.

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Meet the Team: Ben Woodward

Nov 14, 2023

Ocean Vision AI

Ben leverages his expertise in computer vision and software development to guide the Ocean Vision AI program.

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