SubC Imaging knows that capturing and analyzing video footage in underwater environments can be facilitated by using subsea digital video recorders (DVRs) with overlay capabilities – but what are they? Read more >>
Subsea DVRs are specialized pieces of equipment that allow researchers, engineers, and explorers to document and study the underwater world with unprecedented detail and precision.
In the full article, SubC Imaging explores what subsea DVRs are and how they work, including:
- What is a Subsea Digital Video Recorder?
- How Does a Subsea DVR Work?
- What is an Overlay and Why are They Important for Subsea DVRs?
- Why is Recording Subsea Imaging Important?
These devices are essential for various fields, including oceanography, marine biology, geology, and underwater engineering. 
The ability to record subsea imaging is crucial for monitoring changes in the underwater environment and making informed decisions regarding our oceans and their resources. Subsea DVRs with overlay capabilities provide valuable context and insights into the underwater environment, making them an essential tool for those working in the field.
Read the full article, or visit SubC Imaging’s website to find out more.
