
Explore our Projects
Our work consists of various types of projects distinctly separated into three primary categories comprising: mineral extraction, shipwreck recovery, and design-build engineering solutions. Take a look below to see some of our work.

Project Zugzwang
In this line of work, every move carries consequence. The Zugzwang submersible is a state of the art platform incorporating AI and advanced robotics to carry out extreme exploration efforts. More to come.

Open Sea Registry
Open Sea Registry is a platform we developed for documenting and recognizing meaningful maritime passages — a record of real journeys, earned at sea. Click the link below to see the platform.

Expedition Recon
A structured exploration initiative currently in development and execution phases, focused on purposeful search and responsible recovery at extreme depths >1,000 ft. Details will be released as operational milestones are achieved.
Where We Work
What We Do
Deep Ion Expedition
Location: Baja California, Mexico
The project consists of dredging over 7 million tons of phosphate from the Pacific Ocean that will be used to make fertilizer and energy storage products.
Expedition Rarotonga
Location: Cooke Islands
Exploration of potential mining opportunities within the Cooke Islands Exclusive Economic Zone for rare earth minerals including cobalt, nickel, and manganese.
Project Beach Ring
Location: Melbourne, Florida
Recovering a 1700's-1800's shipwreck consisting of various forms of shipwreck material from platforms, decking, & cargo.
Project Oceania
Location: Papua New Guinea
Sampling and testing several hundred square kilometers of subsea mineral content for various types of naturally formed gold content.
Malacca Expedition
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Exploration of the Malacca Strait to excavate remains from shipwrecks and civilizations consisting of primarily pottery and coinage that existed during the 1500-1700's.
Project Nine Dash
Location: South China Sea
Recovering artifacts from trade in the South China Sea prevalent during the 1500-1750's consisting of pottery, arms, & coins.