Kim Martini

One of the goals of this project was break down the barriers that allow people to get good ocean data. That's why one of our milestones was to release our prototype app on GitHub. If you have a Ma...

How do we figure out the accuracy of a temperature sensor? By throwing it off of a boat! Actually, it's a little more complicated than that....Last week, we tagged along with scientists from the Un...

Over the last three weeks, we have completed some major milestones in app development! Stored the full motion data to the watch memory. Transferred that data to the companion iPhone App. Exported ...

Hi all, we've been really quiet...but it's because we have been really busy. The app is moving forward, and we are really excited that we ALMOST have a version ready to test in the water. More on t...

I've said this in a previous post, but learning to code in a new language is really hard. Like any language, you know exactly what you want to do, but you don't know the words and you don't know ho...

Last week, I went down to San Diego to meet with a bunch of other scientists and talk about "cheap and deep technology" to explore the ocean (more info here). We pondered how we can make ocean tech...

First we took the Apple Watch Ultra to the UW pressure vessel and took it down to 100m. It didn't implode!Then I took the bus to Tacoma to join the September WOAC Puget Sound cruise with NANOOS on ...

I am so excited to report that we made our first temperature and pressure profile with the Apple Watch Ultra in Seattle's Lake Washington!There's still a lot to unpack about the performance of the ...

Hi all! Kim and Virginia here giving you an update on what we have been up to.Virginia spent three months sciencing in cold, cold Antarctica.Kim spent three months coding in SwiftUI in her cold, co...