We’re proud to share that Ocean Visuals is now a member of Greentown Labs in Houston, Texas, joining a leading climatetech ecosystem accelerating real-world climate solutions.
Greentown Labs is the world’s leading climatetech incubator, with locations in Somerville, Massachusetts, and Houston, Texas. The organisation focuses on accelerating the development and commercialisation of climate technologies by supporting entrepreneurs and enabling collaboration across industry, research, and investment.
Greentown’s community includes more than 200 active member companies and has supported over 600 startups globally. The ecosystem is designed to enable rapid learning, partnership-building, and real-world deployment of technologies addressing climate mitigation, adaptation, and environmental resilience.
Marine environments are complex, dynamic, and difficult to monitor in real time. Traditional methods for detecting oil spills often rely on delayed sampling, visual observation, or indirect indicators.
Ocean Visuals develops patented hyperspectral LiDAR sensor systems that enable real-time detection, classification, and quantification of oil and organic substances in water. Our technology provides actionable environmental data without the need for physical sampling, supporting:
Our systems are designed for use across surface, subsurface, and aerial monitoring, supporting operators, authorities, and stakeholders responsible for protecting marine environments.
Joining Greentown Labs strengthens Ocean Visuals’ ability to collaborate with other climatetech startups, industry partners, and investors working across environmental monitoring, maritime operations, energy, and climate resilience.
As part of the Greentown Labs ecosystem, we look forward to contributing ocean intelligence to collaborative initiatives and exploring opportunities for partnerships, pilots, and real-world deployment of advanced environmental monitoring solutions.
Ocean Visuals is included in Greentown Labs’ new member community and sector initiatives.
If you are working with environmental monitoring, spill preparedness, maritime operations, or ocean data, we welcome dialogue and collaboration.
“The operational use of this technology has the potential to improve the verification of suspicious oil features, the detection of oil in the water column, reducing the need for conventional laboratory analysis.”
Cristina Maria Bentz
Ocean Visuals AS
Oslo Science Park
Gaustadalléen 21, 0349 Oslo - Norway
+47 21 50 71 00
post@oceanvisuals.no
