Eco Minerals Announces Exclusive Deep-Sea Exploration Partnership with Impossible Metals
Eco Minerals and Impossible Metals signed an exploration MOU. It makes Deep Sea Vision the exclusive partner, subject to equipment availability.
Burgum Says US Deep-Sea Mining Permits Could Come Within Months
Doug Burgum said US deep-sea mining permits could come within months. He told the G20 energy ministerial in Houston on September 14, 2026.
Impossible Metals Removes the Midwater Plume and Models Seabed Discharge at 46 Kilograms an Hour
The Eureka collector hovers, so it makes no midwater plume at all. Modeling puts its seabed discharge at 46 kilograms an hour.
Impossible Metals Eureka II Underwater Vehicle Recovers Itself From the Ocean, Fully Autonomously
Eureka II found its ship and hooked on with nobody at the controls. Impossible Metals ran the trial over two weeks off Halifax.
Impossible Metals’ Eureka II Recovers Itself From the Ocean, Fully Autonomously
Eureka II recovered itself from the open ocean off Halifax alone. Acoustic positioning, then a smart hook, with nobody driving.
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. Signs MOU with Impossible Metals to Evaluate Autonomous Robotic Nodule Collection Technology
Deep Sea Minerals Corp. (CSE: SEAS) signed an MOU with Impossible Metals to evaluate autonomous robotic nodule collection technology.
Webinar: Trends in Marine Robotics: Defense and Dual Use Drivers of a Dynamic Industry
A webinar examined defense and dual-use drivers in marine robotics. Australia ordered $1.7 billion in uncrewed vehicles amid rapid consolidation.
Smart Hook I Capture with Eureka II 2026 03 26
Smart Hook I Capture with Eureka II 2026 03 26: a video from Impossible Metals.
Webinar: Unlocking Critical Minerals with Low Cost, High Performance & Clean Processing
Viridian Biometals extracts minerals using metal-eating bacteria. It reports 85% metal recovery in two days at lab scale.
Webinar: Navigating the Hidden World of Cultural Significance in the Deep Ocean
SEARCH archaeologist Piscitelli hosted a webinar on deep sea mining. Only 1.6% of the 150,000 known shipwrecks sit at mining depths.