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The Killer Whales of Prince Edward Islands

Around the sub-Antarctic Prince Edward Islands, killer whales produce seasonal vocalisation patterns tied to prey availability and social behaviours. The project, in collaboration with the University of Pretoria, leverages automation to analyse a 4,200-hour acoustic dataset, reducing human effort and

The Burrunan Dolphin of Port Phillip Bay

In Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia, the critically endangered Burrunan dolphin faces threats from anthropogenic noise, vessel strikes, and environmental change. With fewer than 300 individuals remaining, traditional observation methods have limited understanding of their behaviours. By employing passive acoustic

The Wazoku Challenge of Marine Mammals Detection

The Wazoku Challenge, launched by the U.S. Navy in collaboration with conservation organisations, sought innovative solutions to protect endangered whale populations while addressing the challenges of increasing marine traffic. As part of this international initiative, Deep Voice partnered with Sea

Building cutting edge technologies

Ensuring marine mammals’ protection & welfare worldwide

Our people are important to us much as the whales!

WHO WE ARE?

Our people are important to us much as the whales! Our volunteers are motivated and collaborative and share a passion for solving problems and the sea. We seek individuals inspired by the prospect of developing new technology and driven by the will to make on environmental change. Deep Voice includes five teams: Research, Bio-annotations,Development, Product, and Media.