Pulse.Sea
Pulse.Sea
HUMAN INTELLIGENCE
BENEATH THE SURFACE
Physiological intelligence for saturation and surface-supplied divers. The chamber and the bell are monitored to standard. This measures the diver inside them.
Explore Pulse.SeaPULSE.SEA — Subsea Intelligence
Saturation Diving
Pressure Adaptation
Subsea Survivability
Diver Localization
PULSE.SEA — Subsea Intelligence
Saturation Diving
Pressure Adaptation
Subsea Survivability
Diver Localization
What Pulse.Sea EnablesPRECISION INTELLIGENCE
PRECISION INTELLIGENCE
FOR THE SUBSEA DOMAIN
Diver Thermal State
Helium strips heat with every exhalation, which is why saturation chambers run at 29–34 °C. Respiratory heat loss in heliox at depth can drive core temperature toward impairment within tens of minutes. Hot water flow to the suit is monitored; the diver's own core temperature typically is not.
Decompression Stress
Decompression procedures have matured over fifty years and DCS is now rare in saturation. The live requirement is measuring decompression stress to inform excursion intervals and oxygen levels, rather than treating a table as the only evidence that a profile was tolerated.
Bell Run Workload
Bell runs of up to eight hours with six in the water, on rotating twelve-hour shifts across a saturation of days to weeks. In saturation, a minor detrimental condition becomes a major one with duration — which makes cumulative load the thing worth tracking, not the single dive.
Sealed Dive Record
Pre-dive baseline, in-water telemetry and post-dive debrief as one time-locked, gap-flagged record, structured for the frameworks diving contractors are audited against.
Sensor StackTHREE LAYERS
THREE LAYERS
UNDER PRESSURE
Environmental, diver-state and vessel sensors fused at the edge. The avionics layer is sensor-agnostic, so the stack ingests the systems a dive support vessel already runs rather than requiring its own.
Environmental
Subsea Conditions
- Depth and ambient pressure
- Breathing gas ppO₂ and ppCO₂
- Water and suit-loop temperature
- Hot water flow
Human Performance
Diver State
- Core and skin temperature
- Respiratory rate and gas consumption
- Cardiovascular load
- Cognitive readiness against baseline
Operational
Mission Telemetry
- Dive support vessel telemetry import
- Bell and chamber life-support systems
- Umbilical and equipment diagnostics
- Multi-diver mission timeline
Core Use CasesOPERATORS
OPERATORS
WE SUPPORT
SATURATION DIVERS
- Long-duration pressure exposure
- Habitat-to-bell physiological tracking
- Decompression risk monitoring
- Thermal regulation under depth
- Cognitive readiness assessment
SUBSEA INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATORS
- Offshore maintenance missions
- Subsea infrastructure inspection
- Underwater repair operations
- Equipment diagnostic telemetry
- Multi-diver mission coordination
Platform ArchitectureINSIDE THE
INSIDE THE
PULSE STACK
Pulse.Sea is one of four domain variants in the Pulse intelligence layer — sharing core telemetry, AI and sensor-fusion infrastructure with Land, Air and Space.
Who Pulse.Sea Is ForBUYER
BUYER
ECOSYSTEM
Naval Diving Units
Military diver programs
Commercial Subsea
Saturation & offshore operators
Offshore Energy
Oil, gas & marine renewables
Deep-Sea Exploration
Research & scientific agencies
Underwater Robotics
Integrators & ROV operators
Maritime Safety
Authorities & rescue agencies
Real-World UseSUBSEA
SUBSEA
APPLICATIONS
- Thermal exposure tracking — core temperature through the bell run, not inferred from hot water supply
- Decompression stress evaluation — measured diver response to inform excursion intervals and oxygen levels
- Vessel telemetry integration — dive support vessel, bell and chamber life-support systems merged into one operational picture
- Dive computer and log import — existing third-party dive computers register and historical logs import against the interchange formats the industry already uses
- Cumulative saturation load — exposure across a multi-week saturation against the diver's own baseline
- Incident reconstruction — rewind the bell run with diver and system state at every timestamp
Use cases in the sea domain
→ Long-duration pressure exposure and decompression monitoring
→ Offshore crew readiness and immersion protection
Engage
INTELLIGENCE
UNDER PRESSURE
Bring Pulse.Sea into your subsea program, naval diving unit or offshore operation. Talk to us about pilot deployments and integration paths.