Photos of Nemo customers using submersible cordless tools at work
University of Guam Marine Research
University of Guam marine research is aided by the Nemo drill, which is used to install permanent transects for surveying and assessing ocean life and frames with mounted oceanographic sensors. Markers and frames are bolted onto limestone reefs.
Movienaut, Germany
Working with the Nemo impact wrench
Georgia Tech Research Dive
Georgia Tech researcher takes coral samples in the Christmas Islands
Cal State, Moss Landing Marine Labs
Wakulla Diving Center, Florida, USA
Stillaguamish Tribe Research Project, Washington, USA
Fisheries biologist installing TidBit thermographs in the Stillaguamish Watershed as part of a climate impacts assessment study and modeling research project.