underwater sensors

Underwater sensors are devices designed to detect and measure various conditions beneath the water's surface, such as temperature, pressure, salinity, and movement. They provide valuable data for applications like environmental monitoring, climate studies, maritime navigation, and scientific research. These sensors can be anchored to the seafloor, attached to underwater vehicles, or deployed in the water column. They often transmit data wirelessly or via cables to researchers or computers on land, enabling real-time observation and long-term data collection of ocean conditions critical for understanding and protecting marine environments.