Antarctica Journey with Boxfish Co-founder Ben King
Four hours after takeoff, our ski equipped LC-130 Hercules passes the point of no return, a theoretical point at which the fuel onboard is no longer sufficient to return to…
Boxfish Robotics in Antarctica for Unseen Depths
Gigantic Step for Kiwi Robotics Startup; Headed to Antarctica · Boxfish Research is Headed on a research expedition to Antarctica. · The Boxfish ROV will capture…
Beautiful Whale Shark – filmed on Boxfish 360 - epic!
Boxfish Research customer Tom Boyd from Tom Boyd Images while freediving and shooting 360 had an amazing encounter with a whale shark off of the Big island of Hawai’i. He managed…
Antarctica Top Predator programme
One of our founders Ben King is embarking on an Antarctic expedition in Jan-Feb 2019 as part of an ongoing research programme set up and led by Principal Investigator Dr…
Boxfish Research visits ex Submarine Base in Brittany
We had the pleasure of performing a demonstration for the Musee Sous-Marin or Underwater Museum in the picturesque town of Lorient in Brittany. This museum was founded by Christophe Cerino, a passionate Naval Historian and Archeologist.
Boxfish Research at METS Trade Show in the Netherlands
The Marine Equipment Trade Show or “METS” is a business to business trade show held annually at the Amsterdam RAI Exhibition Centre with exhibitors and businesses from around the world….
New Zealand Geographic rocks!
New Zealand Geographic photographer Richard Robinson relies on the Boxfish 360 underwater spherical camera to bring back stunning 360 video from the remote Snares Islands.
Swimming with a Raft of California Sea Lions taken by our Boxfish 360
Feel the excitement of swimming with Sea Lions first hand in this 360 video. Shot by Adam Ravetch on the the Boxfish 360 underwater spherical camera. Straight render with Autopano…
What happens to a ship after it sinks? (check out our 360 Footage)
Over the last 10+ years HMNZ Canterbury F421 has become an artificial reef. The wreck sits in a no take area and and attracts lots of marine life, one really…
Blue Mao Mao Arch…can’t get enough of the fish nor the Stingray’s
Blue Mao Mao Arch – take a look at the share amount of Blue Mao Mao swimming around…and of course, make sure you spin around to watch the Stingray passing…
Science Divers Systematically Sample Sediments
Here is 2018 footage from Science Under the Ice. This video filmed with Boxfish 360 shows a team of New Zealand science divers systematically sampling sediments under the ice shelf….
Blue Maomao Arch: Jacques Cousteau’s Top Dive
Blue Maomao arch in NZ’s Poor Knights marine reserve is noted for being one of Jaques Cousteau’s top ten dives globally. At certain times of the day huge schools of…
