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Advancing Underwater Innovation 


divePRO participates in national and European research initiatives that advance frontier technologies and the digital transformation of the blue economy. Within this framework, we develop next-generation diving systems that merge safety, data intelligence, and human performance.

 
Our objective

To integrate advanced sensors, microelectronics, and AR optics into a single mask that acts as a real-time dive computer - an intelligent system that displays critical information directly in the diver’s field of view. 

The company's R&D activities focus on four main pillars:  

  • Augmented-Reality Optics & Interface – developing transparent display systems and algorithms that present data (depth, oxygen saturation, heart rate, compass, and ascent rate) in an intuitive, distraction-free way. 
  • Biometric & Environmental Intelligence – embedding miniaturized physiological and environmental sensors to continuously monitor diver safety indicators and ambient conditions. 
  • AI-Driven Data Analysis & Cloud Connectivity – using machine learning to translate raw dive data into predictive insights, personalized safety recommendations, and post-dive analytics accessible through the divePRO cloud and mobile app. 
  • Sustainable Product Development – applying eco-responsible manufacturing processes, modular design for component reuse, and compliance with EU circular-economy objectives. 


Why it matters 

By bridging academic research with applied engineering, software intelligence and human-centric design, divePRO advances Europe’s mission to build a smarter, greener, and more innovative maritime technology sector.  

Active projects 

Smart Diving Mask  

The project “Smart Diving Mask”, with an approved budget of €809,256.50, is implemented under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan “Greece 2.0”, with funding from the European Union – NextGenerationEU. 

For more information, visit greece20.gov.g​r or next-generation-eu.europa.eu. 

 

 

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.