Deepblu 2.0 - New Platform and COSMIQ+ Dive Computer Announced at 2016 DEMA Show
November was a big month for Deepblu Inc. The company, which built the world’s first dive computer with social integration, made waves at the 2016 DEMA Show in Las Vegas with a series of surprise announcements and product launches.
Introducing COSMIQ+
Courtesy DeepbluAt the 2016 DEMA Show, Deepblu announced it's new scuba diving computer in a variety of colors for less than $300.
Deepblu upgraded its product line with a new addition, the COSMIQ+, introducing a brand new performance feature for technical divers in two new lines. Available in two distinct color families—Noir and Lumin— the COSMIQ+ comes in five new colors. Staying true to its roots as the best price-to-performance dive computer on the market, COSMIQ+ is priced at the same US $299 as its COSMIQ predecessor.
As for tech specs and operability, the COSMIQ+ builds on all the existing features of the COSMIQ with the introduction of Bottom Timer Mode. This feature specifically targets the needs of tech divers for a secondary device and will expand Deepblu’s customer base to include an important niche in the diving community.
Slated for a Black Friday (November 25th, 2016) release in North America, the COSMIQ+ will be available globally in December 2016.
New: Deepblu 2.0-Everything Under the Sea in the Cloud
Deepblu also announced a beta launch of Deepblu 2.0 — a major expansion of the Deepblu online platform. Accessible across mobile and desktop devices, the new and improved Deepblu platform offers the enhanced connectivity of a modern social network and numerous powerful features for social sharing and interaction.
This all-new social network for scuba divers, freedivers, underwater photographers and other ocean lovers features all the functions expected of a leading social network platform. Profile, trending, following, and community pages allow users a breadth of options to discover, share, and interact with like-minded people. It also has an integrated map function, Planet Deepblu, that provides users with an intuitive and seamless user experience as they explore diving and the blue planet.
Deepblu has opened the platform to everyone. For divers without a COSMIQ, the platform is compatible with Subsurface™. This software allows users to upload dive information from their 3rd party dive computers to the Deepblu platform.
Check out the new Deepblu platform at www.deepblu.com
William WinramDeepblu announced that William Winram, a world record-holding freediver, conservationist, and founder of The Watermen Project, has joined their team as a Brand Ambassador.
William Winram Becomes Deepblu Brand Ambassador
At DEMA, Deepblu also announced its cooperation with world record-holding freediver, conservationist, and founder of The Watermen Project William Winram. Winram has joined the Deepblu team as Brand Ambassador.
“Deepblu admires William’s lifelong devotion to diving, ocean conservation and his unrivaled contributions to shark preservation,” says Deepblu co-founder and CEO James Tsuei, “I’m pleased to announce this partnership and to support William’s initiatives with the power of the Deepblu platform.”
Winram discovered competitive freediving as a sport in 2005 and quickly rose through the ranks, winning several medals at the World Championships and setting countless records in nearly all disciplines. A natural born ocean explorer, in 2007 he became the first man to swim the Arch of Dahab’s blue hole, without fins, on one breath of air.
While Winram’s ocean conservation roots were instilled in him by his father — a scuba instructor and search and rescue diver — it was in 2012 upon the founding of the non-profit organization (NPO) The Watermen Project that his most enduring legacy began to take shape. The Watermen Project was created to assist those passionate about the ocean to inspire respect, preserve, conserve, and demonstrate a love for all things in the ocean. It is Winram’s commitment to ocean conservation that saw him named Ocean Ambassador for the Global Marine and Polar Programme of the IUCN.
“We want to connect divers,” concludes Tsuei, “and strongly believe William’s life work will help inspire all of us to induce positive, meaningful change to what binds us all together—the ocean. This is only the beginning, and speaking on behalf of all of us at Deepblu, we’re excited for what’s in store.”
More information regarding William Winram, The Watermen Project and Deepblu can be found at the following links:
