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    AquaEye handheld sonar device credited with finding missing swimmer on OBX

    rokurBy rokurAugust 2, 2020Updated:August 2, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    The world’s first handheld sonar device for identifying bodies underwater was recently used in Kitty Hawk to find a missing swimmer.

    “Normal rescue methods are inline searches, multiple people, multiple resources. This does all the looking for you, ” said Phillip Lloyd, a representative with the company that developed AquaEye.

    The technology is point-and-shoot, and uses artificial technology. It costs around $4,700.

    “It is like a flashlight underwater, and it uses sonar,” Lloyd said. “It can scan 85,000 square feet in just 4 minutes.”

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