From Harbor Monitoring to Stranding alarm: ArmSoM CM5 Accelerates Global Marine Conservation Science with Open-Source Compute Project Pulse was deployed in December 2025 ahead of the summer stranding season driven by ArmSoM CM5. Photo: Project Jonah Following a successful 13-month deployment in Whangārei Harbour, New Zealand, where it reliably monitored dolphins, orcas, and other marine mammals in real-time, the edge intelligence solution powered by the ArmSoM CM5 System-on-
Real-time marine mammal detection for active management solutions using an inexpensive, open-source compute module. （ Buoy Photo and video credits go to Cetaware ） Company size : 1-10 employees Company Industry: Environmental Sciences & Services Website : www.cetaware.nz List of features and technical specifications Real-time signal processing and inference for classification of cetacean vocalisations. 96kHz sampling rate (up to 384kHz) Hydrophone sensitivity -165
