The instruments that read the sea, the machines that turn what it gives into power, and the intelligence layer over both. Three things, one company.
Buoys, coastal stations and water-quality units built to survive the Aegean in winter, reporting from the places models only estimate.
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Coastal station, installed on the Ikaria coastline.
Flood alerting that reaches citizens through Civil Protection, not a phone call.
Daedalus, a gyroscopic wave converter designed around what the instruments actually recorded, not around a brochure sea state.
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Gyroscopic converter prototype. Patent granted by the Hellenic Industrial Property Organisation.
Interface preview — the converter is tuned to the swell band the island actually gets.
Epignosis reads both sides at once — the machine and the water around it — and turns motion into something an engineer can act on.
Epignosis →Interface preview. Drawn as live HTML, not a screenshot.

The same loop, on a hull instead of a converter.
The myth is usually told as a warning about ambition. We read it as a warning about data. One of them measured the conditions he was flying into. The other assumed them — and the sea is where assumptions get found out.
Everything we build follows from that: measure first, then build to what you measured, then keep watching. Four projects, each with a plain note on where it stands.
Every figure below is something that has already happened, in a named place, with a named partner. Nothing here is a projection.
MetaSense connects to 112, so a flood warning reaches citizens through Civil Protection cell broadcast and SMS — rather than waiting for someone to call for help.
A focused pilot on the points that matter most to you — your locations, your data, your criteria — sized so a decision can be made at the end of it.
One. Alongside the Silver Award for Green Start-up at the Green Brand Awards 2023, and a patent granted by the Hellenic Industrial Property Organisation.
Each one marked with where it actually stands. The instruments read the sea, the converter works with it, and the intelligence layer makes sense of both.
A gyroscopic wave energy converter. The float drives a free gyroscope through a lever, so it follows the wave in any direction instead of only rising and falling. Patented through the Hellenic Industrial Property Organisation, and designed against swell data we recorded ourselves rather than against a generic sea state.
The technology was recognised with the Silver Award for Green Start-up at the Green Brand Awards 2023, presented with our strategic partner Urban Camel.
Sense, understand, predict, optimise. Continuous measurement of real dynamic behaviour on the asset itself, analysis that turns motion into meaning an engineer can act on, models built on accumulated history, and operating strategies evaluated against what actually happened.
Two forms: one for the wave energy converter, one for the vessel.
Water-level sensors, coastal stations and a local prediction model on one platform. Its flood alerting is running live at Karkinagri on Ikaria, with the municipality, watching watercourses that only matter for a few hours a year — and those are exactly the hours nobody is standing there.
It connects to the European emergency number 112, so warnings reach people through Civil Protection cell broadcast and SMS. Coastal stations at Agios Kirikos report continuously from a stretch of water that models otherwise have to guess at.
A small unmanned catamaran, powered by the solar canopy on its own roof, trailing a net that gathers what floats on the surface.
A first version, tested in the harbour at Agios Kirikos to find out what a vessel this size can do on a working harbour before deciding what the second one should be.
Granted by the Hellenic Industrial Property Organisation (ΟΒΙ).
Silver, Green Start-up — Green Brand Awards 2023, with Urban Camel.
MetaSense flood alerting running live with the Municipality of Ikaria at Karkinagri.
Only Greek exhibitor at Ocean Energy Europe 2023.
Member of the Hellenic-Dutch Association (HEDA).
We run 90-day pilots on the points that matter most to you. We also support researchers — if you are working on something adjacent, say so.