Resurrecting a Deep-Sea Explorer from 1986 as a 3D Printable Model
Bringing the Dawn of Remotely Operated Subsurface Exploration, True-to-Scale Mechanical Details, and a Custom-Convertible Architecture Straight to Your Workshop Bench.
Few tools in the history of oceanography command the same level of reverence as Jason Jr. (JJ). Operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) during the historic 1986 expedition, this tiny, tethered remotely operated vehicle served as the eyes of humanity inside the RMS Titanic wreckage. While the manned submersible DSV Alvin sat safely outside, it was Jason Jr. that bravely braved the dark, collapsing corridors of the Grand Staircase, capturing the haunting, iconic close-up footage that stunned the world.
