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DEEP Manufacturing is using advanced Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing to produce large-scale metal components for subsea habitats, including the pressure vessel modules supporting Vanguard.

A former NASA scientist explains why underwater habitats are one of the best real-world training environments for space missions—and how that experience now supports DEEP’s subsea exploration work.

The continental shelf is a vital underwater region supporting marine ecosystems, global industries, and critical infrastructure. Exploring it is key to advancing science and protecting ocean health.

DEEP’s Vanguard subsea habitat is completing final testing and DNV classification ahead of deployment, paving the way for extended human missions living and working underwater.

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DEEP has unveiled Vanguard, a subsea human habitat designed for extended underwater missions, advancing ocean research and marking the first of its kind built in the U.S. in decades.

Saturation diving allows divers to live under pressure for extended periods, enabling safer and more productive work at depth—a principle central to DEEP’s mission to support long-term underwater living.

DEEP has announced a major U.S. expansion, investing $100 million in new facilities in Florida and Houston to support Project Vanguard and advance subsea habitat development

Vanguard is DEEP’s pilot subsea human habitat, designed to support four-person crews on extended underwater missions and serve as the foundation for future subsea living systems.

DEEP is building a world-class saturation diving training facility in the UK, designed to support advanced commercial diving and future subsea habitat missions.

The ocean sustains life on Earth by regulating climate, producing oxygen, supporting food systems, and enabling global trade — yet much of it remains unexplored.