Purpose-Driven People
Empowering Innovation on Arm

Technology gives us a powerful lens to explore the unknown and expand our understanding of our oceans. As part of a storytelling campaign created for Arm by National Geographic CreativeWorks, National Geographic Explorer and inventor Ved Chirayath uses cutting-edge Arm processors to invent devices that allow him to see through moving water and capture critical data from the sea floor. With AI as a huge force multiplier, Ved processes vast amounts of data, uncovering insights into how these ecosystems sustain the natural world.

The NASA FluidCam invention, created by Ved, is designed to capture high-resolution images of the sea floor, generating unprecedented data about our oceans. As principal investigator on other NASA projects, including MiDAR and NeMO-Net, Ved is further advancing ocean exploration and conservation efforts. Powered by Arm’s energy-efficient technology, these AI-driven innovations push the boundaries of what’s possible, advancing our understanding and protection of Earth’s most uncharted ecosystems.

Frederique Olivier, a wildlife cinematographer, uses technology for both logistics – safety, communication, and navigation – and cinematography, to reach remote locations across the world and capture wildlife footage. Her purpose is to portray parts of the world that most people don’t get to experience and bring new perspectives beyond what can be seen by the human eye.