What’s Your Shore Score?

Identified: Eurasian Milfoil - Garbage and Debris

We evaluate home, commercial, and public waterfronts. After collecting video and sonar data with an autonomous surface vessel, we determine a waterfront areas:

  • Condition of waterfront structures: docks, pilings, boat lifts

  • Beach quality: beach erosion, lakebed anomalies, watater quality

  • Invasive Species: Prevalence of plant life & invasive species like Eurasian Milfoil

  • Nearby Issues and Points of Interest: sewage runoff proximity, sediment loading, underwater city work, permits of concern.

We collect waterfront data, without divers

We build a report, similar to a home inspection, specifically for your waterfront

Garrett Raemhild knows all things diving and aquatic invasive plan remediation. A Divemaster who built and sold Seascapes, an aquatic invasive species remediation and survey company in Seattle.

Coupled with a degree in Chemical Oceanography from the University of Washington and his expertise on the water leads our engineering efforts for the robotics challenges we face in surveying nearshore in lakes.

We’re just getting started - building Shore Score in Seattle

When buying, selling, planning work, or just looking to enjoy a waterfront home, there are no easy solutions to understanding what’s on a waterfront.

With our backgrounds in diving, invasive species remediation, and Machine Learning - we built an Autonomous Surface Vessel that can collect data on any waterfront without divers.

Garner Lanier has built data pipelines and implemented a wide range of Machine Learning solutions automate processes and classifications. Understanding Garrett’s continual usage of divers to survey for Milfoil in Washington State, he recognized the opportunity to automate the identification of invasive lakeweeds and other qualities of home waterfronts.

Garner leads Shore and its opportunity utilising AI and ML solutions to improve waterfront understand