O'DIVE is the first connected sensor to optimize decompression.
O'DIVE is the result of 10 years of research and 4 research theses as well as several patents. More than 1,000,000 dives have been studied, with the support of leading scientists and French doctors specializing in hyperbaric research.
The O'DIVE intelligent dive decompression sensor will allow the diver after each dive to measure the level of vascular microbubbles in his body (Doppler technology).
Connected to O'Dive servers, they will analyze personal measurements and dive data and give the diver a "quality index" of its decompression.
The O-Dive has been specially designed for Tek divers using Trimix, Heliox and CCR. It works well for AIR and NITROX dives also. Thus, the diver will be able to become aware of his safety and adapt his dive computer to the proposed recommendations, or even modify his diving technique by using Nitrox, thus improving its decompression.
The ODIVE sensor simply revolutionizes the safety of scuba diving. Indeed, most computers use almost all the same models of decompression, but which one advises you to increase your bearings according to your physiological state, tiredness etc ....? No.
ODIVE is the tool of tomorrow for the safety of all diving.
MULTI-USER
By choosing the O'DIVE solution, you can create 2 individual users as standard. Each diver can perform as many measurements as he or she wishes.
AIR / NITROX /TRIMIX / Heliox/ CCR DIVING
Designed for sport or recreational diving, O'DIVE is suitable for diving with AIR, Nitrox, Trimix, Heliox and for dives with CCR rebreathers
CONFIDENTIAL
Each user uses their own confidential account. The management of the data by Azoth Systems scrupulously respects the rules related to the confidentiality of the personal data.
SELF-USE
The O'DIVE sensor is easy to use and is fully autonomous and quick to use after leaving the water.
ODIVE TECHNICAL can now manage AIR, NITROX, CCR, Trimix 125m deep and Heliox 125m
The O'Dive sensor allows you to connect to the ODYSSEY ODIVE dive computer via the app.
The decompression improvement proposed by the O'Dive algorithm is sent directly to the computer via the app. This allows divers to benefit directly from optimized decompression.