About Us:

        Hydro Technologies was founded in 2002 to further develop and commercialize several enabling technologies and concepts for underwater and ocean surface applications. Since then, Hydro Technologies has been extremely active in developing strong IP in areas such as through-hull communications, high bandwidth underwater communications, low frequency acoustic sensing, and data visualization.

        The Hydro Technologies team specializes in developing novel solutions to wireless communications challenges. Our flagship technology, the Hull Penetrator Replacement System (HPRS), allows for the wireless transfer of data and power through pipes and other barriers that prevent traditional wireless communications technologies from working. As a research focused group, our strong backgrounds in physics, computer based simulation, testing, data acquisition, and rapid prototyping allow us to quickly meet the needs of our partners. Our customers span the spectrum from corporate and military, to film, television, and scientific research.

       Corey Jaskolski, President of Hydro Technologies, graduated from MIT with a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. While at MIT he also worked at unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) developer Bluefin Robotics, where he led the early development of the first pressure tolerant Lithium Polymer battery packs. In 2001, Jaskolski spent several weeks aboard the Russian science vessel, the Academic Keldysh, in support of James Cameron's documentary filming of the Titanic. During this expedition, Jaskolski got the opportunity to descend 12,500 feet to the wreck of the Titanic to support robotic operations. Jaskolski is featured in the film "Ghosts of the Abyss", a Walt Disney picture that covers this expedition.

       More recently, Corey served as Director of Technology for a group at the National Geographic Society involved in developing marine imaging systems, deploying live web cams in challenging environments such as on the Belizean barrier reef, and capturing gigapixel spherical panoramic images of some of the world's cultural icons. Currently, Corey spends his time leading the development of Hydro Technologies' Hull Penetrator Replacement System (HPRS), a magnetically coupled through metal power and data transmission system. In his free time Corey enjoys hiking Colorado's mountains with his wife Ann and trying to see the world in a different light through his photography.