Connie Marras

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Connie Marras is an emerging researcher working at the forefront of subsea technology and underwater autonomous systems, with a focus on enabling intelligent, connected infrastructure beneath the ocean's surface. Her work addresses critical challenges in the rapidly evolving offshore and underwater domains, where technological complexity and operational demands are growing at an unprecedented pace. Marras's most recognized contribution, "Enabling Underwater Internet of Things" (2024), tackles the pressing need to ensure the integrity and productivity of subsea critical energy infrastructure, positioning underwater IoT as a transformative framework for the offshore sector. Complementing this, her 2025 paper, "The Final Method to Sort Out Underwater Drones Classification Problem," advances the systematic understanding of Underwater Intervention and Inspection Drones (UIDs), providing much-needed clarity to a field experiencing rapid technological proliferation. This work spans applications from oceanographic research and environmental monitoring to underwater construction and security patrolling. Though early in her citation trajectory — with 3 and 2 citations respectively — Marras is contributing to foundational conversations shaping the future of autonomous subsea robotics and underwater connectivity. Researchers entering the fields of marine technology, offshore energy, and underwater autonomous systems will find her work a valuable and timely reference point.