Lubell Labs Inc.

Lubell Labs Inc. Lubell Labs Inc is the inventor and leading manufacturer of patented high performance underwater speakers and underwater acoustic transducers since 1969.

Manufacturer of underwater speakers utilized for worldwide artistic swimming, competitive swimming, swimmer & diver recall, hotel pool sound and egress, underwater communication for NASA Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory, invasive species control, and more! Lubell Labs has a dealer network of over 500 dealers and resellers, and provides product to government, military, scientific, collegiate, educational, and theme park clients. Product has been used at all Olympic Games featuring synchronized swimming, NASA and Russian Space agencies, UNC Aquarius, US Navy NUWC, Cirque Du Soleil, Treasure Island, Wynn Las Vegas, Bellagio, Marriott Tenaya, Hard Rock Cafe, Weeki Wachee Springs, SeaWorld, Disney, Fox, Universal, Montery Bay Aquarium, Woods Hole. Lubell underwater speakers are used extensively in the production of movies having underwater action scenes, to direct divers and actors. Some movies include James Bond Skyfall (https://youtu.be/Q9K9RXR6qHE), Benji, Flipper, Free Willy, Seaquest DSV, The Abyss, Titanic, Waterworld, Harry Potter, and many more. Lubell Labs underwater speakers are also used to simulcast the live radio broadcast from WWUS 104.1 at the Florida Keys Underwater Music Festival at Looe Key. The famous French composer and underwater music pioneer Michel Redolfi utilizes Lubell underwater speakers for his fabulous underwater concert experience, beginning with Sonic Waters held in San Diego in 1980. Lubell portable sound systems such as the CAWSS-Stageman and CAWSS-Apex are a favorite of high school and collegiate synchronized swimming and competitive swimming coaches. The included wireless mic allows coach to instruct swimmers. And the coaches music or cadence beats can be played in the air and water via Bluetooth or digital media. Truly a powerful tool that makes swimming fun and productive! Lubell underwater speakers are also used in locks to repel invasive species of fish from entering lakes. Read more at: https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/usgs-and-partners-install-underwater-acoustic-deterrent-system-lock-19-mississippi.

08/26/2026

Ever wonder how synchronized swimmers keep time underwater? Hint: we hear the music loud and clear through Lubell underwater speakers!

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03/07/2026

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Sweden decoded whale language using AI — translating songs that span thousands of miles 🐋
Swedish marine biologists using advanced AI algorithms have partially decoded humpback whale communication, discovering that whale songs contain complex grammatical structures, cultural dialects, and information about ocean conditions transmitted across entire ocean basins. The research reveals whales possess one of the most sophisticated non-human communication systems on Earth.
The AI breakthrough: Machine learning analyzed 8,000 hours of whale recordings from underwater microphones spanning three oceans. The system identified recurring patterns, syntax rules, and contextual variations similar to human language. Whales use "phonemes" combined into "words" that form "sentences" with identifiable meaning.
Discoveries include: Warning calls about predators (transmitted 1,000+ km), mating advertisements containing individual "names," navigational information about food sources, and cultural songs passed down through generations with regional variations. Different whale populations have distinct "accents" similar to human dialects.
Most fascinating: Whales remember and modify songs from year to year, suggesting cultural evolution and possibly history-keeping. Some song elements remain unchanged for decades, like oral traditions.
Sweden's Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative) aims for real-time whale communication by 2027.
Source: University of Stockholm Marine Biology, Science Advances 2025

Artistic Swimming at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, viewed from below the surface. Our utmost respect to this remarkable sport...
06/08/2024

Artistic Swimming at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, viewed from below the surface. Our utmost respect to this remarkable sport, demanding 40+ hours of training per week, unwavering dedication, and exceptional exertion! We are privileged that Lubell underwater speakers contribute significantly to this astounding sport.

You thought artistic swimming was impressive for the product above the water? Pull back the curtain and get an inside look at what goes on beneath the surfac...

Using sound from underwater speakers to enhance coral growth! 🪸
03/16/2024

Using sound from underwater speakers to enhance coral growth! 🪸

Researchers have discovered a new method that could encourage the restoration of degraded coral reef populations, which have been declining around the world due to record-high marine temperatures. The sounds of a healthy reef could be used to encourage coral larvae to recolonize damaged or degraded....

We are excited and grateful to continue our partnership with USA Artistic Swimming in 2024! 🎉
12/27/2023

We are excited and grateful to continue our partnership with USA Artistic Swimming in 2024! 🎉

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