Oceanit

Oceanit is a multidisciplinary innovation lab and engineering firm based in Hawaii. The site says the company turns science into products. It calls this approach Mind to Market. The company has an office in Honolulu and another in Houston, Texas.

The site lists four main focus areas: aerospace and defense, energy, life sciences and sustainable engineering. In aerospace and defense, the site says Oceanit creates, scales and deploys technology for the warfighter. It says the Honolulu office sits next to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, which lets the firm work with that command and the armed services.

In energy, the site says Oceanit helps operators improve the safety and efficiency of existing systems. It also works on artificial intelligence, the reuse of waste and new energy sources. In life sciences, the company works on diagnostics, treatments and medical devices. The site says it combines artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, biosensors and smart materials.

Sustainable engineering covers environmental, ocean, coastal and civil engineering. The site says the company's Hawaii headquarters gives it a view of the Pacific region.

The site gives some history. It says the company began in the middle of the Pacific with $100. It recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. Co-founder and chief executive Patrick K. Sullivan wrote a book called Intellectual Anarchy: The Art of Disruptive Innovation, published in 2020. The site says the company uses this idea of cross-discipline thinking across its teams.

The news section includes recent items. In 2026, the company received an engineering excellence award from ACEC Hawaii for a road project in Maui. The site also reports on a broadband project for the remote Kahikinui area on Maui. In May 2026, the company showed its AeroPel product at a Boeing 737 fleet meeting.

The company has an internship program for students. The site mentions work with UH Manoa and UCI engineering students. The site has a newsletter and a news and events section. Contact details include phone numbers for Honolulu, (808) 531-3017, and Houston, (713) 589-9665.