Impact Subsea's ISFMD system is set to enhance Outland Technology’s ROV-3000, providing advanced flooded member detection for safer, more reliable subsea inspections in the Gulf of Mexico
The ACES electric flying boat, with a maximum speed of 30 knots, is built from carbon fiber and uses a set of retractable underwater wings with an advanced avionics and sensing system to lift the main vessel body above the water
Airmar Technology introduces the ART15 Airducer, a cost-effective ultrasonic air transducer delivering long-range level measurement for solids and liquids, ideal for industrial applications
Two Fetch AZA Bottom Pressure Recorders, developed by Sonardyne, will measure the strength of global ocean currents and provide crucial data to inform climate predictions
Shadow Seal is an adaptable and lightweight Tactical Diving Vehicle (TDV) able to transport a pilot, navigator and two passengers in surface, semi-submerged and submerged mode with a range of 80nm
The companies will each be able to sell an integrated underwater robotic system, as well as their individual products, and provide replacement parts, repair services and support
Sonardyne will partner with the University of Plymouth and Plymouth Marine Laboratory to install, operate and manage an underwater acoustic communications and navigation network that will link to the existing surface assets
The Blueye X3 remotely operated vehicle (ROV) gives the Norwegian Coast Guard's diving team more eyes below the surface in addition to carrying sensors for improved navigation and data collection
UNEXMIN Georobotics has released a short film covering a mission to explore the Hranice Abyss, the deepest known freshwater cave on earth, and the setting of a new world record
New from Exail, the Rovins 9 DVL’s tight integration of raw sensor data from both INS and DVL provides operators with highly accurate position, velocity, and attitude information, even in challenging subsea environments
The Leopard is able to locate and survey a distressed submarine using its array of sonar systems and cameras, and in urgent rescue situations, can work tirelessly 24 hours a day, for days on end in challenging conditions
This milestone marks the first such deployment of the prototype instrument, as part of a collaboration between researchers at Memorial University, the DFO and ASL.