Subsea & Survey News & Articles

At booths E400 & 401, SubC Imaging will showcase its new Rayfin Single Channel Inspection system for efficient and organized inspections and surveys, as well as conducting live demos

Teledyne Marine’s VDM upgrade for SeaBat T-Series sonars delivers impressive accuracy and improves data quality in environments challenged by multipath interference from structures

Neil Brown Ocean Sensors, Inc.’s new integrated CTD Sensor aims to redefine underwater data collection, addressing an increasing industry demand for smaller, more capable UUVs

RS Aqua is showcasing its range of products, including marine propulsion systems and automated mapping technology, at Oceanology International from 12th-14th March this year

Voyis’ 300m depth rated version of the Discovery Stereo camera simplifies integration into small ROVs for shallow water applications, ensuring ROV piloting dynamics are not affected

This HYDROMOLE E-CFE system can deliver 400kW of power to the seabed, independent of water depth, and can be monitored and optimised in real-time, ensuring reliability

With the goal to monitor strategic underwater areas, ARKEOCEAN has set out to create the first-of-its-kind micro-AUV system to patrol in up to 300 meters depth in discreet swarms

OSIL’s Midi Vibrocorer is a lightweight coring system that is supported by a traditional deployment frame, making deployments easier in unstable conditions at sea

Knight Optical has worked alongside leading names on progressions, alterations, and milestones in the world of subsea R&D, counterbalancing customs with progressive strategies

The Hawaiian Islands Fiber Link will be a carrier-neutral, open-access system with landing sites on multiple islands that will improve Hawaiʻi inter-island and regional connectivity

The latest addition to Teledyne Marine’s HydroPACT group introduces the next generation of pipe tracking specifically designed for smaller classes of ROVs, prioritizing size and payload weight

Depro and VideoRay are deepening their partnership to integrate advanced subsea tools and portable ROVs, boosting efficiency and capabilities for global offshore operations

Researchers synthesized bathymetric data from 31 multibeam sonar mapping surveys to classify, delineate, and quantify features of a 6.4 million acre area of cold-water coral mounds

The company will carry out seabed preparation, transport, installation, and protection of 350km of HVDC export cables & platform interlink cable connecting the wind farm to the UK electricity grid

The fuel-efficient vessel Geo Ranger is equipped with smart on-board technology, comprising various sensors and a plug-and-play system for project-specific customer equipment

The WellSentinel Clam provides early alerts and continuous monitoring to fortify operational resilience, allowing swift responses to potential issues with the subsea technology

This solution will precisely map both waterbed and land, which is mandatory for monitoring, modeling, and mitigating coastal erosion, flood hazards and understanding biodiversity habitats

The company’s ROV gathered over 30 hours of seafloor footage, with particular focus on whether sessile organisms that were noted 12 months previously were still present

CSIRO’s research vessel’s 60-day, 9,260km voyage will involve deploying sensors and robots to search for climate clues between the deep ocean and the atmosphere 2km above sea level