Subsea Services

A new one-atmosphere test dive tank that can be utilised for multiple subsea applications is under construction.

Global Drone Inspection (GDI), a new subsidiary company of robotic inspection specialists RIMS BV, has introduced the use of Remotely Operated Vehicles for underwater inspections.

Damen Shipyards Group has completed construction and outfitting of a diving bell ship that has subsequently undertaken successful river trials.

According to Neil Gordon, chief executive, Subsea UK, the Government’s 10 point energy plan must have the supply chain at its heart.

EvoLogics has announced the new USBL buoy, a fully integrated solution based on the company’s S2C USBL devices.

Craig English, Operations Director of Subsea Services at Briggs Marine, outlines the benefits and limitations of using Remote Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and explains why divers can still be a reliable and cost-efficient…

Innovative startups in the subsea industry could benefit from a manufacturing grant of up to GB£2,500.

According to ROVOP, live video streaming of inspection and repair offshore reduces personnel numbers on-board amidst COVID restrictions.

A UK engineering company has developed a torquey and reliable 25kW thruster for electric ROVs in record time.

The UK’s National Subsea Research Institute (NSRI) has developed a tool which it says provides a clear indication of the potential commercial viability of early stage technology in the subsea industry.

Forum Energy Technologies has developed and demonstrated the ability to remotely operate Workclass and Observation Class (Perry and Sub-Atlantic) ROV systems between an offshore vessel and a remote location.

Teledyne Marine has announced that its Slocum G2 Glider, manufactured by Teledyne Webb Research, has just completed an over 4-year journey that circumnavigated the Atlantic Ocean in four legs, a first for…

A new surface submersible craft designed to enable the discreet delivery and recovery of divers is capable of travelling at speed on the surface of water before diving rapidly to operate submerged.

As underwater vehicles are moving into an increasingly all-electric future, a seven-function all-electric work-class manipulator has been developed.

With COVID-19 hugely impacting the marine and offshore industries, businesses are making important strategic decisions aimed at keeping their businesses healthy in a dramatically changing market.

Compressor diving equipment has become more accessible at a UK manufacturing and supply company.

An ROV and hydrographic survey company has been awarded a long-term contract for subsea work on a UK offshore wind project.

UK underwater vehicle manufacturer Saab Seaeye has received an order from the Defence Material Organisation (DMO), within the Ministry of Defence of the Netherlands for deliveries of its Sea Wasp underwater vehicle…

A major player in the Subsea Internet of Things (SIOT) devices, is embarking on a transformation programme to manage its rapid business expansion.

A compact platform Remotely Operated Vehicle has impressed judges with its suitability and robustness for operating in the challenging area of the educational sector.