Subsea Services

Global subsea equipment specialist, Ashtead Technology has selected acoustic and inertial navigation technology from Sonardyne International Ltd. to add to its rental fleet.

A Saab Seaeye Falcon underwater robotic vehicle is helping find lost aquatic animal tracking stations in oceans around the world.

“A ROV is a strictly tethered vehicle, so there’s a range issue,” said Dan Vandeweile of Aquabotix. It can’t slip the leash and move too far away from the surface vessel but…

Aquabotix will integrate the Water Linked Underwater GPS system with its Endura remotely operated vehicle (ROV) as part of a partnership between the companies.

A new electric remotely operated vehicle (EROV) has been launched at Oceanology International to perform subsea maintenance and repair work with its optional electric or hydraulic five-function manipulator arm.

Subsea engineering analysis consultancy AgileTek has won the Small Company of the Year Award at this year’s Subsea UK awards both for its overall company performance in the sector plus its plans…

The Carbon Trust has announced the winners of its latest innovation competition to find novel methods to inspect offshore wind substructures. The competition, launched as part of the Carbon Trust’s Offshore Wind…

A Darlington, UK-based subsea specialist is developing a docking system to enable autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) to remain at offshore wind farm sites without a support vessel. The company claims that the…

A wide range of remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) can be found in the market but a Spanish company claims it is plugging a gap in the market, somewhere between the existing…

Marine and ocean information and communications technology (ICT), satellite and data solutions will be the focus of Oceanology International (Oi) 2018.

UK-based Ocean Scientific International Ltd (OSIL) has announced the release of an innovative new sediment corer designed to be mounted to the skids of ROVs or AUVs.

According to Ted Curley, Chief Development Officer at Aquabotix, when utilized separately, autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) possess distinct capabilities for users across multiple industries

The development of a lightweight, pressure tolerant battery promises to quite literally ‘open up’ very deep-water AUV designs, Guillaume de Forton of Oxis Energy told MJ.

A new live remote-control technology allows users to operate underwater vehicles and cameras remotely from anywhere in the world as long as they have a browser enabled device.

What has eight propellers, is as much at home in the air as underwater - and could change the face of all kinds of port and ocean operations?

Spanish firm Jalvasub Engineering is working with a number of partners on providing hydrogen and fuel cell power systems for a range of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs).

A wireless personal area network for divers has been expanded to include diver to diver communication raising the bar in underwater wireless control systems.

Garmin’s Descent Mk1 allows divers to plan dives on the watch itself and use GPS waypoints to automatically mark dive entry and exit points to upload a dive log. The Descent Mk1…