Subsea Services

The study by energy business analysts Douglas Woodward concludes that 2,200 divers will be required for offshore wind farm development in Europe over the next six years. Photo by Peter Barker. SUBSEA SERVICES

Diver shortage concern for offshore wind

The new flight display feature for the Saab Seaeye Falcon ROV keeps the pilot informed as to compass and depth, vehicle pitch and roll, camera tilt angle, umbilical turns counter, and time and date. SUBSEA SERVICES

Pilots stay on course at Seawork

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UUVS 2010 – by David Goodfellow

CDL’s MobIUS mobile inertial underwater positioning system for shallow and deep water operations. SUBSEA SERVICES

Further Ashtead investment – by David Goodfellow

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New OSIL profiler – by David Goodfellow

Kongsberg is experiencing a great deal of interest in the new OE14-502 HD TV camera, OE10-102 Pan & Tilt unit, and latest 1171 scanning sonars as a result of its presence at Seawork. SUBSEA SERVICES

Kongsberg’s cameras a picture of success at Seawork

The Roving Bat is ideally suited to survey the hulls of ships, underwater structures and hydraulic dams for any signs of damage. SUBSEA SERVICES

Free flying ROV sends the market batty

Kongsberg Maritime will be supplying over 20 of its new low light OE13-124/5 BIT navigation cameras and six ultra high resolution imaging sonars to Fugro. SUBSEA SERVICES

Kongsberg secure camera order for Fugro

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