Subsea Services News – Page 26
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NewsCost effective omnidirectional mini-ROV
The world’s first omnidirectional underwater Drone/ ROV is now being sold into the commercial marine industry.
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NewsUnderwater drone project is complete
A long-term project to design, manufacture and operate two new underwater drones has been concluded.
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NewsDiving in dark water: A new take on public safety diving
Discovering Safety is an ambitious programme from the UK’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE) which aims to bring about a step change in global health and safety performance.
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NewsCamera feedback aids monopile installation
Underwater WIFI camera and light technology has been aiding in the monopile installation work at offshore substations.
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NewsDedicated underwater robotic vehicle
An electric underwater robotic vehicle is to help support a network of oceanographic and atmospheric sensors that are part of the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) transforming ocean research.
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Diving safety cooperation
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) and the Association of Diving Contractors International (ADCI), the two major trade associations in the commercial diving industry, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on matters of operational safety, training standards, and the mutual recognition of diver qualifications.
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NewsThird Hukkelberg for Techno Dive
Techno Dive AS, a diving company located in Haugesund, Norway, was handed its new diving vessel Katrine from Hukkelberg Boats in July.
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NewsSubmersible GPS receiver now more flexible
Applied Acoustics’ sister company Modulus Technology has introduced further options to extend the flexibility of its 101G MiniPod submersible GPS receiver that transmits positioning data back to a vessel or the shoreline.
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NewsAutonomous feat for Saab Seaeye
Saab Seaeye has achieved a world first by successfully docking an autonomous vehicle to an Equinor open-standard subsea docking station (SDS) to recharge its batteries and download data.
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NewsMacArtney supports observatory project
MacArtney France continues to supply Teledyne Oil & Gas connectivity solutions to the pioneering MEUST-NUMerEnv observatory project, the engineers and technicians of which have won the CNRS Awards’ Cristal Collectif Award.
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NewsPartnerships aids rapid vessel mobilisation
JFD and Malin React have teamed up to provide the submarine rescue market with a rapid vessel mobilisation capability.
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NewsPre-lay plough cuts offshore cost and risk
Osbit has delivered a multifunction pre-lay and backfill subsea plough to Global Marine Group (GMG), enabling it to reduce the cost and risk involved in offshore wind projects.
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NewsSTEM SUBS for Scottish schools
A new STEM initiative challenging school students to build and control an underwater vehicle has been launched in Stirling, Scotland.
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NewsMacArtney Benelux backs deep-sea robot
MacArtney Benelux is supporting young minds to develop innovative underwater technology solutions by advising a team who are developing an autonomous deep-sea robot.
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NewsROVOP European appointment
ROVOP, the global subsea robotics specialist, has announced its expansion into mainland Europe with the appointment of Job Biersteker as Business Development Manager in its new facility located in Rotterdam.
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NewsFalcon helps safeguard rockfish
Scientists at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are undertaking a conservation study into the endangered rockfish species using a Saab Seaeye Falcon underwater robotic vehicle.
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NewsMetal shell subsea connectors
The TrustLink Metal Shell (MS) series of subsea connectors from MacArtney was launched at the recent Ocean Business event.
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NewsROV simulator launched
Forum Subsea Technologies has launched the latest version of its VMAX simulator to integrate with its next generation of electric remotely operated vehicles (eROV).
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NewsShared use of ROV sensors guidelines
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has published ‘Guidelines for the Shared Use of Sensors for ROV and Survey Purposes’ (IMCA S 025 / R 022).
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NewsSonar finds wreckage of footballer’s plane
Wreckage of the aircraft that was carrying Cardiff City footballer Emiliano Sala has been found off Guernsey using sonar equipment deployed by US shipwreck hunter David Mearns.
