Subsea Services News – Page 27
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NewsUnderwater drone with 4K Ultra HD camera
A new underwater camera drone believed to be the world’s first five-drive MINI underwater craft features a 4K Ultra HD camera and has potential for commercial use.
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NewsSonar added to ASV for offshore surveying
Coda Octopus has successfully integrated its Echoscope4G Surface real-time 3D sonar on AVIC IET’s Autonomous Surface Vehicle (ASV) to enable easier offshore surveying.
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NewsUnique Group partners with POSH Subsea
Unique Group has entered into a contract with Singapore-based POSH Subsea to offer integrated diving solutions.
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NewsSpecialist explosive sinks ship to make reef
The capability of an explosive cutting tool has been dramatically demonstrated during the sinking of a Portuguese naval warship to create an artificial reef.
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NewsNew diving offering for utilities sector
The SMS Group has partnered with Kent-based M&E experts Mechanica Utilities to provide tailored diving services to the utilities sector.
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NewsAcoustic release system
EdgeTech, a specialist in high resolution sonar imaging systems, acoustic release systems and underwater technology, recently delivered an innovative solution for deep water acoustic release mooring recovery.
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NewsHugin for Swire Seabed AS
Swire Seabed AS of Bergen, Norway has ordered a Hugin AUV System, from Kongsberg Maritime, configured for commercial survey applications.
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NewsNew eROV offers operators cost savings
Subsea sector operators could see significant cost efficiency and savings with a new electric remotely operated vehicle (ROV) offering outstanding connectivity and expansion capabilities.
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News3D virtual tour enables shipwreck exploration
MSDS Marine has created a virtual trail of the wreck of a Dutch East Indiaman (VOC) ship lost 279 years ago today 10th January 1740, on the Goodwin Sands, off Kent in the UK.
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NewsMarine robotics' future lies in undemanding arms
Tethered ROVs have been fitted with grabs for some while, but there''s a rising demand for kitting out remotely controlled and autonomous underwater vessels with manipulators.
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NewsROV operator expands global fleet
ROVOP, an independent provider of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), has purchased the entire fleet of 28 ROV systems from M2 Subsea.
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NewsSubmarine rescue system completes sea trials
A third-generation submarine rescue system has successfully completed sea trials on board a newbuild deep sea search and rescue vehicle destined for the Indian Navy.
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NewsMacArtney expertise for oceanographic vessel
MacArtney has supplied a second TRIAXUS ROTV system to the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) owned RV Investigator oceanographic research vessel.
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NewsUnique offshore daughtercraft partnership
South Africa’s Veecraft Marine and the Unique Group have announced a strategic agreement for the continued manufacture of the next-generation HYDRACraft 1400 Diving Daughtercraft.
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NewsSaab Seaeye Falcon to assist Drafinsub
Italian underwater works company Drafinsub will use the Saab Seaeye Falcon electric robotic vehicle to help it carry out work including pipeline construction, cable laying, offshore platform maintenance and mine clearance.
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Power cable repair launch
Irish Sea Contractors, from Co. Wexford, Ireland has announced the launch of a new, patented, in-house developed subsea power cable repair solution and in-house subsea jointer training programme.
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NewsLight diving craft design
Norway’s Hukkelberg Boats and Denmark’s Safe Air Diving have joined forces to create an advanced Nitrox light diving craft.
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NewsMini ROVs join i-Tech inspection fleet
i-Tech Services, a Subsea 7 company, has strengthened its underwater inspection and maintenance capability with the provision of new mini ROVs for performing subsea operations in challenging environments.
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NewsRinging the changes on cable installation
A new kind of real-time, 3D imaging is helping power cable installation overcome the constraints posed by the difficult conditions typical around wind farms.
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NewsHuman-powered subs: more than just a race
What is it about racing human-powered submarines? Teams are willing to travel from Europe, the US and Canada to pedal a wet, open torpedo-shaped shell round a pool against the clock, but winning isn’t everything: many seem happy just to be there.
