Our Technology

ADCPs measure waves, currents and turbulence for scientific research, wind farm assessments, port operations and coastal engineering, as well as providing information on suspended sediment and biology in the water. DVLs aid the navigation of underwater vehicles (ROVs and AUVs) by measuring movement over the seabed, and when combined with INS sensors, can provide a complete navigation system.

In water with low visibility, imaging sonar offers vision below the surface. Tritech designs, produces and manufactures imaging sonars for shallow and deep water applications to aid obstacle avoidance, navigation and inspection. These sonars are often used on WROVs and ROVS and are used in multiple sectors including energy, defense and ocean construction.

Side scan sonar surveys can easily reveal the ocean’s hidden seabed, unexploded ordinance, and identify lost shipwrecks. Whether for academic research, military searches or exploring the seafloor, side scan sonars are a vital tool in imaging the subsea world.

For many years, ROVs have been used to complete complicated tasks underwater, reducing the risk to human life and making operations more efficient. At General Oceans, the FUSION hybrid ROV offers a fresh approach to underwater vehicles that exemplifies design, capability and intuitiveness. We understand that operators are always looking for force multipliers and our ROV meets this requirement with advanced sensor integration.

Underwater intervention using manipulators, primarily electric arms, rotators and grabbers, is essential for complex missions subsea and Reach Robotics has specialised in the design, development and manufacturing of this technology for over 10 years. By equipping an ROV with electric manipulator arms, dangerous underwater missions can be completed without the need for divers making working in water less hazardous to human life.

Passive acoustic noise monitoring is used in offshore projects including offshore wind, ocean research and maritime operations across the globe. Applications include ambient noise monitoring and characterisation, construction monitoring and marine mammal research.