All-in-One Compact Navigation Sensor

The rapid growth of the small subsea vehicle market has led to an explosion of sensor technology designed to enable these vehicles to perform longer and more complex missions. Doppler Velocity Logs (DVLs) combined with inertial sensors remain the standard in vehicle navigation systems, but equipping these small vehicles with a multi-sensor navigation system often remains cost- and space-prohibitive.

Enhancing Trust Underwater

Founded in 2010, the France-based ocean tech developer RTsys has a proven track record of advancing the field of underwater acoustics with its unique approach to technological innovations and ongoing investments in R&D. 

Innovation Beneath the Surface

Teledyne Marine’s suite of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) is transforming how we explore, monitor, and understand the ocean. From long-endurance gliders to modular survey platforms, the Slocum Sentinel glider, Slocum G3S glider, Gavia AUV, and Gavia Osprey are engineered to meet the evolving demands of defense, commercial, academic, and ocean science sectors. These platforms deliver reliable, high-resolution data across a wide range of mission profiles—from persistent surveillance to rapid response operations.

Innovations in Subsea Buoyancy

Designed with subsea customers in mind, Base Materials’ wide range of subsea buoyancy materials provides maximum uplift for a given volume, with some of the lowest-density materials available for applications from shallow water down to full ocean depth.

From Whiteboard to Water

DBV Technology is a small veteran-owned business founded in 2008 to develop custom ocean instrumentation for military, academic, and commercial applications. 

Redefining Subsea Pipeline Inspections

Inspecting underwater pipelines and tunnels presents persistent challenges: limited visibility, confined space, and the need for precise data collection in harsh environments.

Underwater Acoustics & Bionic Engineering

Founded in 2000, EvoLogics, a Berlin-based subsea technology company with a US sales office in Yorktown, Virginia, is regarded for integrating engineering excellence with bionic principles. 

Decision Making for Undersea Operations

For over forty years, Metron has been at the forefront of technological innovations that deliver a strategic advantage for US defense and commercial applications.

Electrifying Subsea Operations

Across the energy sector, technology providers have been employing electrification to enhance performance and reduce the environmental footprint of operations. In a range of applications, electrification has proven to be practical and effective in increasing reliability and efficiency. Based on this track record, Oceaneering is developing a new electric work class ROV, reimagining the industry benchmark for heavy work class ROVs. 

Sharpening Underwater Inspection

Voyis is redefining the landscape of underwater optical inspection with its Discovery Stereo Vision System, now enhanced with Voyis VSLAM Powered by EIVA NaviSuite and the newly released Deep Vision Optics. This integrated solution gives ROV operators real-time visibility into data quality and coverage, enabling more efficient operations and reducing the risk of costly rework.

Adapting to a New Era

The offshore energy sector is undergoing rapid transformation. A global push for cleaner energy, growing demand for energy security, and a need to operate more safely and efficiently in complex environments are reshaping how subsea operations are carried out. As offshore wind expands into deeper waters and oil and gas infrastructure requires life extension with minimal environmental impact, operators are rethinking how they approach subsea intervention.

Charting a Safe Course: The Future of Submarine Regulation

Over the last two years, the world of human-occupied submersibles—commonly called submarines—has experienced unmatched turbulence and captured global attention. The impact on this industry, with a half-century legacy of safety, has included high-profile investigations, spurred public outcry, and introduced a wave of uncertainty that continues to ripple through the sector.

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