The Swiss Army Knife of Underwater Inspection: AN Autonomous Robot Transforming Ocean Survey

The SeaRaptor 6000 AUV can dive to 6,000 m and supports a unique sensor suite for geophysical and hydrographic survey. (Image credit: Argeo)

By Argeo

A sophisticated package of electromagnetic sensors developed by Norwegian company Argeo is radically improving the monitoring of power cables, pipelines, and wind turbine foundations, the scanning for buried UXO, and the mapping of deep-sea minerals. Furthermore, by fitting the sensors into an autonomous underwater vehicle capable of doing, for example, cable inspection at 6 km/h, Argeo is setting new efficiency standards in the ocean inspection arena.

Click here to read the full article in ON&T May 2022.

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