Sea Owl ROV Revamped
The Sea Owl concept introduced by Saab in the 1980s, has been completely reengineered with new chassis, advanced technology content and increased work capability. Now named Sea Owl XTi, the new design offers 360° orientation, allowing the ROV to work in any orientation, even upside- down. The result is a vehicle made for hard-to-reach places and hostile environments that combines the characteristics of a highly maneuverable observation vehicle with the versatility of a larger ROV. Key features: a doubling of the payload, extreme maneuverability courtesy of seven thrusters and a new depth rating to 2,000m.
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(As published in the November/December 2013 edition of Marine Technology Reporter - www.seadiscovery.com)
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Content
- Help Build the "Space Station of the Sea" page: 10
- Makai Continues Energy Research in Hawaii page: 12
- Fugro’s Offshore Wind Farm Drill Ready page: 14
- Dr. Jennifer Brower, Prometheus page: 18
- Bourbon: Offshore Seismic Survey Vessel Success page: 22
- The Rise of the Work-class ROV Market page: 30
- Brazil Offshore: Petrobras & Subsea Engineering page: 34
- Offshore Energy: Monitoring Performance page: 42
- Sea Owl ROV Revamped page: 56
- New SediMeter Features Integral Cleaner page: 56
- MacArtney Updates MERMAC ROV Winches page: 56
- Project Launched to Better Detect Ocean Ice Hazards page: 56
- New AQUAlogger Aids Ocean Data Recording page: 57
- Triton Subs in Fort Lauderdale page: 57
- LVDT Linear Position Sensors Survive Operation Underwater page: 57
- Vectron Measures Tide Speeds page: 58
- Kraken Debuts AquaPix MINSAS page: 58
- Updated SeaLite Sphere LED Light page: 58
- OSIL Launches Fracking Water Monitor page: 59
- Stand-Alone Mosaicking Module Introduced page: 59
- OSIL Giant Snow Catchers Used for NERC Research page: 59
- Immersion Suit Drying System Ordered page: 59
