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VideoRay LLCVideoRay LLCVideoRay LLC

Pottstown, PA www.videoray.com

President & CEO: Scott Bentley

VideoRay introduced its ? rst ROV in 2000 and has since be- come a leader of inspection-class ROVs. VideoRay underwa- ter robots help prevent terrorism, ? nd and retrieve objects, in- spect infrastructure both inland and offshore, and keep divers safe from hazardous conditions. As VideoRay innovates with new designs and capabilities, its ROVs assist in increasingly challenging situations and environments, and owners have learned to trust them to perform in more demanding missions.

The hallmarks of VideoRay systems are ruggedness, reliabil- ity, portability, ease of use, and integration with a wide range of sensors and tools available for inspection-class vehicles.

Mission Specialist Series (MSS), VideoRay’s latest technol- ogy, is based on modular components providing unrivaled ? exibility. The latest MSS con? guration, the Defender, is op- timized for precise control, heavier payloads, lifting, and spe- cialized operations,. VideoRay Mission Specialist technology, as used in MSS Defender vehicles, delivers several innovative capabilities - extreme power ef? ciency, minimal weight, a sta- ble but extremely agile vehicle platform, a small operational footprint, multiple recon? gurable sensor and payload options, and in? nite endurance afforded by ef? cient topside power de- livery. VideoRay MSS ROV modules include cameras with a wide range of resolutions, LED lighting, powerful thrusters capable of up to one horsepower operation, power systems as well as an on-board battery option, different manipulators, positioning and navigation systems, radiation sensors, water quality, metal thickness, imaging and multibeam sonars, and a purpose-built frame.

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