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ROVS ture, port security monitoring and various marine research operations. Likewise, the Voyis Discovery Stereo Camera is a widely applicable piece of technology offering high level clarity and precision in visual captures of underwater envi- ronments and immediate creation of real-time 3D models.

The integration of both opens up unparalleled capacities in aquaculture management and hydroelectric applications, of- fering an ef? cient, cost-effective and reliable house for the stunning visual capturing capabilities of the Voyis Camera.

Applications that look to be signi? cantly improved in the ease and accuracy of data collection and monitoring include routine net inspections, equipment recovery, and surveying and sampling of the seabed.

Some companies have recognized the strong potential for autonomy optimization in the recent advancements in AI technology, and this includes underwater robotics company

QYSea Technology and their newly modular, AI-powered advanced imaging and observational marine robot, the

FIFISH E-GO. The E-GO offers a range of advanced ca- pabilities not often seen in the subsea tech market. With a detachable motor, lighting, camera, and battery, module re- placements can easily and quickly restore operability. This feature also allows for extensive expansion and customiza- tion of components. The E-GO has integrated AI into al-

Image courtesy Seamor most all operational aspects of their vehicle. With AI Vision

Lock, it has high-level adaptive stabilization and can lock onto target objects with ease. Its plankton ? ltering algo- rithm is also AI bolstered, automatically optimizing visuals, monitoring tasks across aquaculture, search and rescue, hull check-ups and more, and even its laser scaling and measure- ment systems use AI automation for increased accuracy and the ability to identify damage in underwater structures. The

FIFISH E-Go is QYSea’s most powerful professional-class underwater robot and is now available across all QYSea platforms.

Latest innovation from Copenhagen Subsea is the en- hanced Gorilla ROV, now equipped with an advanced 3D camera system. By integrating a 3D camera from Danish

UVision, we have unlocked a new level of subsea explo- ration and inspection capabilities. With this cutting-edge technology, the Gorilla ROV now has the ability to capture highly accurate and detailed 3D scans of underwater envi- ronments. The 3D camera, mounted on the Gorilla, enables the creation of precise 3D models, providing invaluable in- sights for various applications. The 3D camera delivers ex- ceptional image quality and resolution. Its advanced scan- ning capabilities allow for rapid data acquisition and precise

The FIFISH E-Go seen from measurements, ensuring accuracy in subsea mapping and inspection tasks. With the Gorilla ROV and its integrated an angle, lying as it would 3D camera, subsea operators can now visualize underwa- ter structures, assess damages, and plan interventions with be traveling horizontally greater precision than ever before. through the water column.

Seatools completed Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) for a Fall Pipe ROV developed for DEME, to be deployed on

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