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We strive for innovation and invest our vast experience into developing, manufacturing and supporting products that deliver excellent performance and solve the most chal- lenging tasks. The company was founded in 2000 in Ber- lin, Germany, by a group of leading international scientists and maritime engineering experts. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions for maritime and offshore industries, as well as smart robotic systems design and bi- onic research.

The EvoLogics S2C (Sweep-Spread Carrier) spread spec- trum technology was developed after eight years of extensive studies into the physics of dolphin communication. It mim-

EvoLogics GmbH

Berlin, Germany – https://evologics.de ics the sound energy patterns of dolphins to deliver acous- tic signals even in adverse underwater conditions. Based on

EvoLogics GmbH develops underwater information and S2C technology, the EvoLogics underwater communication communication systems based on bionic concepts, combin- and positioning systems provide a fast and reliable full- ing cutting edge engineering with the best ideas found in duplex digital communication link and accurate positioning nature. Advanced product features include enabling tech- data. Moreover, EvoLogics S2C devices implement an ad- nologies for deepwater exploration and production. Evo- vanced communication protocol and support multiple data

Logics’ range of products offers highly reliable, ? exible and management options along with addressing and networking. cost-effective solutions for multiple underwater communi- S2C devices of the scienti? c edition line offer a developer cation, positioning, navigation and monitoring applications. platform for network protocol design.

Forssea Robotics

Paris, France – www.forssea-robotics.fr

Forssea Robotics is a subsea robotics and vision company launched in May 2016 to develop innovative technology to reduce subsea operating costs in the offshore niche markets.

After three years of R&D, FORSSEA started the quali? ca- tion of its technologies in 2019 and formed a commercial partnership with Subsea Technology and Rentals.

Forssea innovations include:

ATOLL: Smart lifting autonomous docking ROV, designed to deploy and recover light assets on the seabed (such as LBL transponders). The ROV can perform a supervised autono- mous dive, approach and docking based on embedded control algorithms. ATOLL can mechanically engage a subsea struc- ture for recovery back to surface.

ARGOS: Smart light intervention class smart ROV designed for autonomous or supervised inspections with a key focus on renewable markets and USV integration for unmanned op- erations and remote piloting from an onshore control center.

The standard vehicle platform includes the latest advances in ROV technology that the industry has come to demand and expect from modern ROV design. ARGOS is compact in design and the vehicle is powerful enough to perform IRM operations with use of the optional electric ? ve function ma- nipulator arm and various tooling and survey skid interfaces. www.marinetechnologynews.com

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