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Founded in 2008, DWTEK is a sub- sea connector manufacturer and ROV solution provider. They offer integrat- ed services covering ROV, connectors, components, vessel chartering, and offshore wind farm (OWF) operations.

Last year, DWTEK successfully com- pleted a water dam inspection project using the ROV I90 Plus in collaboration with SKAVA, an underwater inspection

DAVID CLARK COMPANY INC.

company based in South America. The www.davidclarkcompany.com operation utilized the ROV to replace

David Clark Company designs, en- traditional diving methods, overcoming gineers, and manufactures communi- challenges of limited visibility and con- cations systems that function in harsh

Credit: Darrell Martin ? ned structures near critical infrastruc- and demanding conditions, including ture. Equipped with high-de? nition

DEEP OCEAN ENGINEERING its 9100 series, which is used across www.deepocean.com cameras, the ROV I90 Plus provided myriad maritime applications.

Customers come from industries Deep Ocean Engineering special- real time video transmission for precise such as marine, aviation, airport izes in the design and development of structural examination, marking an en- remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), try into the South American market.

ground support, ? re/rescue, and mili- tary, as well as suit engineering and autonomous underwater vehicles DWTEK operates a facility that in- manufacturing for high-altitude ? ight (AUVs), and other advanced marine tegrates an R&D center, a machining systems. Its technologies support workshop, and a testing laboratory. Lo- and aerospace. a wide range of applications, from cated in Taiwan, the facility supports

David Clark has recently been select- ed to provide their Series 9100 Digital oceanographic research and environ- the entire lifecycle of subsea technol- mental monitoring to offshore energy, ogy, from conceptual design and raw

Intercom Systems with wireless inter- face to the Royal National Lifeboat infrastructure inspection, defense, material formulation to volume pro-

Institution, the largest volunteer-run and underwater exploration. duction. Our infrastructure complies

By integrating robotics, electron- with ISO standards to ensure a con- maritime rescue and lifeboat charity of its kind in the world. Installations ics, sensors, control systems, and trolled environment for high reliability are planned across a wide selection of sophisticated underwater engineer- assembly and quality control.

ing, Deep Ocean Engineering helps The facility is equipped with special- their ? eet of over 450 lifeboats.

organizations collect valuable data ized machinery to guarantee subsea and perform tasks without putting reliability, including: human operators directly in hazard- • Hyperbaric Testing Chambers: ous environments. Simulates deep sea pressure to validate

The company’s work re? ects the sealing and structural integrity.

growing importance of underwater • Precision CNC Machining Centers: robotics as industries and researchers For high tolerance manufacturing of seek greater access to the ocean. From marine grade metal components.

inspecting submerged structures to • Testing Pool: Dedicated basin for gathering scienti? c information from ROV ballast tuning, maneuvering dif? cult-to-reach locations, its sys- calibration, and continuous product tems are designed to deliver reliabil- life testing.

ity and precision where conventional • Electrical Testing Instruments: For methods can fall short. high voltage insulation validation.

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