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SUBSEA EUROPE SERVICES GMBH integration and autonomous https://www.subsea-europe.com/

Subsea Europe Services (SES) is a technology sales and data acquisition, and the

C-RECON 24, providing rental specialist based in Hamburg and Rostock, Germa- ny. SES is focused on delivering autonomous platforms, extended endurance for de- hydroacoustics and positioning systems to commercial manding offshore operations. and scienti? c clients across Europe, and through its sister Built around a modular, in- tegration-led philosophy, C- company, FLANQ, to defense organizations globally.

SES’ offerings include hydroacoustics and positioning, RECON enables survey and inspection payloads to be autonomous platforms, engineering and integration, and con? gured around the mission, reducing mobilization complexity, personnel exposure and the cost of acquiring technical support.

At the center of SES' offerings is the R3Vox Voxometer, high-quality marine data.

SES operates from Rostock and Hamburg. At its Ros- using MA3 Multi-Aspect technology to capture each tock base within the Ocean Technology Campus, SES survey cell from multiple angles in a single pass, deliver- ing richer hydrospatial data with reduced acquisition and bene? ts from direct access to the Digital Ocean Lab’s large-scale sea test area, advanced R&D resources, and processing complexity.

Launched in September 2025, the C-RECON family collaboration with Fraunhofer, University of Rostock, is SES’ new in-house developed range of electric USVs, and IOW.

SES maintains dedicated integration and testing facili- designed to simplify marine data acquisition across in- shore, coastal and offshore applications. The range ties, including workshop and laboratory space for subsea comprises the C-RECON 8 for simple deployment and sensor, vehicle, and system con? guration, and access to the Digital Ocean Lab.

ef? cient marine operations, the C-RECON 13 ES, de- culture, and defense.

SUBSEA TECH

SUBSEA TECH and its European partners are complet- https://www.subsea-tech.com/

SUBSEA TECH designs, ing the six-year SeaClear project, which is aimed at devel- manufactures, and operates oping an automated solution for detecting, classifying, col- lecting and disposing of marine litter from the surface and underwater and surface ro- botic systems for inspection, seabed. The system uses an USV supporting an ROV, a motorized grab, and a tethered drone, with a second USV surveillance, and interven- for waste transfer. Successful trials took place in 2025 and tion in aquatic environments.

The product line spans 2026 in Hamburg, Marseille, Venice, and Dubrovnik, with

Micro-ROVs (Observer, a ? nal demonstration this autumn in Tarragona. Addition-

Guardian), observation and ally, SUBSEA TECH launched a compact multibeam ba- inspection ROVs (Mini thymetry solution based on its 2.7 m long AirCAT in? at-

TORTUGA and TORTUGA, standard or XP4 versions), able USV. Designed for inland and coastal operations up to sea state 3, it can be transported by air as checked baggage.

remotely operated catamarans and unmanned surface ve-

Alongside standard equipment for designing and man- hicles (Catarob, AirCAT, CAT-Surveyor, SeaCAT), and ufacturing ROVs, USVs, and underwater cameras, SUB- underwater video systems (UVSIP, TUVSIP).

Beyond equipment, SUBSEA TECH's operators use SEA TECH’s facilities include a hyperbaric chamber, the company's in-house designed ROVs and USVs to freshwater and seawater tanks, and lifting capabilities up to two tons. SUBSEA TECH also operates a ? eet of deliver visual and instrumented inspection services (so- nar, bathymetry, photogrammetry, UT and CP probes, USVs and ROVs. They also integrate USBL, DVL and

INS/GNSS for advanced auto navigation.

video inspection) on critical infrastructure such as engi-

Facilities are located in the Bay of Marseille with direct neering structures, port and naval facilities, and under- water industrial installations. Its markets include coastal sea access. SUBSEA TECH is accredited as a "research organization" by the French Ministry of Higher Educa- civil engineering, port security, water network monitor- tion and Research.

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