Underwater Remote Operated Vehicles, or ROVs as they’re typically known, generally operate by tether. This is due to the poor propagation of radio waves underwater. [Simon] wanted to build such ...

It’s finally happened!” one researcher exclaimed during the team’s livestream on December 3rd, with another adding, “A ...

HullWiper has signed a lease agreement with Unidive Subsea to bring its eco-friendly Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) hull ...

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FTAI Aviation, part of Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors, has sold two of its remaining offshore energy ...

The service, starting from January 2025, aligns with Singapore's Maritime Decarbonisation Blueprint and 2050 net-zero goal.

ROVs are nimbler to deploy and have gotten larger and more capable over the years, being able to dive anywhere from 300 meters down to 7,000 meters (almost 23,000 feet). They have been joined by ...

Once developed, the ROVs will be used for underwater inspection, and exploration of marine wrecks, pipelines, etc.