Site Survey and Inspection

From the comfort and safety of our multi-person subs cross-functional survey and inspection teams can collaborate in real time as they directly observe and verify site-specific issues.

Conduct continuous and extensive site surveys to inspect underwater infrastructure, wrecks or sensitive environmental habitats without resurfacing -- from the comfort and safety of a 5‑person submersible. The ability to have direct “eyes on site” ensures immediate verification and confirmation of site-specific issues or problems.

Crewed submersibles provide an excellent vehicle to conduct multiple surveys and analysis of critical infrastructure, perform multi-directional site surveys, map local area geography, or carry-out sensitive reconnaissance work.

Potential applications for submersible inspection:

Hydrographic survey, sea floor area mapping and data collection
Site surveys and inspection of oil and gas fields
Pipeline and underwater cable surveying
Bridge and pontoon inspection
Hull and ship inspection, including hull-side survey and propulsion systems
Water, sewer, and drainage outfall inspection
Aquatic sea life monitoring, documentation and assessment
Potential polluting wreck inspection
Search and confirmation of lost or missing aircraft, ships, and high-value assets

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Our Subs Are Used For:

Site Survey and Inspection

Conduct continuous and extensive site surveys to inspect underwater infrastructure, wrecks or sensitive environmental habitats without resurfacing.

Research and Data Collection

Collect research data in real-time with first-hand views, onboard collaboration and the flexibility to modify your mission profile while still on site.

Film and Media Production

The ultimate stage to film the treasures of the deep in a highly adaptive vessel designed to illuminate the depths, capture vibrant images and document natural habitat.

Deep Sea Testing

A unique underwater testing platform to conduct a wide array of experiments to test equipment or expedite sensitive research in deep ocean environments.