Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Ship Survey, Inspection/Ship Hull Cleaning
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Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Ship Survey, Inspection/Ship Hull Cleaning
Seascape Technology provides advanced underwater hull inspection and cleaning by combining the precision of ROVs with the expertise of certified divers. This dual approach ensures safe, flexible, and thorough operations, even for large vessels with deep drafts more than 24metres.
Our ROVs, fitted with rotary brush systems, HD cameras, and sonar, deliver efficient cleaning and detailed inspections, while divers manage complex areas requiring direct intervention. Together, they remove marine fouling, barnacles, algae, and biofilm from hulls, propellers, rudders, and sea chests. The process restores smooth hydrodynamic surfaces, improving fuel efficiency, vessel speed, and coating lifespan while lowering emissions.
Real-time video feeds and detailed reports give shipowners and class surveyors verified documentation of each operation. With the ability to clean and inspect deep-draft vessels at anchorage or port, Seascape Technology delivers a cost-effective, environmentally responsible solution that minimizes downtime and keeps fleets performing at peak efficiency worldwide.
Key Features and Capabilities:
Remote Operation:
ROVs are controlled remotely, allowing operators to navigate and manipulate the vehicle from a distance.
Submersible:
ROVs are designed to operate underwater and can be deployed at various depths.
Versatile Applications:
ROVs are used for a wide range of purposes, including ocean research, underwater inspections, commercial work, and military applications.
Enhanced Accessibility:
ROVs can access deeper waters and more challenging environments than divers, expanding the scope of underwater exploration and work.
Data Acquisition:
ROVs are equipped with cameras, sensors, and other instruments to gather data and conduct research.
Manipulator Arms:
Some ROVs have manipulator arms that allow them to perform tasks like collecting samples, repairing equipment, and engaging with underwater objects.
Safety:
ROVs reduce the risk of human divers being exposed to dangerous underwater environments.
Efficiency:
ROVs can operate for extended periods and cover large areas, increasing the efficiency of underwater exploration and work.
Cost-Effectiveness:
In some cases, ROVs can be more cost-effective than deploying divers, particularly for tasks at great depths or in hazardous conditions.
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