Solutions & Applications

Utilize our Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) and high-resolution sonar for deep-sea oceanographic and marine biology studies.

• Autonomous data collection in extreme environments
• Multi-sensor payload integration
• Real-time data transmission and analysis
• Extended mission capabilities

Achieve centimeter-accurate seafloor mapping, deeply buried objects detection and detailed imaging with our Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) and multi-beam systems.

• Synthetic aperture sonar for precise imaging
• 3D seafloor mapping and bathymetry
• Archaeological site documentation
• Infrastructure inspection

Uses active and passive acoustic technologies to map underwater habitats, track marine life, detect hazards, and assess water quality. By transmitting sound waves and analyzing echoes (active) or listening for noises (passive), these systems provide high-resolution data on seabed, water column, and subsea structures.

• Acoustic marine life detection
• Water quality parameter monitoring
• Pollution plume tracking
• Biodiversity assessment

Acoustic sensors are fundamental to modern offshore operations, providing non-invasive means for structural monitoring, environmental protection, and asset management in harsh maritime environments. Acoustic sensors can also detect early-stage damage in critical infrastructure that traditional inspections might miss.

• Pipeline and cable inspection
• Subsea equipment maintenance
• Installation support
• Damage assessment

Active Acoustic sensors serve as a cornerstone of modern fisheries science, providing non-invasive, quantitative, and rapid methods for both monitoring individual fish and estimating large-scale population biomass

• Fish species identification
• Stock abundance estimation
• Behavioral monitoring
• Sustainable fishing support

Underwater acoustic sensors are the primary tools for subsea defense and security, as water quickly absorbs the radio and optical signals typically used on land. These systems detect, track, and classify threats like submarines, uncrewed vehicles (UUVs), and divers. Core Sensor Technologies include: Hydrophone, Passive Sonar, Active Sona, Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) and Acoustic Vector Sensor

• Underwater threat detection
• Perimeter security monitoring
• Mine detection and clearance
• Classified research support