Mexico Port Authorities Purchase Nine Underwater Drones

[IRVINE, CALIFORNIA, December 14, 2023] – The Mexico Port Authorities have enhanced their port security capabilities by obtaining nine (9) advanced SRV-8 professional underwater drones from Oceanbotics Inc. This strategic move aims to elevate their surveillance and monitoring capacities, ensuring state-of-the-art technology is deployed across all ports under their jurisdiction. During the summer, the Oceanbotics support team conducted an immersive, in-person training program for the Mexico Port Authorities. With these drones in operation, professionals are empowered to conduct real-time hull inspections, enhance threat detection measures, and monitor environmental conditions. As the global landscape transitions towards the widespread adoption of professional underwater drones, this investment positions the Mexico Port Authorities at the forefront of maritime security, setting new industry standards. 

By |2024-10-23T10:58:37-07:00December 18th, 2023|Landing|0 Comments

Canadian Dept. of National Defence Purchases SRV-8

Oceanbotics, the world’s leading manufacturer of easy-to-use professional underwater drones (ROVs), is pleased to announce the purchase of the SRV-8 by the Canadian Department of National Defence. This significant milestone has been achieved through our trusted partner, ROMOR Ocean Solutions, a provider of cutting-edge underwater drone technology. ROMOR Ocean Solutions played a pivotal role in facilitating this partnership by leveraging its expertise to ensure that the Canadian Department of National Defence, which supports the Canadian Armed Forces, receives a product that deploys in 3 minutes and utilizes a fully integrated Xbox controller.  Oceanbotics also participated in a collaborative training session hosted by ROMOR Ocean Solutions at the Centre for Ocean Ventures and Entrepreneurship (COVE) in Nova Scotia. This event provided an exclusive platform to spotlight the distinctive capabilities of our SRV-8 underwater drone (ROV). Showcased features included state-of-the-art imaging sonar, doppler velocity log, seamlessly integrated SubNav OS software, and a cutting-edge USBL [...]

By |2024-10-23T12:54:28-07:00November 20th, 2023|Landing, Uncategorized|0 Comments

Oceanbotics’ SRV-8 Featured on 60 Minutes Australia for Playing a Crucial Role in $80 Million Drug Bust

Oceanbotics recently appeared on 60 Minutes Australia, where their SRV-8 professional underwater drone played a crucial role in taking down a major cocaine smuggling operation valued at $80 million. The episode, titled "What is parasite smuggling and why is it so dangerous," delves into the world of drug trafficking beneath ships and how law enforcement is utilizing Oceanbotics’ underwater drone technology to combat the issue. On August 9, 2023, Australian Border Force officers deployed their SRV-8 underwater drone, also known as an ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle), to identify a suspicious attachment on a ship. They discovered and confiscated approximately 200 kilograms of cocaine, preventing its distribution in Australia. The SRV-8 underwater drone has proven highly effective in inspecting the hulls and confined spaces of commercial vessels. The Australian Border Force is using its SRV-8 underwater drone to address high-risk transnational smuggling and minimize risks to their divers. Oceanbotics continues to advance its [...]

By |2024-10-23T12:52:09-07:00October 25th, 2023|Landing, Media|0 Comments

The SRV-8X Optimus Descends 466m (1,500ft) Deep

Recently, an SRV-8X Optimus ROV descended 466m (1,528ft) deep underwater. This particular ROV has several accessories including Advanced Navigation USBL, Blueprint Oculus Multibeam Sonar, and a 3.5mm fiber optic tether. Operating 265m (870ft) from the vessel, the SRV-8X Optimus ROV was documented at 466m (1,528ft) deep. With a maximum depth range of 500m, this depth was an astounding feat for the ROV, and for the Oceanbotics team.  The SRV-8X Optimus is Oceanbotics’ larger, more powerful underwater ROV. With increased payload capacity, longer battery life, and an increased depth range, the new SRV-8X Optimus will help you complete any mission.

By |2024-10-23T12:52:45-07:00August 16th, 2023|Landing, Product News|0 Comments

Oceanbotics SRV-8 ROV Inspections for the Australian Department of Defense

Remote Imaging solutions (RIS) recently conducted subsea work for Defense Science and Technology Group (DSTG) at HMAS Stirling in Western Australia by utilising ROVs for an in-water hull survey on HMAS Ballarat in order to assess the amount of marine bio fouling on the ship’s hull. HMAS Ballarat (FFH 155) is an Anzac-class frigate of the Royal Australian Navy. The frigate was laid down in 2000 and commissioned into the Royal Australian Navy in mid-2004. Ballarat is a long-range frigate capable of air defence, surface and undersea warfare, surveillance, reconnaissance and interdiction. Ballarat‘s combat capabilities have been significantly improved under the Anti-Ship Missile Defence upgrade program, a world class program that provides an enhanced sensor and weapons systems capability. HMAS Ballarat recently returned to HMAS Stirling on Garden Island from an overseas deployment. Prior to moving to the Australian Maritime Complex (AMC) in Henderson for maintenance, RIS was able to mobilise to Garden Island to conduct the in-water hull survey. The inspection took a day [...]

By |2024-10-23T12:53:46-07:00February 19th, 2021|Landing, Media|Comments Off on Oceanbotics SRV-8 ROV Inspections for the Australian Department of Defense

Northeast Fort Bend County Fire/Rescue Dive Team Utilizes the SRV-8

Oceanbotics is proud to support courageous first responders throughout the United States. Congrats to the Northeast Fire/Rescue dive team on completing their Dive Rescue 1 this week. The team will consist of 12 members, all of which are certified. The Dive team plans to go live and available to respond anywhere in Fort Bend County, starting Monday. Solid work guys! The SRV-8 looks right at home with your team. Stay Safe! Courtesy Northeast Fort Bend County Fire Dept. Facebook Page

By |2024-10-23T12:53:53-07:00January 4th, 2021|Landing, Media|Comments Off on Northeast Fort Bend County Fire/Rescue Dive Team Utilizes the SRV-8
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