Possibilities and experiences with the Blueye underwater ROVs

This article will take an in-depth look at how and why we have chosen to integrate two different grippers with the X3.

Oceanetics and Dustin Varnell from V2 Subsea, recently conducted an underwater inspection of offshore moorings to check to verify the structural integrity of the chain and anchoring system. They used both a diver and an underwater drone combined.

At Blueye, we design, develop, and update our ROVs with customers in mind, and we strive to provide the highest level of customer & technical support. From Blueye Pioneer to Blueye X3, we have updated and added new features listening to their feedback.

Imagine yourself monitoring a 1000 sqm harbor with a USV, with a sudden need to dive down to retrieve and checkout a foreign object. Wouldn't it be great to sit comfortably at a distance, focusing on your operation?

Blueye Robotics have moved their manufacturing of underwater drones to Norway.

This year we hired six summer interns at Blueye. They are from diverse backgrounds, ranging from Maritime and Electrical Engineering, UX-design, Business, and Economics.

Constant improvement is necessary to maintain maximum competitiveness in any market. Blueye Robotics is here to assist and support your goal of faster, safer, and more cost-effective underwater inspections.

Marine biologists worldwide use underwater drones from Blueye for educational purposes and many types of marine research. Last year, one of our clients, Arctic University of Norway (Tromsø), started equipping their students with underwater drones.

The three guest ports of the Blueye X3, combined with our user-upgradable Blunux operating system, open up endless possibilities for integrating external peripherals such as sonars, manipulators, sensors, cameras, or lights.

Marine fouling on ship hulls has been a struggle for ages. Today's shipping industry is constantly figuring out new solutions to prevent biofouling from emerging on ship hulls and Norwegian companies are taking lead in the innovation.

MiniROVs have been finding their place in the maritime industry for over a decade.

Getting eyes below the surface is one thing. However, capturing the relevant information and processing is also a crucial step of the underwater inspection process. In Blueye, we believe in giving the best possible service to our customers.

Water is our most important resource, and requires frequent maintenance and inspection of infrastructure and wiring. Read about how the Blueye drone can contribute to this vital work.

3D photogrammetry is a great way to get more value out of your drone and allows you to document underwater structures in greater detail.

The phrase ‘easy-to-use’ is suffering inflation in the market of underwater drones. It is time to dive deeper and show you the top five reasons why the Blueye drones are rightfully called easy-to-use.

The Blueye Observer App allows multiple people to connect to the drone and view the video stream at the same time. Having more eyes on the ball can help increase the efficiency and quality of an inspection or underwater operation.