Possibilities and experiences with the Blueye underwater ROVs

Learn how we located and inspected the sabotage on the Nord Stream pipelines using underwater ROVs equipped with sonars and other sensors.

By invitation of the Swedish newspaper Expressen, Blueye Robotics joined a mission Monday, October 17th, to capture the first public footage of the damaged pipeline Nord Stream 1.

At the Arctic and Marine Biology department of UiT, Emily Venebles, an Engineer with a passion for the underwater world, and her students use Blueye ROVs for their fieldwork to observe the local ecology.

ROVs have been in the market for quite some time now but the technology is fairly new and still unknown to a lot of the crowd

Bridges, dams, hydropower plants, quays, and other similar infrastructure are affected by the sea and weather. They need supervision and follow-up to ensure that the necessary maintenance is carried out.

Learn how the County Governor and the Institute of Marine Research are monitoring and supervising the ocean space using underwater ROVs.

A DVL allows the new control modes station keeping and auto-altitude. Station keeping allows you to stay put automatically in strong currents. The sensor will also give you a position track and geotag your images.

An article about Bunux, the Blueye Operating System running on the Blueye underwater vehicles

Remotely operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) have seen tremendous growth in the blue economy in recent years.

On the Blueye X3 we took our connector design one step further and created what we have called the Blueye Smart Connector.

Integrating a sonar on an ROV will allow the operator to extend their vision beyond what the underwater drone camera sees, thus making navigation and operations easier and more efficient.

Can you carry out Class inspections with an ROV? Yes - and here is how two Blueye users have become certified by Class to perform in-water surveys.

We are introducing the integration of Cygnus Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge to the Blueye X3.

Learn how underwater ROV cameras work, what causes video latency, and why low-latency live video matters for safe and responsive ROV operations.

At Blueye, we see an increasing interest in remote inspections, with a need to safely and efficiently share live underwater footage with remote experts and stakeholders. Today you can already include drone footage in your Microsoft Teams meetings.