Possibilities and experiences with the Blueye underwater ROVs

In June 2023, one of the Blueye partners, Stein Maritime Consulting, was awarded Lloyd’s Register certification for a fully accepted intermediate classification in-water survey without any diver using Blueye Pro ROV.

Introducing The Blueye High Capacity Battery, perfect for extended dives and underwater inspections. With double the runtime, the battery allows you to carry out longer continuous operations without interruption.

Explore what a mini ROV is and how a professional, tethered mini ROV like the Blueye X3 enables lightweight, cost-efficient underwater inspections.

Two new historic aircraft wrecks have been discovered in Trondheimsfjorden. The wreck of the legendary BV-222 Wiking seaplane has been discovered at 318 m depth and a new HE-115 has been discovered at 253 m depth.

In this article, we'll share an exciting story of how Blueye's partner, Hydrone underwater inspection, collaborated with NGO Aegean Rebreath to find ghost nets at Santorini's seabed.

The Aqua TROLL 500 from In-Situ is compatible with the Blueye X3 ROV and provides the ultimate solution for versatile environmental monitoring needs, offering flexibility, reliability, and ruggedness.

The Blueye ROVs are one of a kind, with some significant design choices behind them. This article explores how we think about hardware, software, and our values of securing user-friendliness at every step.

ROVs are crucial for gaining a comprehensive understanding of how underwater construction projects impact their surroundings, making them invaluable tools for companies seeking a competitive edge in this evolving industry.

We are a team of 6 interns who will be working together on implementing the Aqua Troll environmental sensor to our Blueye X3 ROV.

Sensors we take for granted on the ground, such as GPS, does not work the same way underwater. We need to rely on hydroacoustics to navigate and track objects underwater, such as ROVs.

Technological advancement has played a crucial role in improving safety, efficiency, and productivity in the commercial diving industry. One such innovation making waves in the industry is the use of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs).

A few days ago, Aarhus Protein, a company based in Denmark, suffered a major setback when one of their silos collapsed in the harbor. Coincidentally, during the same time, Trond Larsen, our Sales Engineer, was in the area conducting a demonstration.

Blueye Robotics has been awarded the contract to supply the Norwegian Coast Guard with underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV)systems.

Offering a high-quality product is more than making a robust and durable ROV. It's all in the details, from who we buy our parts from, how we think through our design, how we control the assembly process, and how we support our clients.

In recent years, the use of ROVs has grown significantly, and they are now utilized extensively in underwater environments. This article is about 3 Blueye customers who are class society approved.

While it's not mandatory to undergo a training program to operate the Blueye ROVs, we believe it's crucial for our customers to acquire comprehensive knowledge and practical tips from our experienced ROV pilots

An article about the new charger, featuring USB C

In this article, we will explore how the use of small ROVs can lead to benefits ranging from increased fuel efficiency & biosecurity to Class Society compliance & harbor security.

A new addition to the Blueye product range. learn all about the Rugged Controller Bundle.