Join us on this fishing adventure in the depths of the Trondheim fjord, looking to film and fish for the deep water species blackbelly rosefish

Every year towards the end of June and beginning of July, spiny dogfish gather in large numbers in the kelp forests on the south west coast of Norway near Stavanger.

During the last week of April the Blueye Pioneer has been used in Svea as part of a research campaign addressing under ice robotic operations and ice algae blooms.

Exploring the clear waters of Gran Canaria with the Blueye Pioneer underwater drone

The Blueye Pioneer support AUV REMUS for an under ice test dive.

With a group of local divers we visited an old barge at Børsa. After exploring the wreck we left the divers and continued further down into the deep. Here we where treated with an amazing encounter with a fascinating creature.

See the first pictures of Blueye Pioneer exploring a shipwreck and explore a small colony of dead man's finger soft corals

The new year started with some weeks of nice winter weather. This provided a good opportunity to spent some quality time outdoors with Blueye PioneerOne to conduct tests on technology we plan to use in Blueye PioneerTwo.

In January, the Blueye PioneerOne was in Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard, (78°55 N) to be used in the university course "Underwater Robotics and Polar Night Biology".

As the days gets shorter and colder, the nutrient rich waters of Norway clear up and diving conditions are at its best.

The story of an amazing wildlife spectacle taking place in the fjords of arctic Norway.

Blueye was invited on a three-day voyage with Norwegian University of Science and Technology research vessel "Gunnerus" to Mausund as part of a course offering advanced training to high school science teachers.

We had a fantastic day at Nesodden helping WWF Norway film marine litter for Saturday night news on national TV / NRK.