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Saipem to Supply the Hydrone-W Underwater ROV to ISPRA's New Oceanographic Vessel
Saipem has secured a contract with T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa to provide the Hydrone-W remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV). This advanced technology will be utilized on ISPRA's new oceanographic vessel, Arcadia. The collaboration aims to enhance marine research capabilities and environmental monitoring efforts. The deployment of the Hydrone-W ROV is expected to significantly contribute to the operational efficiency of the Arcadia, facilitating a range of underwater exploration and data collection tasks.
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Saipem’s underwater drone Hydrone-R performs autonomous mission in the Arctic coral area in Norway
Saipem's innovative underwater intervention drone, Hydrone-R, has successfully completed an autonomous survey mission in the Arctic coral region of Njord, Norway. This groundbreaking operation, which took place recently, marked a significant advancement in underwater robotics as the drone operated independently, without the need for cables or surface support. The mission aims to enhance the understanding and protection of marine ecosystems, highlighting the potential of advanced technology in environmental conservation efforts.
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Liquid Robotics and Hydronet Sign MOU to Advance Undersea Mesh Networking for Maritime and Underwater Autonomous Vehicles
Liquid Robotics, a subsidiary of Boeing, has partnered with Massachusetts-based deep tech start-up Hydronet to enhance and commercialize underwater mesh networking technologies. This collaboration aims to improve connectivity for maritime and underwater autonomous vehicles. The two companies have formalized their commitment through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), signaling a strategic move to leverage their respective expertise in advancing this innovative technology. The partnership is expected to facilitate more efficient communication and data sharing among autonomous systems operating in underwater environments, ultimately enhancing operational capabilities in various maritime applications.
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