INDEL-Partner Ltd. (GNOM ROV)
Moscow firm (founded 2001) making the GNOM series of compact, battery-integrated micro-ROVs for underwater inspection; 500+ units sold in 15+ countries.
INDEL-Partner Ltd., founded in 2001 and based in Moscow, Russia (36 Nakhimovsky Prospect, 117997), develops and manufactures underwater video cameras and compact remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) under the GNOM brand. The GNOM series are among the lightest portable inspection-class ROVs available: the complete system weighs 15-25 kg, packs into two carry-on cases, and uses a thin 2-3 mm cable rated to 100-150 m depth. All models integrate a battery and video monitor/recorder into the system, eliminating the need for a separate topside power unit.
Product variants include GNOM Baby (entry-level), GNOM Pro (professional use including aquaculture cage inspection), and Super GNOM (extended-depth model). The company claims 3-5 times lower power consumption compared to competitive micro-ROVs. More than 500 units have been sold to customers in Russia, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, the USA, India, and other countries.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
GNOM Pro ROV
Professional micro-ROV for underwater inspection and aquaculture cage monitoring.
Contact INDEL-Partner Ltd. (GNOM ROV)
WEBSITE
https://gnomrov.comPHONE
+7 499 129 20 45HEADQUARTERS
Russian Federation
Company Facts
Founded
2001
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Europe
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