Since its founding in 2005, SeaVision has committed to delivering mini-ROV and
inspection-class ROV services. A remotely-operated vehicle (ROV) can offer a safe,
cost-effective means for gaining access to underwater environments or structures that
might otherwise be too dangerous for divers. More importantly, ROVs provide a
valuable platform for collecting high-quality video while carrying instruments and tools
to collect information or perform tasks that might otherwise be difficult for divers.
SeaVision utilizes a
VideoRay Pro4
mini-ROV to perform
much of our work.
However, we frequently
work with a select group
of inshore ROV
specialists to provide
larger ROV services
when necessary.
The Pro4 is a small but capable ROV that can venture to depths of 1000 feet,
penetrate a tunnel up to 1750 feet, and carry imaging sonars, scanning sonars, or
high-definition video cameras as well as a small manipulator and other custom tools.
Profiling sonar imagery from the inside of a water tunnel.
A lone, solitary sturgeon on the bottom in 977-feet of water, Gulf of Mexico
In the Projects section, you
will find some examples of
work we have done with
ROVs. Our projects have
taken us throughout North
America and the Caribbean,
and we are prepared to travel
worldwide to support your
projects. Whether you need
someone to provide the ROV
services, or you require very
specific survey and
positioning for your ROV
project, please do not
hesitate to contact us.
ROV
Services
News and Upcoming Events
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46 William Sisson Road
Little Compton, Rhode Island, USA 02837
1-203-605-8959
46 William Sisson Road
Little Compton, Rhode Island, USA 02837
1-203-605-8959
ADCPs in Action 2011
October 2 - 5, 2011
SeaVision's Jeff Snyder will be presenting at the Teledyne-RD Instruments ADCPs in Action Conference in San Diego, CA where he will be discussing the use of a Doppler Velocity Log (DVL) for navigation of mini-ROVs.
October 2 - 5, 2011
SeaVision's Jeff Snyder will be presenting at the Teledyne-RD Instruments ADCPs in Action Conference in San Diego, CA where he will be discussing the use of a Doppler Velocity Log (DVL) for navigation of mini-ROVs.
VideoRay VIPS 2011
October 24 - 26, 2011
SeaVision's Jeff Snyder will discuss remote survey techniques for scientific research and for hull security inspections at the VideoRay International Partner Symposium VIPS 2011
in Key Largo, FL.
October 24 - 26, 2011
SeaVision's Jeff Snyder will discuss remote survey techniques for scientific research and for hull security inspections at the VideoRay International Partner Symposium VIPS 2011
in Key Largo, FL.