Mark Fleming's dog Paloma checks out the VideoRay Pro 4 ROV during Doppler Velocity Log (DVL) evaluations in San Diego, California. (PHOTO CREDIT: Mark Fleming)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV sits in front of the 13th Scientific Lander recovered for Oregon State University, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, and OOI by Submerged Recovery & Inspection Services Ltd. The value of all recovered landers is in excess of $1,000,000 USD. (PHOTO CREDIT: Craig Thorngren)
Dennis Lancaster of Lancaster Technical Resources lowers the ROV into the intake piping for a water intake inspection at one of America's largest power supply companies. (PHOTO CREDIT: Craig Thorngren)
An open campus event at Okinawa Institute of Science & Technology that introduced the VideoRay Pro 4 ROV to students, children, and other visitors (PHOTO CREDIT: Koichi Toda)
An open campus event at Okinawa Institute of Science & Technology that introduced the VideoRay Pro 4 ROV to students, children, and other visitors (PHOTO CREDIT: Koichi Toda)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV was used to explore the shaft of borehole 10X to look for possible treasure buried over 200 years ago located on Oak Island in Nova Scotia, Canada as part of the History Channel series The Curse of Oak Island. Here you can see the Pro 4 being checked over after being recovered from 10X. (PHOTO CREDIT: Jake McNaughton)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV was used to explore the shaft of borehole 10X to look for possible treasure buried over 200 years ago located on Oak Island in Nova Scotia, Canada as part of the History Channel series The Curse of Oak Island. Pictured here are Jake and Rick Lagina discussing the dive with the Pro 4 control box in the foreground (PHOTO CREDIT: Jake McNaughton)
Pictured here is a training course for Monmouth University Marine Environmental Biology and Policy majors taking a Marine Field Methods Course. The purpose of this course is to give hands on learning experience in a controlled environment practicing a variety of operation skills necessary to successfully use an ROV. (PHOTO CREDIT: James Nickels)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV was used to inspect this LNG asset's hull, propeller and rudder and an inspection made on the ship's anchor chain. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marcus Gonçalves)
This photo of a VideoRay Pro 4 ROV was taken during a pilot training course held by MG SUB for commercial divers from Netuno Divers (PHOTO CREDIT: Marcus Gonçalves)
This photo of a VideoRay Pro 4 ROV was taken during a pilot training course held by MG SUB for commercial divers from Netuno Divers (PHOTO CREDIT: Marcus Gonçalves)
On July 30th, 2015, Williams County Dive Rescue was asked by the Williams County Sheriff's Office to help locate a cash register that had been thrown off of a bridge into the Little Muddy River, north of Williston, ND. No cash register was found but we did come across this very inquisitive turtle! (PHOTO CREDIT: Ben White)
A starfish took a particular interest in the VideoRay Pro 4 ROV during a demo at the EIVA days in Denmark (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV sits next to some floodgates it just finished inspecting (PHOTO CREDIT: Fredrik Fleetwood/BUVI)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV sits near the Swedish landmark Götakanal after an inspection of the Göta Kanal and its infrastructure, as part of a massive restoration project for the 200 year old canal. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood/BUVI)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV sits near the Swedish landmark Götakanal after an inspection of the Göta Kanal and its infrastructure, as part of a massive restoration project for the 200 year old canal. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood/BUVI)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV conducts a dock inspection in Malmö with Turning Torso in the background. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood/BUVI)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV sits near the Swedish landmark Götakanal after an inspection of the Göta Kanal and its infrastructure, as part of a massive restoration project for the 200 year old canal. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood/BUVI)
A car was found with VideoRay Pro4 ROV and BlueView sonar, at the bottom of the harbor in Västerås, Sweden during an exercise with the fire brigade. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood)
A car was found with VideoRay Pro4 ROV and BlueView sonar, at the bottom of the harbor in Västerås, Sweden during an exercise with the fire brigade. (PHOTO CREDIT: Marie Fleetwood)
VideoRay marketing manager Brian Luzzi makes his poolside modeling debut (PHOTO CREDIT: Paul Igo)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV inspection on the Delaware River (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV inspection on the Delaware River (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV inspection on the Delaware River (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV inspection on the Delaware River (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A "fish selfie" (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV launches to complete an inspection (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV conducts an inspection under Lake Monroe Railroad Bridge (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay Pro 4 ROV conducts an inspection under Lake Monroe Railroad Bridge (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A Malta Water Resources Authority worker conducts an inspection in the Maltese aquifer (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay ROV conducts an inspection in an aquifer in Malta (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay ROV conducts an inspection in an aquifer in Malta (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay ROV conducts an inspection in an aquifer in Malta (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A VideoRay ROV sits next to an asset after an ROV inspection (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
An ROV operator conducts a VideoRay inspection on a nuclear power plant facility in New Jersey (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
VideoRay Pro 4 ROVs prepare to conduct a tank inspection (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A "VideoRay selfie" during an inspection (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
A "VideoRay selfie" during an inspection (PHOTO CREDIT: Steve Van Meter)
This one left us speechless...thanks for the laugh John! (PHOTO CREDIT: John Conrady/Conrady Consultants)