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Mission Specialist ROV Products
Industry-leading underwater robotic systems designed to be:
VideoRay’s reliability is well-known throughout the industry. Whether you need your ROV every day or shelve it for months at a time, you can be sure your VideoRay will work the way you need it to—every time. VideoRay guarantees parts and service availability for new VideoRay manufactured systems for 10 years from purchase date.
Whether you are operating in remote areas or tight spaces, VideoRay’s portability allows you to accomplish your mission in otherwise difficult situations. What’s the ideal place for a VideoRay mission? Wherever you need to go.
With minimal training, operators can quickly become seasoned, confident ROV pilots. Our software is intuitive to use so our operators can be self-sufficient and conduct successful missions.
Professional ROVs and underwater robots built with tough tasks in mind
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VideoRay and Survey Equipment Services (SES) Expand Dealer Agreement to Increase Reach and Customer Support in the US
VideoRay and Survey Equipment Services (SES) Expand Dealer Agreement to Increase Reach and Customer Support in the US POTTSTOWN, PA., September 11, 2024 – VideoRay,
VideoRay Awarded $92.6M US Navy Maritime Expeditionary Standoff Response (MESR) Production Contract for Mission Specialist Technology
VideoRay Awarded $92.6M US Navy Maritime Expeditionary Standoff Response (MESR) Production Contract for Mission Specialist Technology POTTSTOWN, PA USA (May 14, 2024) — VideoRay LLC,
Greensea IQ and VideoRay Announce Transformative Five-Year, Multi-Million Dollar Partnership to Advance ROV User Experience
Greensea IQ and VideoRay Announce Transformative Five-Year, Multi-Million Dollar Partnership to Advance ROV User Experience [Richmond, VT and Pottstown, PA – April 18, 2024] –
Defense
The unique combination of portability and deployability of our submersibles makes VideoRay a leader in underwater homeland security technology.
Civil Inspection
VideoRay ROVs are designed to simplify the inspection process while minimizing risk to divers.
First Responders
VideoRay ROVs give first responder teams the tools they need in real-time to complete critical underwater search, recovery or public safety missions.
Nuclear Energy
VideoRay ROVs can be used in a variety of ways to observe and explore nuclear hazards that would, under normal circumstances, be inaccessible to humans.
Offshore Oil & Gas
VideoRay ROVs are built to withstand the challenging conditions that offshore refineries face every day.
Wind
VideoRay ROVs are a reliable and efficient solution to help reduce the costs of maintaining offshore wind farms.
Hydroelectric
VideoRay ROVs have proven themselves as one of the easiest, safest, and most cost-effective solutions for hydro structure inspections.
Water Management
Regular inspections of potable water tanks and reservoirs are crucial to maintaining clean, safe water sources for the public.
Science & Research
Many projects investigating underwater archaeology or marine life and their habitats involve long periods of observation – something ideally suited to VideoRay ROV capabilities.
Aquaculture
VideoRay ROVs offer a simple and cost-effective solution to necessary aquaculture inspection work with pens, nets, mooring points, stock health, and feeding—without the expense and liability of divers.
Shipping
VideoRay ROVS can be used as a time-saving pre-dive tool to scout sites and formulate dive plans. They have been used to explore historic shipwrecks such as the USS Arizona and RMS Lusitania.
Salvage
VideoRay ROVs can locate sunken vessels with ease and are designed to offer a rapid, portable, and cost-effective solution to salvage needs.
Broadcast
VideoRay ROVs can be outfitted with the latest fiber optic, fully controllable, high definition cameras offering a simple, cost-effective and diverse solution to capturing high-quality underwater footage.
Wreck Diving
VideoRay ROVS can be used as a time-saving pre-dive tool to scout sites and formulate dive plans. They have been used to explore historic shipwrecks such as the USS Arizona and RMS Lusitania.
