The VideoRay Pro 3 GTO became the workhorse of our ROV product line in 2005 due to its power to weight ratio and rugged construction.
The discontinued VideoRay Deep Blue pictured here had a depth rating to 300 m (1,000 ft) - basically a GTO with extended depth capabilities. Photo Courtesy: Christian Skauge
Diver and VideoRay Deep Blue ROV. Photo Courtesy: Christian Skauge
VideoRay Pro 3 GTO used by the Hellenic Institue of Marine Archaeology investigating an early Bronze Age Wreck at Dokos. Photo Courtesy: Markos Garros
VideoRay Pro 3 GTO used by the Hellenic Institue of Marine Archaeology investigating an early Bronze Age Wreck at Dokos. Photo Courtesy: Markos Garros
VideoRay Pro 3 GTO used by the Hellenic Institue of Marine Archaeology assisting a diver on an early Bronze Age Wreck at Dokos. Photo Courtesy: Markos Garros
VideoRay Pro 3 GTO used to inspect the anchoring system on an FPSO in the South China Sea.
VideoRay Pro 3 GTO deployed in the South China Sea for inspection work for an oil & gas operation.
VideoRay Pro 3 GTO conducting a shiphull and prop inspection.
The VideoRay Pro 3 GTO with a manipulator arm attached - the 9-Pin accessory port on Pro 3 ROVs can accept a variety of tools, sensors, and sonars.
The GTO (Greater Thrust Option) took the normal Pro 3 speed from 2.6 to over 4 knots surface speed and the ability to pull more tether and have more stability in water currents.
The Pro 3 XE, GTO, and GTO LX Integrated Control Panel with a 15 inch color monitor built into the lid.
The Pro 3 E, S, and XE submersible has a depth rating of 152 m (500 ft) and can fly between 2 and 3 knots.
The Pro 3 E and S Control Panel - this Pro 3 configuration requires a user supplied monitor that can easily be attached through a composite video cable.