ROV fleet expands with addition of Saab Seaeye Falcon DR

October 25, 2018 Time to read:  min

Rovco’s expanding fleet of ROVs has the capability to deliver ROV services globally. Our new addition, the Seaeye Falcon DR is the well-known system popular around the world as the standard small survey ROV. Please read the full press release below.

 

Press Release

UK subsea services company, Rovco, continues to expand their ROV and hydrographic survey capabilities with the addition of a Saab Seaeye Falcon DR ROV to their fleet.

The 1000m depth rated, long range Falcon DR is the most advanced electric underwater robotic system of its class. It will enhance Rovco’s ability to deliver intricate and demanding missions that require a variety of high bandwidth sensors, either at depth or over long distances.

The Falcon DR marks a £200,000 investment for the firm and is part of its ambitious expansion programme. As well as its commercial use, it will support Rovco’s R&D projects by carrying out research into autonomous path planning using the company’s SubSLAM, live 3D vision system.

The addition of the Falcon brings Rovco’s range of survey class ROVs up to five. Their fleet can be mobilised to support a wide variety of projects and are equipped with the latest technologies used for a broad range of survey and mechanical activities.

Brian Allen, CEO of Rovco, said: “The addition of the Falcon ROV is the latest in a series of developments within the business and reflects our continued expansion.

“The Falcon is part of a planned £2-3m investment into our latest technology and will allow us to grow our inspection and R&D capabilities. Alongside commercial use, it will be used to expand our research into autonomous path planning, allowing us to develop our service offering and ensure we continue to be at the forefront of innovative subsea tech.”

 

To find out more about our fleet of ROVs and survey services, visit our ROV services page.

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