Subsea Tech continues its international expansion with a new milestone in the defense sector. The Albanian Navy has recently acquired a Mini TORTUGA XP4 to strengthen its underwater intervention capabilities.

This system was selected to meet the specific requirements of EOD and MCM missions, particularly in confined environments and shallow waters.

The Mini TORTUGA XP4 stands out for its compactness, robustness, and versatility. It enables:

• Inspection and mapping of the seabed using advanced acoustic imaging capabilities
• Automatic detection, localization, classification, and identification of submerged objects
• Intervention operations via a teleoperated manipulator arm
• Real-time video feed and data recording
• Rapid deployment by a small team, even in hard-to-reach areas and from small vessels

These features make it a particularly well-suited solution for operations requiring responsiveness, precision, and reliability.

As part of offshore renewable energy development, Subsea Tech is currently working on a cavitation cleaning tool, deployed by ROV and dedicated to dynamic submarine wind farm cables.

This solution aims to effectively remove biological deposits — particularly mussels — while preserving cable coatings. The goal: maintain the integrity of installations while reducing maintenance costs.

This development reflects our commitment to supporting the long-term growth of the offshore wind sector.