27 January 2022
It is with great pleasure that Subsea Tech reveals the latest edition of the Subsea Observer! In this issue, you will (re)discover our newly released inspection ROV, we will present you two of our 2021 missions, you will travel with our products distributed all over...
13 October 2021
On October 6th, Subsea Tech took part in a demonstration of surveillance, security and protection solutions using multi-drone devices at the Port Pothuau in Hyères (France). This event, a premiere in France and Europe, brought together 17 regional companies from the...
6 July 2021
The Saudi Veolia Chemicals division requires efficient and innovative technologies to develop their water treatment solutions in order to improve their expertise with a high-end service. As part of their missions within water treatment and...
8 June 2021
SEarch, identificAtion and Collection of marine Litter with Autonomous Robots The oceans today contain between 26 and 66 million tonnes of waste (1), more than 80% of which is found in coastal areas at depths up to 50 m. Until now, collection efforts have mainly...
18 May 2021
The sunny days are coming, the sanitary conditions are improving and here is the latest Subsea Tech Observer magazine! You will find there all the highlights of this very special year: services, new products, company life but also a special insert on one...
16 February 2021
Subsea Tech delivered in November 2020 a CAT-Surveyor USV to General Dynamics European Land Systems-Bridge Systems for reconnaissance missions in flooded areas. GDELS chose the versatile USV from Subsea Tech as part of multiple partner project, involving the German...
17 February 2020
https://seaclear-project.eu/ SeaClear-project@tudelft.nl @seaclearproject Today’s oceans contain 26-66 million tons of waste, with approximately 94% located on the seafloor. So far, collection efforts have focused mostly on surface waste, with only...
3 October 2019
Even luxury yachts sink…In the end of July, fire set on a 19m yacht offshore Saint-Tropez and a few hours later the boat was laying at 80m depth. Subsea Tech was called out by the insurance company to search and inspect the wreck using a mini-ROV, especially to...
2 July 2019
Subsea Tech won the Innovation Challenge for “tomorrow’s hydraulic infrastructures” initiated by French Electricity Company (EDF) during the Hydro Business Meetings held in Marseille on 25th of June. Subsea Tech showcased its latest innovations for...
3 May 2019
Inspecting the interior of water pipes over several kilometres is a technical and major challenge, particularly for operational, environmental and public health aspects. Subsea Tech has developed an autonomous underwater robot, the Torpedo, capable of operating up to...
