AUTONOMOUS UNDERWATER VEHICLESDECISION-GRADE SUBSEA DATA

A minefield and a seabed survey come down to the same task: detecting, imaging and classifying objects on the seabed. This shared foundation is what makes the platform dual-use. In mine countermeasures, it separates ordnance from debris and clutter. For ISR, the same vehicles gather underwater information without putting anyone in the water.

Flying close along the bottom, the CORAX covers a survey line at a height where the camera and sonar resolve details down to millimetre scale. Proprietary software and processing analyse the data and generate georeferenced imagery mosaics and classified detections, depending on the application.

Subsea assets need a visual record that can be compared over time. The CORAX 600 and the Skarv 4K camera provide high-resolution, georeferenced imagery, so successive campaigns over the same asset can be placed side by side for change detection, preventive maintenance and security.

Skarv's systems monitor the seabed beneath and around a site, capturing benthic habitat and recording sediment and fauna as they are found. The same imaging chain covers the structures at a site, such as nets, moorings and anchoring.