Skip to content
underseaROV

underseaROV

Remote Underwater Exploration

  • Home
  • Products
    • ROVs
      • BlueROV2
      • BlueROV2 Heavy
      • Chasing M2
      • Fifish V6
      • Custom Builds
    • ROVorb Controller
    • Sonar
      • Ping360 Scanning Sonar
      • Cerulean USBL Sonar
      • Water Linked SBL GPS
      • Water Linked DVL
    • SeaClearly
    • Parts & Accessories
      • Cobalt Connectors
      • Blue Robotics Parts
      • Battery Switch Kit
      • Fifish Spares
  • Services
    • Repairs
    • ROV Training
    • Custom Builds
    • Live-streaming
  • Events
  • Blog
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • About Us
Posted on 21/04/201818/05/2018 by admin

Coast Guard use ROV to check for damage

The US Coast Guard will use scanning sonar and a Commanche ROV used to assess damage to subsea utility cables in the Straits of Mackinac, between Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Full story available at: USCG 15apr18

UPDATE 24apr18 – Electrical cable wires were completely severed by a ship’s anchor. Full story at: MiNews26 – Underwater imagery Reveals Cables… 24apr18

C.J. Kirwer, a contractor from T&T Subsea, stands next to a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV) April 15, 2018. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Ens. Pamela Manns.)

CategoriesNews and Notes

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious Bait Ball video at MTANSW Conference
Next PostNext SeaPerch Marine Robotics Challenge 2018

underseaROV

  • ROVs sharing adventures with Retirees
  • ROV under Antarctic Ice Shelf
  • New Underwater Servos by Blue Trail Engineering
  • Original Blue Robotics Enclosures now Open Source
  • ROV investigates Emma Rose mystery

Categories

  • Education
  • News and Notes
  • Photos
  • Tech Space
  • Videos
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Vimeo
Proudly powered by WordPress