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USBL is a widely used tracking system for underwater. The system consists of a transceiver mounted on the vessel, and a transponder mounted on the ROV. Using the USBL, the position of the ROV is found relative to the vessel’s GPS coordinates.

DVL is an acoustic sensor that estimates velocity relative to the sea bottom. Because of the acoustic nature of this technology, it operates well in low visibility. The estimated velocities are converted into an XYZ coordinate system relative to the sea bottom.

Imaging sonars are great for navigation while moving and for locating stationary or moving objects. Boxfish ROV has the option of integrating the Blueprint Subsea Oculus dual-frequency sonars.

Scanning sonar is a type of active sonar that operates by transmitting pulses of sound into the water and recording the echoes that are returned as each sound pulse is reflected off objects in front of it. It is used for navigation.

The exceptional manoeuvrability of Boxfish ROV enables the pilot to carry out a wide range of operations with even the most basic grabber. More sophisticated grabbers add additional functionality for more complex tasks.

The Boxfish Suction Sampler enables controlled collection of biological specimens and environmental samples for research, monitoring, and exploration applications. Adjustable suction and a removable collection chamber support efficient sample recovery and handling in the field.

It is often necessary to remove marine growth and dirt from submerged assets to facilitate inspection and testing tasks. The Boxfish ROV Rotary Cleaning Brush enables operators to clean a range of underwater surfaces.

It is often required to do simple length measurements underwater for understanding the scale of the object in view. Boxfish Robotics can add two or four laser scalers to the ROV that facilitate this. Photogrammetry is another application that can take advantage of laser scalers.

Designed for quantitative research, the Stereo Camera system captures calibrated imagery for measuring fish and environmental features. Ideal for fisheries science, biodiversity assessments, habitat monitoring, and long-term environmental studies.

The Boxfish external 20x zoom camera offers a distinctive solution for scientists and explorers. It combines exceptional 4K imaging capabilities with user-friendly controls and a highly durable design.

Pipe profiling sonar is a specialised tool used to inspect and assess the condition of pipelines and tunnels. We offer Imagenex 831A and 831L pipe profiler, producing highly accurate images, which can be processed to deliver 3D images for comprehensive inspection.

Photogrammetry is the process of making a 3D model of an environment using a single camera. Boxfish ROVs provide high quality and stabilised videos with homogeneous lighting, perfect for this application and detailed underwater mapping.

CTD sensors, which measure conductivity, temperature, and depth or pressure, are commonly used in marine research and oceanography. We offer Valeport miniCTD that is ideally suited for the Boxfish ROV platform.

Adding a fluorometer to a Boxfish ROV provides a portable and efficient method to measure water quality, pollution, and the health of marine environments. We currently integrate a Turner Designs C3 Submersible Fluorometer.

pH sensors help monitor the health of aquatic ecosystems by measuring the pH levels of seawater. We integrate calibration-free  OC range of ANB Sensors with all Boxfish products.

Turbidity sensor monitor water quality by providing data on the concentration of suspended particles, such as silt, algae, or other microorganisms. Alongside CTD and pH sensors, turbidity sensor provides a comprehensive analysis of water properties. We offer Valeport Hyperion Turbidity sensor.

Chlorophyll sensors are used to measure the concentration of chlorophyll in water, which is an indicator of the amount of phytoplankton present. Alongside other instruments like CTD, pH, and turbidity sensors to provide a comprehensive analysis of water properties. We offer Valeport Hyperion Chlorophyll sensor.

Hydrophones can detect and record sounds from marine life, underwater vehicles, construction sites and natural phenomena such as waves and seismic activity. We integrated Ocean Sonics icListen hydrophone, well known within scientific community.

Expand your ROV or AUV beyond visual inspection with integrated environmental sensing. Multiparameter probes provide real-time water quality measurements and are available with up to 4, 5, or 7 sensor ports to support marine science, environmental monitoring, and aquaculture applications.

Recharge the ROV in the field in as fast as 45 minutes with the Boxfish 40/60A AC Charger. This field fast charger is enclosed in a waterproof IP67 case, and allow to recharge the ROV if needed while you are moving between sites.