Öresundsbron, the bridge between Denmark and Sweden, may have improved the marine environment in the ten years since it was built, in stark contrast to the fears before its construction.
Researchers from Lund University have found increased fish activity around the bridge’s pillars, as well as plenty of other marine life, such as mussels.
It was feared [...]

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ROV Info is proud to announce a quarterly video competition sponsored by VideoRay and LYYN.
The rules are pretty simple:
1. You take video of something interesting with your ROV.
2. Edit it as you see fit, keeping things in good taste and entertaining.
3. Post it to YouTube and then put a link to it on the [...]

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Hello people who love to play on, near or in the water!
As we look toward the quickly approaching liquid water season (which we are as excited for as always), we are also very excited to announce the launch of the Rozalia Project. James and I are sick of seeing trash in [...]

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Subsea Tech designs and manufactures a full range of mini ROV, with performances designed for each application. With lengths from 37 to 50 cm and weights from 4 to 6.5 kilograms, the underwater robots can carry out high definition video, sonar inspections and physiochemical measurements up to 150 m of water; they can be equipped with [...]

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”Explore Lake Champlain’s amazing shipwrecks without getting wet!
Join Lake Champlain Shipwrecks for a unique adventure. First we cruise to the wreck site, then, while sitting above the wreck, we’ll tell you the story behind it. Next, we deploy our ROV (remotely operated vehicle) and you will be able to see the wreck on screens onboard [...]

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