Kraken Robotik has announced the successful completion of sea trials for its Kraken Robotics 3D underwater laser imaging system. The German subsidiary of SeaVision is to present its results at the Oceanology International event in London. Kraken Robotics claims to deliver real-time, full-colour 3D point cloud images of underwater infrastructure with millimetre accuracy, for use on remotely operated vehicles and autonomous underwater vehicles. Dr Jakob Schwendner, managing director of Kraken Robotik, said the system could be deployed in a wide range of sectors including offshore wind, oil and gas, nuclear, military and ocean science.
Kraken Robotik has announced the successful completion of sea trials for its SeaVision 3D underwater laser imaging system. The German subsidiary of Kraken Robotics is to present its results at the Oceanology International event in London. SeaVision claims to deliver real-time, full-colour 3D point cloud images of underwater infrastructure with millimetre accuracy, for use on remotely operated vehicles and autonomous underwater vehicles. Dr Jakob Schwendner, managing director of Kraken Robotik, said the system could be deployed in a wide range of sectors including offshore wind, oil and gas, nuclear, military and ocean science.