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Sea Vorian Expands SEA360 Fleet with Teledyne Gavia AUV

April 15, 2025
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Teledyne Marine Delivers Gavia AUV to SEA360 for Underwater Surveys

Teledyne Marine has recently completed the purchase and delivery of a cutting-edge Gavia Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) to SEA360, a subsidiary of Sea Vorian group based in Caudan, France. This acquisition marks a significant step towards SEA360’s expansion into geophysical surveys, cable and subsea infrastructure inspection, and environmental studies, positioning them as a premier provider of underwater data collection and analysis services in Europe.

Advanced Technology for Underwater Exploration

The Teledyne Gavia AUV acquired by SEA360 is equipped with state-of-the-art technologies to enhance its capabilities for underwater missions. It features the EdgeTech 2205 sonar with bathymetric and gap-filling module, EXail PHINS C3 Inertial Navigation System (INS), and USBL modules. These advanced systems enable SEA360 to conduct geophysical survey operations, underwater inspections, and environmental monitoring at depths of up to 1,000 meters with precision and efficiency.

Empowering SEA360’s Vision

SEA360’s strategic investment in autonomous underwater technologies aligns with their overarching goal of establishing a prominent presence in the European commercial undersea surveying sector. By integrating cutting-edge autonomous systems into their operations, SEA360 is at the forefront of advancing unmanned technologies in ocean surveying and inspection, setting new standards for excellence and innovation in the industry.

Leading the Way in Marine Data Services

With a wealth of expertise in marine data collection and analysis, SEA360 is committed to delivering top-quality marine data services utilizing both autonomous underwater technologies and traditional survey methods. Their vision is centered on revolutionizing ocean surveying and inspection practices through the integration of the latest autonomous and sensor technologies, prioritizing accuracy, efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability with reduced carbon emissions.

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Overall, the acquisition of the Teledyne Gavia AUV represents a significant milestone for SEA360 in their journey towards becoming a premier provider of underwater data collection and analysis services in Europe, showcasing their dedication to innovation and excellence in the field of marine exploration and surveying.

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