Innovation In The Offshore Market: Sarcos And VideoRay Combine Technology In New ROV Robotic System For Repair And Support Services

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Published on 03/05/2023 at 16:02

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The Union Between Sarcos and VideoRay Technology Will Bring Even More Automation to Offshore Support Operations. The ROV Sarcos Guardian Sea Class Is the New Bet for the Market.

This Wednesday, (05/03), the robotic system companies Sarcos and VideoRay joined in a new agreement for the offshore market. It concerns a robotic system combining VideoRay remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) with the Sarcos Guardian Sea Class to offer even more quality in sector operations. The model is the new bet for support, repair, and maintenance activities, as it combines a unique design with an innovative technology to provide greater efficiency.

Sarcos and VideoRay Join Forces in New Project for the Guardian Sea Class ROV Robotic System and Innovate in the Global Offshore Sector

The robotic systems company Sarcos and the underwater robotic systems developer VideoRay have signed an agreement to provide integrated underwater robotic systems.

The agreement combines VideoRay remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) with the Sarcos Guardian Sea Class robotic system, including its dexterous arms.

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According to Kiva Allgood, President and CEO of Sarcos, “this collaboration is significant for the industry, as it will allow Sarcos and VideoRay customers to easily acquire a pre-integrated system that combines the best remotely operated vehicles from VideoRay with our advanced Sea Class system with one or two arms”.

The Sarcos Guardian Sea Class robotic system has a modular design that easily integrates with VideoRay’s portable one-person ROV line. VideoRay systems can operate in currents of up to four knots.

In this way, the companies have joined forces to innovate in the offshore market with an even more efficient system for repair, support, and maintenance operations.

The Guardian Sea Class ROV robotic system can be operated with one or two six-degree-of-freedom arms and works at depths of up to one kilometer (1,000 meters) for up to two hours at a time.

Additionally, it can also be teleoperated or operated via supervised autonomy.

The system is also electrically powered, eliminating the weight, size, and additional costs of hydraulic power unit systems, ensuring even more operational quality.

“Our ROVs fit naturally into the Guardian Sea Class system and, when combined, we believe the solution package offers the most advanced underwater inspection capability on the market today,” said Chris Gibson, CEO of VideoRay.

Partnership Between Sarcos and VideoRay Aims to Provide a Complete and Efficient Robotic System to Its Clients

The collaboration between Sarcos and VideoRay plans to offer offshore market customers a complete and integrated solution for underwater inspection and maintenance.

Combining VideoRay’s remotely operated vehicles with the Sarcos Guardian Sea Class robotic system, customers will have access to one of the most advanced and efficient solutions currently available on the market.

Furthermore, the modularity of the Guardian Sea Class system allows it to be easily integrated with VideoRay’s portable ROV line, providing greater flexibility and adaptability to customer needs.

The collaboration between the companies represents a significant step for the underwater robotic systems industry.

By combining their respective products and expertise, the two companies will be able to provide greater efficiency, safety, and effectiveness across a wide range of underwater applications.

Now, the global offshore market will have an even more efficient option when adopting the Sarcos and VideoRay Guardian Sea Class ROV robotic system.

Innovation In The Offshore Market: Sarcos And VideoRay Combine Technology In New ROV Robotic System For Repair And Support Services

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