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Blueye Robotics underwater drones for ocean inspection and exploration
- Published 23 March 2023; updated 21 September 2026; 2-minute read. Blueye’s remotely operated underwater vehicles are controlled with a smartphone app and use thrusters and LED lights to send video from depths up to 150 metres, including in low-light conditions. The page presents them as an accessible inspection and exploration option for aquaculture, shipping, ports and marinas, as well as scientific study and seabed mapping.
- The ROVs can inspect locations inaccessible to divers and provide visual evidence of underwater hazards, collision damage and other incidents. The article says they can reduce diving time and inspection costs, lower risk in aquaculture, support vessel maintenance, environmental monitoring and research, and assist accident investigation. Blueye Robotics was founded in Norway in 2015 and the article reports a team of over 20. Linked UN SDGs: 6 and 14.
- Public contact: Christian Gabrielsen, CFO and Interim CEO, christian.gabrielsen@blueye.no, +47 988 61 529. Company: BLUEYE ROBOTICS AS, Transittgata 10, 7042 Trondheim, Norway; blueyerobotics.com.
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