Ocean Infinity is a marine robotics company that uses innovative robotic technology to transform operations at sea, enabling people and the planet to thrive. The company operates globally and provides low-emission seabed data acquisition, asset integrity services, and geotechnical sampling services.

Ocean Infinity is a pioneer of large scale marine robotic operations deploying robotic technologies to capture ocean data and deliver maritime solutions whilst minimising our environmental footprint. We are building the world’s largest fleet of marine robotic vehicles, offering the safest and most sustainable operations the industry has ever seen. Our purpose is to innovate using robotics and technology to transform industries, enabling people and the planet to thrive. 

Our core belief that the seemingly impossible can be achieved with innovative, creative thinkers and cutting-edge technology has remained at the heart of the company. Ocean Infinity is a place where creativity and innovation is demanded and allowed to flourish. The team is constantly developing the most advanced technology and data handling capabilities in order to remain at the forefront of the industry.

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Huge thanks to the The Offshore Support Journal Community for their recognition at last night's #OSJAwards2024. 

Our Commercial Director Maxime Even 🌊 said of the award “Ocean Infinity was established seven years ago with the firm belief that being net zero carbon is not about offsetting, but about prioritising the reduction of emissions and limiting residual emissions. 

"Through the use of remote and robotic technology we’re transforming data acquisition and inspection operations to provide a low-emission, safer alternative for the offshore renewables sector.”

2023 has been a year of tremendous hard work across the Ocean Infinity organisation from North America, to Europe, to Asia and Oceania.
 
It hasn't always been smooth sailing but we've achieved some incredible progress:

✔️ Lean crewed vessels mobilised and out doing real work
✔️ Over the horizon operations executed from onshore
✔️ Force multiplier USV operations
✔️ Remote geotechnical operations
 
All of this couldn’t and wouldn’t have happened without the Ocean Infinity team constantly striving to deliver on our mission: creating innovative technology to transform operations at sea to enable people and the planet to thrive. See you all next year!

Last week, for the first time we remotely launched, operated and recovered a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) from one of our lean-crewed robotic ships ‘Armada 78 02’. 

The operation was executed from our onshore Operations Centre in the UK, over 1,000km away from the ship and the ROV – a huge milestone that will enable real-world remote data collection. 

Control Systems Engineer Liam Flavin talks about this milestone achievement and the development involved.

Transformative ways of working at sea will see more offshore operations conducted and monitored onshore - stay tuned for further updates. In the meantime, here's a look back at the development of our UK Operations Centre.

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It's no secret that the use of robotics can make for more sustainable operations at sea. In a recent data project for the Australian Government, our robotic vessels collected 58% of the total data but contributed just 4% of the total co2 emissions. 

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Being onboard our ships at sea provides plenty of opportunity to get great imagery.

Thanks to our Chief Officer onboard Armada 7802, Alex James for these amazing photos.  Alex joined the ship in September 2022 and has a passion for technology. 

"I couldn't pass up the opportunity to get involved with remotely operated vessels. I can resonate with how it can and will make the shipping industry greener and safer. Having a 6 year old daughter, reducing our environmental impact is important to me to help preserve the planet for future generations". 

We'd love to see more! If you're one of our crew or you happen to spot one of our ships share it using #OIFleetandCrew and tag Ocean Infinity.

New technology capable of being deployed remotely will make the development of offshore wind farms much more efficient and potentially safer. 

With our remote technology we’re helping to develop the Ossian Wind Farm off the coast of Scotland set to produce energy to up to 6 million homes. In an industry first operation, our newly developed CPT (cone penetration test) unit was operated over satellite link to assess the seabed where the wind turbines will eventually be installed. A big step towards remote geotechnical operations. 

Thank you to the Ossian group for supporting us with the testing of this new capability. This successful remote operation demonstrates that offshore operations can evolve towards a safer and greener maritime future 🌊. 

Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/ePhg3kwn

Our autonomous underwater robots can capture data up to 6,000m below the surface of the ocean. In 2017 we made history by deploying 8 ‘AUVs’ at once - a major first for the industry. 

Today, we operate the world’s largest fleet of deep-water AUVs, giving us an unmatched ability to collect ocean data at an enormous scale. 

Our multi-AUV approach to ocean data collection has a big role to play in the growing floating offshore wind market. Next year we’ll be supporting Equinor on the development of the first-ever floating offshore wind farm off the US West Coast.

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Our uncrewed ship fleet is continuing to grow. 

Our 6th ship Armada '7806' has been handed over to its new captain. After a successful set of sea trials, 7805 and 7804 will shortly enter a mobilisation phase before entering commercial work. 

Another milestone on our journey towards tech-enabled lean-crewed operations for a safer and greener maritime future.

VARD #oceaninfinity #marinerobotics #armada #sustainableseas

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