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SEAMOR Marine

Put eyes and tools underwater with a durable, modular vehicle built in Canada. SEAMOR Marine manufactures inspection-class ROVs, cameras, and accessories in Nanaimo.

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SEAMOR Marine’s Tech

Inspection-class underwater ROVs

Remotely Operated Vehicle

Strong evidence

Use a Canadian-built inspection ROV with integrated cameras, directional control, and modular accessories to observe infrastructure and complete underwater work.

Core features

Integrated underwater cameras
Directional vehicle control
Modular accessories

Defence applications

Underwater inspection
Subsea observation
Infrastructure assessment

HardwareRovInspectionUndersea

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Our assessmentStrong public evidence

Underwater ISR

Inspection-class ROVs can provide close-range visual awareness and payload access for underwater inspection in locations where diver exposure is undesirable.

Supporting sourcesSEAMOR Marine - Durable Inspection Class ROVs

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Evidence & sources

SEAMOR Marine - Durable Inspection Class ROVs
SEAMOR Marine · company website
SEAMOR Marine presents Canadian-built inspection-class underwater ROVs with integrated cameras, directional control, modular accessories, and configurations for observation and underwater work.

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