Company profile

Voyis

Capture imagery detailed enough to identify, inspect, and document underwater objects. Voyis combines subsea cameras, lighting, and laser scanning for vehicle-based missions from Waterloo.

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2 reviewed technologies and offerings

Voyis’s Tech

MCM optical identification payloads

Naval mine-countermeasure system or subsystem

Strong evidence

Voyis describes integrating laser and optical payloads into autonomous MCM workflows to improve close-range identification, localization and documentation after sonar detection and classification.

Core features

High-resolution subsea imaging
Laser-based target measurement
Autonomous-platform integration
Multi-sensor contact identification

Defence applications

Mine-like-object identification
Target localization
Autonomous MCM workflows
Neutralization planning

Mine countermeasuresNaval mine warfareUnderwater systemsMCM

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Observer subsea imaging systems

Subsea Imaging System

Moderate evidence

Capture high-resolution subsea video and still imagery with integrated lighting and optional laser scanning, making underwater inspection results easier to identify, measure, and document.

Core features

High-resolution underwater imaging
Integrated subsea lighting
Laser-scanner compatibility

Defence applications

Subsea inspection
Vehicle-based survey
Underwater object documentation

HardwareSubsea ImagingOptical SensingInspection

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Where this technology may help

Our assessmentModerate public evidence

Underwater ISR

High-resolution optical imaging can support underwater ISR when close-range identification, inspection, or documentation is required after initial detection.

Supporting sourcesObserver Imaging Systems

This is a reviewed public-source assessment. It is not procurement eligibility, endorsement, customer interest, or classified demand.

2 public sources

Evidence & sources

Observer Imaging Systems
Voyis · company website
Voyis describes high-resolution underwater imaging systems that combine subsea cameras, lighting, and compatibility with laser scanners for vehicle-based inspection and survey data collection.
Advancing Mine Countermeasure Operations Through Integrated Autonomous Systems
Voyis · official company product
Voyis describes integrating laser and optical payloads into autonomous MCM workflows to improve close-range identification, localization and documentation after sonar detection and classification.

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Company profile

Voyis

Capture imagery detailed enough to identify, inspect, and document underwater objects. Voyis combines subsea cameras, lighting, and laser scanning for vehicle-based missions from Waterloo.

Request an introduction Add to Working List Download profile Visit company website

How to read the record

Know what is sourced, assessed, current or still unknown.

Public-source factA released source supports the statement.
Our assessmentA person reviewed where the evidence may point.
Evidence strengthThe label reflects the quality and depth of public support.
Last reviewedThe date shows when the record was checked most recently.
Not yet verifiedMissing information stays visible instead of being invented.

2 reviewed technologies and offerings

Voyis’s Tech

MCM optical identification payloads

Naval mine-countermeasure system or subsystem

Strong evidence

Voyis describes integrating laser and optical payloads into autonomous MCM workflows to improve close-range identification, localization and documentation after sonar detection and classification.

Core features

High-resolution subsea imaging
Laser-based target measurement
Autonomous-platform integration
Multi-sensor contact identification

Defence applications

Mine-like-object identification
Target localization
Autonomous MCM workflows
Neutralization planning

Mine countermeasuresNaval mine warfareUnderwater systemsMCM

Explore this technology

Observer subsea imaging systems

Subsea Imaging System

Moderate evidence

Capture high-resolution subsea video and still imagery with integrated lighting and optional laser scanning, making underwater inspection results easier to identify, measure, and document.

Core features

High-resolution underwater imaging
Integrated subsea lighting
Laser-scanner compatibility

Defence applications

Subsea inspection
Vehicle-based survey
Underwater object documentation

HardwareSubsea ImagingOptical SensingInspection

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See the missions and released public needs worth exploring

Where this technology may help

Our assessmentModerate public evidence

Underwater ISR

High-resolution optical imaging can support underwater ISR when close-range identification, inspection, or documentation is required after initial detection.

Supporting sourcesObserver Imaging Systems

This is a reviewed public-source assessment. It is not procurement eligibility, endorsement, customer interest, or classified demand.

2 public sources

Evidence & sources

Observer Imaging Systems
Voyis · company website
Voyis describes high-resolution underwater imaging systems that combine subsea cameras, lighting, and compatibility with laser scanners for vehicle-based inspection and survey data collection.
Advancing Mine Countermeasure Operations Through Integrated Autonomous Systems
Voyis · official company product
Voyis describes integrating laser and optical payloads into autonomous MCM workflows to improve close-range identification, localization and documentation after sonar detection and classification.

North Signal · Weekly briefing

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