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Funding upgrade of Deep-Sea ROV

Tuesday, October 8 2024

General – Funding Granted

The University of Bergen has been granted funding to upgrade the deep-sea ROV Ægir 6000.

The deep-sea ROV Ægir 6000. Source: GCE Ocean Technology.

The upgrade is important to extend the system lifespan, add new functionality, and improve operational efficiency.

The remotely operated vehicle (ROV) Ægir 6000 has been a crucial tool across various marine disciplines, including geology, geophysics, biology, microbiology, and oceanography.

It has completed a total of 650 dives exploring depths ranging from 100 to 5000 meters.

Ægir was first put in service in 2015 and engaged in mission for approximately 150 days per year on average.

An upgrade of the ROV and associated infrastructure is now needed to expand its possibilities and ensure its continued operation with extraordinary reliability.

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Filed Under: funding, International News, Norway, ROV Tagged With: fund, norway, ROV, ROV Aegir 6000

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