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Benthos,Inc. (Maryland Office)

Annapolis, MD, United StatesUpdated Sep 2002

Benthos provides underwater products for oceanographic and offshore activities. Products include side scan sonar systems, acoustic releases, acoustic beacons, hydrophones, remotely operated vehicles, and glass flotation spheres.

DNEPROVSKOE CARGO AGENCY "INTERBROKER"

DNEPROPETROVSK, UkraineUpdated Oct 2002

-CREWING; -CHARTERING; -FORWARDING; -SHIP'S SURVEY; -EXPERTISE AND CALCULATION OF THE BALLANCE PRICE OF FLOATING OBJECTS; -EXPERTISE AND ESTIMATION OF TECHNICAL CONDITION OF SEA-GOING VESSELS PRIOR TO THEIR SELLING OR LEASING;

Deep Sea Systems International

Falmouth,, MA, United StatesUpdated Aug 2005

Deep Sea Systems International, Inc. (DSSI) is a high technology company specializing in the design and manufacture of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), thrusters, lights, pan and tilt units, and other ROV components and services.

Doyle Publishing

Tomball, Texas, United StatesUpdated May 2026

Official publication of the Association of Diving Contractors International.

Dynacon Inc.

Bryan, TX, United StatesUpdated May 2026

Dynacon, Inc. is a Bryan, Texas-based manufacturer founded in 1986, specializing in the design, engineering, fabrication, and testing of Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS) for ROVs and subsea operations.

Hydrovision Limited

Dyce, Aberdeen, United KingdomUpdated Sep 2002

Leading independent manufacturer of Remotely Operated Vehicles for underwater inspection, construction and survey; also hydraulic propulsion and process control systems.

Imbros (Australia)

Cambridge, Tasmania, AustraliaUpdated Mar 2008

Imbros (Australia) is a full-service supplier and integrator of marine scientific equipment and laboratory supplies, offering sourcing, calibration, servicing, and support for a wide range of scientific instruments and marine technology.

International Submarine Engine

Location not listedUpdated May 2026

International Submarine Engineering (ISE) designs and manufactures autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), and related launch, recovery, and docking systems for commercial and defense applications.

RD Instruments

San Diego, CA, United StatesUpdated Feb 2004

RD Instruments is the industry's premium supplier of acoustic Doppler instrumentation. RDIs ADCPs are used to profile currents in 1 to 6000 meters of water. RDIs Doppler Velocity Logs are in use around the globe providing precision navigation capability for ROVs, AUVs, submarines, tow vehicle, and surface vessels.

ROVSING Dynamics A/S

Herlev,, Copenhagen, DenmarkUpdated Jun 2007

ROVSING Dynamics A/S is a Danish company based in Herlev, Copenhagen, specializing in maritime technology and engineering solutions.

Seaeye Marine Ltd

Location not listedUpdated Dec 2002

Saab Seaeye is a world leader in electric underwater robotics, providing innovative and sustainable remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and related underwater technology for complex subsea missions across various sectors.

Soil Machine Dynamics Limited

Location not listedUpdated Dec 2002

Soil Machine Dynamics Limited is a UK-based company specializing in the design and manufacture of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and underwater engineering solutions for the maritime and offshore industries.

VideoRay LLC

Phoenixville, PA, United StatesUpdated Sep 2005

Company Mission Our mission at VideoRay is to provide the best value and top efficiency in a small inspection-class ROV. Our reason for forming the company was to make ROVs more accessible to more people who want to explore and capture underwater worlds on video, whether for education, aquaculture, research, investigations, security, or surveys of dams, pipelines, wrecks, or water tanks. Product Mission for VideoRay ROVs By Scott Bentley, President of VideoRay The idea to introduce the world's smallest ROV came to me while skydiving over the North Pole three years ago. During the trip, my friend Bob Christ and I visited the Shirshov Institute in Moscow, which developed the Mir manned submersible that explored the Titanic. Scientists at the Institute were working on a microROV that would be small enough to enter other parts of Titanic and the WW2 Japanese I-52 submarine. Bob and I were fascinated, and we started investigating whether anyone was selling microsubs commercially. We were fortunate to find Inuktun in Canada, a company with a design for an 8-pound ROV that had been proven over a decade of use and engineering. We purchased the technology and started VideoRay with dream of introducing divers and underwater explorers to an affordable ROV that could go places no other ROV could go. VideoRay is the only proven, personal ROV on the market, with hundreds of units in operation in around the world. We've continually honed the VideoRay, but we have held fast to our original missions of affordability, portability, usability, and safety in a micro ROV.