Find and return to the target
Use planned locations and navigation cues to support the task, rather than spending the dive searching for the work site.
Commercial & military diving
MAKE EVERY
DIVE COUNT.
Find the target, keep the operation moving and bring back a useful record of the work.
Commercial work
MORE WORK.
FEWER INTERRUPTIONS.
Make better use of the time underwater. Position information, marked locations and recorded tracks help the team follow the work and retain what it needs afterwards.
Keep the team informed
A shared surface view supports coordination of divers and ROVs. Predefined messages help the team maintain contact during the operation.
Get the record during the job
Mark findings and retain position information while the work is underway. Better records can reduce avoidable interruptions and the need for later return dives to recover missing information.
Military training
PLAN THE EXERCISE.
REVIEW THE PERFORMANCE.
Prepare the route
Set targets and waypoints for the training task.
Follow the team
Monitor positions and support navigation with a compatible underwater display.
Review the record
Use logged routes to discuss execution after the exercise.
Documented training examples
PROFESSIONAL WORK
IN PRACTICE.
These cases document training and equipment demonstrations. They illustrate navigation and coordination workflows.
Commercial & military / Military training / DPV
UWIS at a special forces equipment event
Training demonstrations explored marked targets, underwater navigation and scooter tracking.
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Commercial & military / Sonar / Target location
From sonar targets to diver navigation
Sonar findings were transferred to underwater navigation for a target-finding exercise.
Read the field case ↗Define the job
START WITH
THE TASK.
- What must the team find, inspect or record?
- Where do interruptions or return dives currently arise?
- Will divers and ROVs share the work?
- What must be documented before the team leaves?
Start with your operation
WHAT DO YOU
NEED TO SEE?
Tell us about your team, environment and mission.
Let's explore the right UWIS setup together.