OceanAlpha has announced an annual USV exhibition, showcasing its fleet of vehicles in the Middle East region. The event kicked off in Doha, Qatar, is aimed at sectors such as offshore oil and gas, offshore wind energy, marine research, and maritime and fisheries control authorities.
USV’s exhibition and its technologies
During the tour, OceanAlpha will be presenting a variety of autonomous vessels, including the M75, the unmanned patrol vesselincluding the M75, the unmanned patrol vessel; the L25, a marine research vessel; the SE40, a water sampling and monitoring vessel; and the Dolphin 3, a remote-controlled intelligent lifeboat .
[post_relacionado]“The Middle East’s thriving maritime market and challenging environments provide the perfect context to demonstrate the performance of our vessels. Our goal is to interact with industry professionals, address their specific needs and show how our USVs can improve operational efficiency, safety and environmental sustainability.”
Mr. Pinestone Shi, general manager of OceanAlpha.
The M75 will be the centerpiece at the initial demonstration in Qatar, showcasing its autonomous navigation capabilities and robust design for operating in harsh conditions, such as those found on offshore oil and gas platforms.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see these USVs in action, participate in hands-on testing and interact with OceanAlpha’s technical team. In addition, customized solutions will be offered for a wide range of applications, from seafloor seabed mapping to pipeline inspection and offshore wind asset management.
The testing of unmanned marine vessels in Qatar. Source: Oceanalpha USV
Following the Qatar event, the exhibition will move to other Gulf countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain. In each country, demonstrations will be tailored to the specific needs and interests of local customers.
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Source and photos: OceanAlpha