About AUVs

An autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) is a self-propelled, unmanned underwater vehicle controlled by an onboard computer.
AUVs can provide the comprehensive high-resolution geophysical data required by the offshore oil and gas industry, the marine telecommunications industry, academic institutions and various military and civilian government groups.
Examples of data include multibeam bathymetry and imagery, side scan sonar data and subbottom profiler data.

More AUV information
AUV launch and retrieval
Post-processed AUV data
Real-time AUV data

For more information please contact C & C Technologies.

  V.P. Geosciences Division Manager - Scott Croft

  Geophysical Manager – Jay Northcutt