SEAMOR Marine was proud to welcome Ian Praetzel, a Mechanical Product Design co-op student from the University of Waterloo to our product design team for the past four months. Throughout his time with us, Ian…
The New Sturgeon 200 Thruster New Modular Propulsion System Brings Unmatched Efficiency and Adaptability to Underwater Vehicles NANAIMO, BC – April 24, 2025 – SEAMOR Marine, a leading innovator in underwater technology, recently announced the…
SEAMOR Marine is pleased to announce that we are now an official reseller and approved supplier of Tritech systems. Our partnership with Tritech is a great success story that has developed over many years, and…
Marine tourism is booming as technology and innovation offer new ways for wreck divers, historical researchers, and recreational treasure hunters to explore our underwater world. From exciting discoveries beneath the Arctic ice to the dazzling…
North of British Columbia’s Marble Canyon Provincial Park, tucked away between towering picturesque mountains, sits a pristine alpine paradise called Pavilion Lake. It’s not easy to get to—almost a three hour drive up from Whistler—but…
We’re taking a moment to revisit Canada’s largest ghost gear recovery project, Loreva 2022 project. Making a significant impact in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Thanks to a dedicated effort by our trusted partners at…
Successful Cable Survey using the SEAMOR MAKO in the Treacherous Skookumchuck Narrows SEAMOR Marine is excited to share that Canpac Marine Services Inc. recently used the SEAMOR Mako ROV for a successful cable survey near…
The trade-offs between ROV speed versus functionality involve finding the right balance between speed, quality, materials, and accessories based on the intended use, budget, and environmental conditions. Prioritizing certain aspects over others will vary depending…
You all know that SEAMOR ROVs are compatible with a very wide range of tools and add-ons but we have our own line of SEAMOR ROV accessories too. Equipping an ROV with multiple accessories offers…
There is no single definition of what inspection class ROVs are. However, we can give you an overview of the most important attributes of the best inspection class ROVs. In short, your ROV needs to…
SEAMOR ROVs are made to go deep. Taking a dive of up to 600m or 1968.5 feet is not for the faint of heart or those with weak bones. Overcoming the challenges of 60x the…
ROV money drains are closely linked to poor quality materials and technology. Businesses that invest in long-living and high-quality ROVs can expect to see significant cost savings and revenue generation opportunities compared to those using…