A combination of electric, magnetic and multibeam echosounder data is used for efficient and accurate estimation of sub-sea cable burial depth and position. A passive EM system is used for live cables and a new novel active EM technique for dead buried cables with superior penetration depth compared to industry standard. The EM and acoustic sensor systems can be installed on both AUV, ROV and surface towed arrangements.
The speaker is Johan Mattsson, Chief Physicist, Argeo
Asker, 15.05.2025 Revenue for Q1 amounted to USD 11.5 million, marking an increase of 21% year-over-year (YoY). EBITDA amounted to USD -0.2 million, alongside an EBIT of USD -2.0 million. Net loss for the quarter was USD 4.2 million. Key Q1 2025 highlights include:All...
Connect with us at EAGE 2025. Argeo will exhibit and be present at the EAGE Annual Conference in Toulouse, France, from 2nd of June till 5th of June 2025. Our team is ready to discuss our integrated services – complete with proven multipurpose vessels…
After another busy season of operating the Hugin Superior and Hugin 6000 AUV's in West Africa, Indian Ocean, offshore California, the Caribbean, and Northern Atlantic Ocean, Argeo is excited to share operational insights and data examples from our unique sensor...