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Deep Trekker
Deep Trekker designs and manufactures its own remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) in-house in Kitchener, Ontario. Its BRIDGE software platform adds an autonomy layer: the Mission Planner lets the ROV autonomously navigate plotted or CSV-uploaded waypoint routes while collecting sensor data, with seamless transitions between autonomous navigation and manual control. Dead Reckoning maintains position in GPS- and acoustic-denied environments using onboard IMUs and DVL, and the Nav Package provides autopilot features (station-holding, heading control, auto-altitude, waypoint navigation). The 2026 SPECTRA ROV runs real-time onboard Sonar SLAM for live 3D point-cloud mapping without a topside computer.
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REVOLUTION
- Inspection-class ROV with advanced sonar and BRIDGE Mission Planner autonomous waypoint navigation; used in NATO mine-countermeasure and fire-rescue trials
Modular ROV supporting autonomous mission routes, dead reckoning, and Nav-Package autopilot (station-holding, heading/altitude control).
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SPECTRA
- Real-time onboard Sonar Simultaneous Localization & Mapping (SLAM) generating live 3D point clouds without an external topside computer
Onboard perception/autonomy: all SLAM processing occurs on the vehicle, continuously estimating relative position and orientation while building a live spatial model.
Claim source - Rated to 1,000 m depth, seven-thruster design with station-keeping in currents up to 3 knots and forward speeds exceeding 4 knots, factory-calibrated rotating stereo 4K camera up to 60 fps
Deep-water high-current inspection ROV specifications.
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