Deep Trekker Inc.
Builds portable ROVs used in search and rescue, military, and inspection applications, including underwater recovery work.
Deep Trekker makes portable underwater robotics for inspection, monitoring, survey, and recovery work in difficult submerged environments. Its product range centers on remotely operated vehicles, or ROVs, along with pipe crawlers, utility crawlers, and related underwater systems that ship fully assembled, tested, and ready to use. The company builds compact, battery-powered, quick-deploy designs that can run without a crane, support vessel, or generator, and it offers systems for both visual inspection and more advanced inspection tasks that carry sonar, manipulators, and NDT tooling. Its technology extends to software and control capabilities such as BRIDGE Technology, Mission Planner, Dead Reckoning, Camera Optimization, waypoint navigation, flexible control options, data capture and reporting, and 3D mapping or modeling. Deep Trekker serves a broad set of industries that includes aquaculture, infrastructure, clean water, civil engineering, wastewater and stormwater, energy, hydroelectric, nuclear, offshore wind, oil and gas, search and recovery, commercial diving, defense, maritime shipping, ports and harbour workboats, marine science, and underwater discovery. Applications run to offshore inspection, repair and maintenance, submerged asset inspection, confined space inspection, pipeline inspection, tank cleaning, and underwater demining training and workflow development. Across these markets, its systems give access to places that prove hard, risky, or costly for diver-based inspection, including murky water, confined spaces, long pipe runs, and deep offshore environments. A distinctive part of the business comes from combining portability with industrial capability: the vehicles deploy fast and travel light while still supporting imaging sonar, USBL positioning, ultrasonic thickness measurement, 4K video, stereo cameras, and real-time 3D sonar SLAM for repeatable inspections and mapping. The company runs in-house engineering and manufacturing, works through a reseller model, and backs its products with resources such as training courses, a knowledge centre, specs and manuals, case studies, product videos, and a buying guide.