Ocean Infinity
Runs autonomous marine operations and subsea survey services, including uncrewed vessels and data collection for offshore energy and seabed mapping.
Ocean Infinity combines software, AI, data, robotics, and deep operational expertise to deliver marine data services and tech-enabled solutions for offshore work. Its core business rests on using advanced technology to make operations at sea safer, more efficient, and less environmentally impactful. The company designs, develops, and operates autonomous vessels, underwater robotic systems, and the software platforms that connect them, and it engineers custom robotic hardware that integrates into its control infrastructure. Remote operations sit at the centre of the model: purpose-built software enables real-time control of marine robotics from dedicated operations centres, data tools process and visualise complex information at scale, and satellite communications and data compression support real-time offshore situational awareness. The company provides a broad range of data services. These include seismic services such as 2D and 3D digital seismic surveys, data harvesting, node deployment, and life of field surveys; seabed mapping; geotechnical sampling; asset inspection; hydrographic survey; unexploded ordnance surveys; search and salvage; and environmental survey work. Those services deliver high quality data faster, safer, and with minimal environmental impact, supporting offshore missions that gather critical data, complete complex operations, and reduce the need for people to work directly offshore. Ocean Infinity serves multiple markets globally. It supports the energy sector with site surveys, asset inspections, and geotechnical sampling for both renewables and traditional oil and gas. It serves telecommunications by carrying out pre-installation surveys and infrastructure inspections for subsea cable networks. It supports government customers with seabed data acquisition for national hydrography programmes, research projects, and search and salvage. It works with science customers whose seabed data needs help them understand the changing ocean landscape. In defence and security, its solutions and data handling capabilities can support surveillance and intelligence gathering. Distinctive elements of the business include its commitment to robotics, automation, and remote control, together with its focus on operating lean-crewed or fully uncrewed systems. The company rents equipment and personnel from suppliers under purchase orders, including deliverables generated from that equipment, so it can operate as an integrator and operator as well as a data and technology provider.