VideoRay LLC
Designs and manufactures compact inspection-class underwater ROVs for defense, offshore energy, and industrial subsea work.
VideoRay designs, manufactures, and markets underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and related robotic systems for missions that take place beneath the surface of the water. The company focuses on professional and industrial underwater work, with products that are reliable, portable, and easy to use, built to operate in remote areas, confined spaces, and other difficult environments. Its systems serve users who need to inspect, intervene, and explore underwater while reducing risk to divers and improving mission efficiency. Its ROVs work across a broad set of markets, including defense, civil inspection, first responders, nuclear energy, offshore oil and gas, wind, hydroelectric energy, water management, science research, aquaculture, shipping, salvage, broadcast, and wreck diving. In those settings, the vehicles handle infrastructure inspection, search and recovery, public safety missions, underwater hazard observation, offshore asset inspection, port and vessel-related work, environmental and scientific observation, aquaculture inspection, and underwater salvage. They take on demanding intervention missions too, among them rendering unexploded ordnance safe and cleaning nets for offshore fish farms. A defining feature of VideoRay's business is its modular Mission Specialist platform. The vehicles are built around interchangeable components on a single intelligent network, so configurations can be adapted to specific missions, payloads, sensors, tooling, depth needs, and control requirements. That modular design supports customization and easier maintenance, and the systems integrate with third-party control, navigation, sensors, and tools. The Mission Specialist family covers multiple configurations tailored to different needs, from compact and fast systems through to vehicles designed for heavier payloads and more demanding intervention work. VideoRay offers accessories, support resources, manuals, training content, customer care, technical support, warranty programs, and authorized dealer or service access as part of its overall business, so an operator can buy a vehicle, configure it for a particular job, learn to fly it, and keep it working through the dealer and support network.