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Integration of Nucleus1000 on a BlueROV2 opens doors for ROV users
New from Nortek support: integration tutorial for the Nucleus1000 navigation device with a BlueROV2.
Next-level oceanographic customer service for the University of South Florida
Two Nortek sales advisors recently worked with a team at the University of South Florida to help recover and deploy four ADCPs as part of an oceanographic research project tracking pollution in Tampa Bay.
Nortek providing training for vessel-mounted ADCP applications in Peru
Nortek’s Renato Arruk recently helped maritime consultancy firm Canopus Marine Group strengthen their expertise by providing hands-on training for vessel-mounted current profilers (ADCPs) at a port in Lima, Peru. The training will help staff at Canopus maximize the operational potential of Nortek’s vessel-mounted system, while meeting the needs of Peru’s expanding maritime market.
Implementing a sustainable ADCP battery disposal program in Brazil
Introducing a pioneering solution for collecting operational current data
Nortek is proud to announce a new and modern vessel-mounted ADCP that provides reliable, real-time oceanographic data to support offshore operators making critical decisions.
Nortek internships pave the way for students and young professionals in a growing industry
Two interns joined the Nortek team at Nortek HQ in Oslo, Norway during the summer of 2022 as part of Nortek’s latest efforts to engage young scientists and professionals in the growing ocean tech industry.
Nortek Navigation Days: connecting our global navigation community
Nortek’s Boston Navigation Day in November marked the final Navigation Day of 2022, wrapping up a global series of five events spread over four continents. Each event brought together members of the navigation community, including users and creators of AUVs, ROVs, USVs and more.
Dual-frequency, long-range vessel-mounted ADCP gives operators more flexibility
Nortek’s proven and reliable series of Signature VM ADCPs now includes Signature55, a long-range profiling ADCP. This gives operators greater flexibility at multiple ranges – up to 900 m in the vessel-mounted configuration. Easy-to-understand interfaces mean that this system can be operated by a greater variety of potential users.
Extend your vehicle’s range without compromising on size or accuracy
In response to increased demand for subsea vehicles to be smaller and more versatile while retaining their navigational capabilities, Nortek has developed a new generation of Compact Doppler Velocity Logs (DVLs).
Growing low-cost subsea vehicle market enabled by sensor innovations
The development of small, low-cost subsea vehicles is facilitating commercial and research projects previously beyond the budget and capabilities of many ROV users. Getting the most out of these vehicles means relying on innovative new sensors, which is where Nortek’s new Nucleus1000 comes in.
Student engineering team integrates Nortek’s new Nucleus1000 navigation sensor on AUV
The Vortex team at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) integrated Nortek’s Nucleus1000 on board their Beluga AUV. This combined navigation solution made space for complementary sensors that helped to improve their performance in this year’s Robosub competition.
Nucleus1000 – a new DVL that extends your underwater navigation capabilities
Nortek’s latest combined DVL package delivers a suite of integrated underwater navigation sensors at a size, weight and price that will unleash the full potential of smaller subsea vehicles