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VideoRay Scout
High Res (205K)
Ultra-High Res (17.4MB) |
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VideoRay Scout System
High Res (256K)
Ultra-High
Res (1.98MB) |
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VideoRay Pro III with manipulator and included
60mm high thrust props
High
Res (81K)
Ultra-High
Res (13.8MB) |
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VideoRay Pro III with manipulator and included
60mm high thrust props
High
Res (140K)
Ultra-High
Res (14MB) |
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VideoRay Pro III equipped with SeaSprite
scanning sonar, Desert Star Pilot positioning system, and
manipulator
High
Res (583K)
Ultra-High
Res (15.6MB) |
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VideoRay Deep Blue reaches underwater depths
to 1000 feet and can be computer controlled from a laptop PC
to open new possibilities for gathering and analyzing biological
and physical data.
Higher
Res (92 K)
Ultra-High
Res (3MB) |
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VideoRay equipped with SeaSprite scanning
sonar
High
Res (325K)
Ultra_High
Res (3.19MB)
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Optional laptop computer and wireless game
controller for the VideoRay Pro III and Deep Blue
High
Res (302K)
Ultra_High
Res (17.8MB)
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VideoRay Pro III Integrated Control Box
in Computer Control Mode with optional laptop and game controller
High
Res (306K)
Ultra_High
Res (17.8MB) |
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Translucent Cartridge Seals can be
checked without removing guards.
High
Res (490K)
Ultra_High
Res (17.9MB) |
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60mm props and guards propel VideoRay
Pro series and Deep Blue faster.
High
Res (483K)
Ultra_High
Res (17.8MB) |
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Side view of Pro III thrusters showing
improved seals and larger props
High
Res (474K)
Ultra_High
Res (17.8MB) |
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VideoRay 2002 |
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VideoRay Pro II |
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VideoRay Pro II with Desert Star Positioning
System |
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VideoRay Pro II equipped with Desert Star
Positioning System and manipulator |
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VideoRay Pro II equipped with Desert Star
Positioning System, manipulator and Imagenex Onboard Sonar |
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VideoRay Pro II with Desert Star Positioning
System and YSI sonde |
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VideoRay Pro II equipped with Cygnus Instruments
thickness gauge |
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A recess is molded in
the top of VideoRay's new float block to accommodate a transponder
for the Desert Star Positioning System, which allows accurate
navigation and searching with the VideoRay ROV, regardless
of visibility. |
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Integrated Control Box with optional 15-inch
monitor and Sony GV-D1000 recorder (sold separately) |
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Accessories for the Desert Star Positioning
System |
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Model with VideoRay cases |
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Underwater shot
Credit: Photo by Brett Seymour, National Park Service |
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Diver with VideoRay
Credit:©2004 Steve Van Meter
High
Res (171K)
Ultra_High
Res (3.08MB) |
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Operating VideoRay using Integrated Control
Box with optional 15-inch monitor
Credit: Photo by Brett Seymour, National Park Service |
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Deploying VideoRay at a Chilean fish farm |
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Launching ROV:
Dave Conlin, National Park Service Archaeologist, launches
the VideoRay from the research vessel.
Credit: Photo by Brett Seymour, National
Park Service
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NPS Diver Matthew Russell with VideoRay
Photo credit:
USS Arizona Memorial
NPS Photo by Brett Seymour
Submerged Resources Center
National Park Service
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VideoRay entering USS Arizona with National
Park Service diver Matthew Russell
Ultra High Res (25.5MB)
Photo credit:
USS Arizona Memorial
NPS Photo by Brett Seymour
Submerged Resources Center
National Park Service
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VideoRay is easy to use.
Credit: Photo by Brett Seymour, National Park Service |
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VideoRay is a proven asset in remote locations. |
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VideoRay President Scott Bentley receives a tour of a USCG Maritime Safety and Security Team safe boat.
Photo credit: Steve Van Meter
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The US Coast Guard has already equipped four Maritime Safety and Security Teams (MSSTs) with VideoRay and expanded the availability to five more MSSTs through a major contract awarded in October of 2004.
Photo credit: Steve Van Meter |
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The highly portable VideoRay Pro III for conducting ship hull inspections.
Photo credit: Steve Van Meter |
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A VideoRay Deep Blue submersible in the field, equipped with both Tritech
scanning sonar and Desert Star Pilot Short Base line positioning system transponder.
Photo credit: Steve Van Meter |
