St. Louis County Sheriff's Department and Rescue Squad recover a piece of submerged aircraft with a VideoRay Pro 4 ROV.

Pennsylvania State Police conduct a drowning victim search with a VideoRay Pro 4 ROV from their small vessel.

Pennsylvania State Police conduct a drowning victim search with a VideoRay Pro 4 ROV from their small vessel.

Broward County Florida Sheriff Diver launches a VideoRay P4 PS 300 Port Security ROV configuration for a hull inspection.  The ROV also has a BlueView P900 mulitbeam imaging sonar great for target ID in low visibility environments.

Broward County Sheriff's Office Dive Team with their VideoRay ROV systems.

Setting up a VideoRay ROV for a drowning victim search in a quarry. This small ledge offered enough room to set up the ROV station for the search.

The VideoRay ROV is portable enough to deploy from small vessels such as this Zodiac.

A VideoRay ROV team, side scan sonar team, and dive team used this quarry ledge as a base of operations for a drowning victim search and eventual recovery.

A typical mobile VideoRay ROV station set-up - this was used during a drowning victim search in Georgia, USA.  The victim was located within minutes with the VideoRay ROV and Sonar - News Story Here

Smart Tether non-acoustic positioning system was used in the victim search in Georgia - this Google Earth export from the system shows the found victim GPS marked by the operator beneath the marina dock.

A Norwegian Red Cross worker deploys a VideoRay P4 SAR 300 ROV through the ice to search for a drowning victim.

Norwegian Red Cross workers deploys a VideoRay P4 SAR 300 ROV through the ice to search for a drowning victim.

Ottawa County Sheriff's Office Dive Unit in Michigan, USA added VideoRay Pro 4 ROV technology to their underwater technology toolbox in 2011.  News Story

Ottawa County Sheriff's Dive Team train on the VideoRay Pro 4 Control Panel. 

The search for a drowning victim in New Jersey, USA.  The VideoRay ROV was operated off this small vessel.

The St. Louis County Rescue Squad deploy a VideoRay through the ice before locating a drowned snow mobiler.  To date they have located more drowning victims with a VideoRay ROV than any other law enforcement organization.

St. Louis County Rescue squad member rappels down to the surface of a quarry with the VideoRay ROV strapped to him.

New York Police Department (NYPD) Harbor Unit

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Pro 4 ROV system held by retired officer Tom Wrasse.  Wisconsin DNR now has 3 Pro 4 ROV systems.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee, after their April 2012 VideoRay Operator Course.