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Discovery of two historic World War II aircraft wrecks in the Trondheimsfjord

The Blueye team has captured the first-ever glimpses of two aircraft wrecks in Trondheimsfjorden - the BV-222-Wiking-V2 and the HE-115 S4+DH, each hidden at 318m and 253m. While the Royal Norwegian Navy's HUGIN Team 1 initially discovered these wrecks using their AUV, our team managed to document them up close as we dove down with two X3 underwater drones for exploration.

Blueye Robotics equipping the entire Norwegian Coast Guard fleet with underwater ROVs

Blueye Robotics has been awarded the contract to supply the Norwegian Coast Guard with underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) systems. Blueye Robotics has equipped the entire fleet of Coast Guard vessels operated by the Norwegian Coast Guard with their Blueye X3 model, which was launched in 2021.

Launching the Blueye X3 - next-generation ROV

Blueye Robotics launches the X3, its third Blueye ROV model. Three Guest Ports open up endless possibilities for connecting external peripherals such as sonars, manipulators, sensors, cameras, and lights. The tight integration with Blueye's user-upgradeable Blunux operating system makes the X3 both future-proof and easy-to-use.

Blueye strengthens its Capital base for further growth

Blueye has raised 10 million from existing shareholders

Introducing the Blueye Pro underwater drone

Introducing the Blueye Pro underwater drone - the ultimate inspection tool for professionals with assets below the surface

Company update

Restructuring the Blueye organization for the future.

Blueye partnering with Inchcape Shipping Services

Blueye is pleased to announce our new partnership with Inchcape Shipping Services providing marine survey and inspection services to ports and ships worldwide through its global network.

Blueye Pioneer - more awesome than ever imagined

Blueye Robotics is increasing the price of its Blueye Pioneer underwater drone. "We have developed the word's best underwater drone - a better drone than we could ever imagine" says Erik Dyrkoren, CEO of Blueye Robotics.

Fish farm drone to capsized Norwegian frigate

An underwater drone that is normally used for inspection work at fish farms has been chosen to assist the Norwegian Armed Forces during the marine salvage operations of its wrecked frigate KNM Helge Ingstad.

Unique Discoveries on Barrier Reef Using Blueye Robotics Underwater Drone

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Legacy teams with Blueye Robotics’ underwater drone to bring back images of reef at depths never seen before

Deepest Underwater Consumer Drone from Blueye Robotics Reveals Ocean Depths Previously Unseen by Non-Scientists

The Earth’s last frontier, the ocean, is being revealed to non-scientists for the first time with the introduction of Blueye Pioneer, an underwater drone that can dive eight times deeper than the average scuba enthusiast -- up to 150 meters.

Blueye Introduce Underwater Exploration Onboard Hurtigruten Cruise Line

Hurtigruten and Blueye Robotics First to Bring New Ocean Technology to Sea Adventurers. Passengers on board these unique excursion ships will experience the ocean’s depths through eyes of the Blueye Pioneer drone.

CES 2018 Innovation Awards Honoree awarded to Blueye Pioneer

Blueye Robotics, developer of the Blueye Pioneer underwater drone that dives eight times deeper than the average scuba enthusiast, has been named a CES 2018 Innovation Awards Honoree in the category of Robotics & Drones.

Blueye Robotics Launches the Deepest Underwater Explorer Drone in Australia

Great Barrier Reef Legacy Organization Uses the Blueye Pioneer underwater drone to Assess Declining Coral. It will be used on a 21-day mission to explore the Reef’s most remote, unexplored reaches and assess the region’s declining coral reef corridor.