The current global crisis has led to heightened customer interest in Fever Detection camera solutions. In response to this and following some detailed engineering research, we wish to make you aware of an Imenco Fever Detection Solution suitable for the unique challenges of the Marine and Naval Vessel market. Imenco’s Marine Fever Detection Camera System […]
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We continue to expand our product portfolio and are including Nautronix, through-water digital acoustic communications and positioning systems to our growing global team.
Imenco UK CCTV group are delighted to announce a significant contract award for several hundred rugged naval CCTV cameras.
Imenco are now launching a complete range of subsea IP cameras. For the first-time live subsea video can be transmitted via Ethernet without significant latency.
SubVIS Orca camera video 1080p
Sharing is caring Many of our customers will be familiar with Imenco’s wide range of subsea cameras, lights and lasers – products now firmly established with many major subsea providers around the globe. We are firm believers in sharing our knowledge and experience, and have recently combined forces with Ecotone AS – a leading provider […]
Sea And Land Technologies Pte Ltd has been appointed as Exclusive Distributor for Imenco’s Subsea Electronics and ROV Tools in Asia. Sea And Land Technologies Pte Ltd (SALT) is one of the leading companies providing a range of solutions to the marine, offshore, and subsea markets in South East Asia. With offices in Malaysia, Indonesia, […]
Last night, NRK (The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation) had a story on the 9 o’ clock news, about Havforskningsinstituttet having a Ceremonial ship launching of their brand new ROV; Ægir. Two of Imenco’s Spinner Shark HD cameras are installed on this ROV, which is going to be used for detecton of valuable minerals coming from the […]
The SubVIS Orca Camera utilizes a specially designed, high quality, Rebikoff – Ivanoff Lens System for underwater correction, producing a superior optical result.
Testing of the SubVIS Camera system showing glass to glass latency figures around 100mS, as indicated target in early Concept Study