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Imaging Sonar is a category of sonar systems that are used to efficiently create an image of the seafloor or underwater objects. Unlike Sidescan Sonars, which are dragged along the seafloor, Imaging Sonars are either handheld or mounted on a ROVs
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Kongsberg Maritime
Clariscan combines Kongsberg Mesotech's wide bandwidth composite transducer technology with a patented acoustic lens to provide exceptional image quality. Previous v
Teledyne Marine
The dual frequency M900/2250-S 130/45-Mk2 is a new configuration of the leading BlueView M900/2250 optimized for superb image quality in challenging shallow water en
Teledyne Marine
The SeaBat 7128 is a forward-looking multibeam imaging system. It’s ideal for shallow-water imaging applications, generating hi-res images even when your vessel is s
EchoLogger
Ultra-compact scannin sonar with high resolution images
EchoLogger
A new product, lighter version of ultra compact scanning sonar, MRS900L was launched through Ocean Business 2017 in Southampton.
Weight of MRS900L is only 410g (in
Teledyne Marine
The SeaBat® T20-ASV is built around the renowned SeaBat® T20 and maintains the incredible SeaBat® data quality in a smaller form factor. Now, optimized power requir
EchoLogger
Super light mini scanning sonar MRS900S. MRS900S is made of fully plastic materials, weighing only 380g (140g in water). There is no metallic part exposed to water,
Blueprint Subsea
The Oculus M1200d is a high-resolution, dual-frequency imaging sonar suited to short range navigation and detailed inspections work where image quality is critical.
Blueprint Subsea
The Oculus M-series multibeam sonars are a new generation of imaging sonar, designed for use across a wide variety of underwater applications. Offering the highest r
Blueprint Subsea
With a 200m range capability, this sonar is a cost-effective alternative to traditional mechanically scanned sonars, typically being used for long-range navigation a