Student start-up with new idea to monitor subsea installations
Ocean Access is a new start-up company established by three graduates from NTNU’s School of...
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David Roddan Williamson, Researcher - Department of Marine Technology. Photo: Lars Bugge Aarset/Ocean Autonomy Cluster
Thursday January 25'th NTNU invited to AUR-Lab Day. After project presentations at NTNU campus Moholt it was demonstrations and showcases at Trondheim Biological Station (TBS).
Applied Underwater Robotics Laboratory - AUR-Lab at NTNU has built up a research environment with Autonomous Underwater Vehicles - AUVs, Unmanned Surface Vehicles - USVs, Remotely Operated Vehicles- ROVs, subsea docking station for AUVs in the Trondheims fjord, as well as a control and operation room.
AUR-Lab is open for research collaboration and ready to assist in various projects, both within research and industry.
AUR-Lab is part of the NTNU SINTEF OceanLab-project.
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Rabea Patricia Rogge, PhD Candidate - Department of Marine Technology. Photo: Lars Bugge Aarset/Ocean Autonomy Cluster
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Ambjørn Grimsrud Waldum, PhD Candidate - Department of Marine Technology. Photo: Lars Bugge Aarset/Ocean Autonomy Cluster