ROV Titan
Industrial-grade heavy-duty subsea robot
Designed for heavy-duty underwater operations, ROV Titan combines industrial-grade construction with high-thrust performance to tackle complex inspection challenges. Its modular architecture and robust capabilities make it the ideal solution for deep, demanding, and critical underwater applications. Equipped with a high-definition camera, powerful lighting, and multi-display live streaming, it delivers exceptional underwater visuals and real-time collaboration during inspections. Its 150m rating and modular frame provide the flexibility and endurance required for extended inspection missions in industrial plants.
Core Engineering Features
ROV Titan Engineering Datasheet
| Parameter | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 608 × 294 × 196 mm |
| Weight in Air | 20.0 kg |
| Depth Rating | 150 meters (490 ft) |
| Power Source | High-capacity battery block or surface power adapter |
| Degrees of Freedom | 6 DOF (Omnidirectional) |
| Camera | 12 MP (1/2.3" CMOS) 4K UHD video |
| Lighting | 4 × 1500 lm LED adjustable lights |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +45°C |
| Max Speed | 1.5 m/s (3 knots) |
Case Studies Featuring ROV Titan
Cooling Tower Sump Inspection
Cooling tower sumps are confined underwater environments where conventional inspection methods often involve significant safety risks and operational challenges. Draining sumps causes massive refinery downtime costing millions, while manual diver entry is hazardous due to chemical presence and active suction.
Jetty Piles Inspection
Port jetty piles experience severe splash-zone marine growth and tidal corrosion. Propeller suction from harbor ships prevents human diver entry.
Port Inspection
Commercial port quay walls and shipping berths undergo constant wave impact and vessel berthing forces. Diver checks interrupt vessel cargo operations.
Jetty Inspected Using ROV
Offshore tanker loading jetties and subsea pipeline landings operate in deep open water where strong waves make diver inspections extremely dangerous.
