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High-Quality 3D Modeling in Turbid Water with Underwater Stereo Cameras

Challenges of Turbid Water in Subsea Inspections Underwater visibility is one of the biggest challenges in subsea inspections. While clear water demonstrations are common, real-world inspection sites, inland lakes, nearshore environments, or post-storm conditions,...

Voyis Academy: Building Confidence in Inspection-Grade Underwater Vision

Underwater inspections today are no longer defined by simply capturing clear imagery. As subsea operations increasingly rely on high-resolution optical sensors, stereo vision, and data-driven analysis, the quality of inspection outcomes depends as much on how systems...

Integration Spotlight: Voyis Discovery Stereo & Deep Trekker Revolution

In this edition of our Integration Spotlight series, we’re showcasing the seamless pairing of the Voyis Discovery Stereo Inspection Series I300 camera with the Deep Trekker Revolution ROV, a collaboration that proves powerful subsea optical inspection isn’t limited to...

Voyis and EIVA Introduce Geo-Located Camera-Based Mapping to Voyis VSLAM Powered by EIVA NaviSuite

Voyis and EIVA, both part of the Covelya Group, announced a major update to Voyis VSLAM Powered by EIVA NaviSuite. This technical advancement brings absolute geo-located mapping to real-time camera-based 3D reconstruction for subsea inspection and metrology. This new...

Revealing the Blücher: 3D Reconstruction of Norway’s Most Famous Shipwreck

At the bottom of Drøbaksundet in the Oslo Fjord lies one of Norway’s most historically significant wrecks, the German cruiser Blücher. Sunk on April 9th, 1940, during the invasion of Norway, the 200 meter warship has rested upside down for over 80 years. Once only...