Oceaneering

What does it take to maintain a persistent presence at sea?

Join us on October 8 at the 34th Annual Oceaneering/MTS Symposium in Hanover, MD, as experts from across government, industry, ocean exploration, and national security tackle one of the maritime sector's biggest questions:

🌊 How do we operate at scale in the new maritime era?

Explore the technologies making it possible, including:
✅ Autonomous systems
✅ Advanced sensing and connectivity
✅ Robotics and ocean technology
✅ Next-generation maritime solutions

Plus, experience exhibitor showcases and hands-on demos throughout the event.

Reserve your spot today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of the maritime domain.

👉 Register now: https://www.oceaneering.com/lp/symposium/

What happens when two proven technologies work together?

ROVs and RWOCS help operators access, control, and intervene when production is on the line.

That means more uptime, greater flexibility, and fewer disruptions offshore.

Learn more: https://www.oceaneering.com/workover-control-systems/rwocs/

Attending ROG.e 2026?

Don't miss Oceaneering's Yuri Coelho Del'Sarto speaking during the Robotics and Offshore Inspection session.

His presentation, "Flexible Joint Inspection Robotics for Offshore Infrastructure: Prototype Testing and Results," will highlight how robotic technologies are helping advance offshore inspection and integrity management.

📅 Sept. 24, 2026
🕒 14:30-15:30
📍 Room 08

We look forward to contributing to the conversation on the future of offshore inspection.

Attending ROG.e 2026 next week?

Oceaneering's survey specialists will be in Rio de Janeiro throughout the event, ready to discuss the technologies and insights that support confident offshore decision-making.

From Geoscience and AUV Surveys to Survey & Positioning, and C-NAV® Positioning Solutions, our team helps clients acquire the data they need to plan, execute, and optimize offshore operations.

Learn more about our survey capabilities: oceaneering.com/survey

7 wells. Zero LTI. A regional first.

Our team recently completed a seven-well riserless light well intervention campaign in the Caspian region, marking the first use of BORIS and the first RLWI campaign on the ACG field.

Delivered safely with zero lost-time incidents, the campaign brought together expertise, equipment, and personnel from multiple international locations to help restore long-term shut-in wells and adjust field injection rates.

More importantly, it established a foundation for future vessel-based RLWI operations in the region.

We're proud of everyone who contributed to making this milestone a success.

Learn more about our well intervention capabilities: https://oceaneering.com/well-intervention

When offshore infrastructure reaches the end of its operational life, how do you safely remove critical assets without impacting production?

In the latest issue of World Pipelines, Oceaneering experts discuss how advanced technology and integrated planning supported a complex deepwater decommissioning program that disconnected live export lines, enabled asset removal, and preserved future tie-in capability, all while maintaining active downstream operations.

Read more: https://www.worldpipelines.com/magazine/world-pipelines/august-2026/

What happens when the vessel leaves, but the operation continues?

During a recent campaign offshore Norway, the Liberty™ E-ROV Resident System remained subsea for 56 days while supporting critical IMR activities remotely from shore.

The project challenged traditional assumptions about vessel support, offshore staffing, and operational flexibility.

See how resident technology helped support a fully remote subsea campaign.

📖 Read the case study: https://www.oceaneering.com/case-studies/liberty-e-rov-system-supports-fully-remote-subsea-imr-campaign-at-asgard-b/

Some duos just work.

Like ROVs and tooling.

Separately, they're impressive. Together, they're ready to take on complex subsea challenges.

What's your favorite engineering duo?