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August 29, 2016

NORBIT Debuts Release 10.0

Image: NORBIT Subsea

Image: NORBIT Subsea

NORBIT Subsea announced the launch of Release 10.0, an updated firmware/software package that increases the performance of the WBMS family of systems with high resolution side-scan-snippets (which take full benefit of the cylindrical array and the 80kHz FM bandwidth), roll stabilization over 160° swath (Applanix interfaced), flexible water column display / output and enhancements to the intuitive user interface.

 
NORBIT Release 10.0 also includes mechanical updates. The tightly integrated iWBMSx now connects sonar, IMU and sound probe with only a single wet cable to small topside unit leaving space for auxiliary sensors to be integrated, this includes the iLiDAR, forward looker or second WBMS.

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