Coda Octopus Introduces Echoscope PIPE NANO Gen Series
Coda Octopus has announced the launch of the NANO Gen Series of sonars, the latest in ultra compact underwater imaging technology.The NANO Gen Series features an ultra-compact form factor, only slightly larger than a smartphone or tablet, making it ideal for integration with small underwater vehicles, diving platforms, and robotic systems.Built on the Echoscope PIPE technology, the NANO Gen Series delivers the same real-time 3D imaging performance, now extended to support advanced 4D, 5D, and 6D capabilities."With the increasing demand for smaller underwater vehicles that still require
Scientists Discover Giant Sand Bodies Beneath the North Sea
Scientists have discovered hundreds of giant sand bodies beneath the North Sea that appear to defy fundamental geological principles and could have important implications for energy and carbon storage.Using high-resolution 3D seismic (sound wave) imaging, combined with data and rock samples from hundreds of wells, researchers from The University of Manchester in collaboration with industry, identified vast mounds of sand—some several kilometers wide—that appear to have sunk downward, displacing older, lighter and softer materials from beneath them.The result is stratigraphic inversion—
New Product: ISS360HD Sonar
which is fully used through CHIRP (Compressed High Intensity Radar Pulse) technology, designed to provide a resolution of 2.5mm when using the full bandwidth. A narrow acoustic beam, combined with a very short range resolution allows for high definition imagery.While designed to provide big imaging results, the form factor of the sonar has been kept compact, small enough the company claims for even the smallest of observation class ROVs.The ISS360HD also benefits from an inductively coupled transducer. This means there are no slip rings within the sonar – so there are no components
August 2025
