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March 12, 2025

Ocean Business '25: Norwegian Subsea's New MRU

Norwegian Subsea unveils new MRU designed specifically for sonar applications at Ocean Business 2025. Credit: Norwegian Subsea

Norwegian Subsea unveils new MRU designed specifically for sonar applications at Ocean Business 2025. Credit: Norwegian Subsea

Norwegian Subsea, a specialist in high-performance Motion Reference Units (MRUs), will unveil its new MRU designed specifically for sonar applications at Ocean Business 2025 in Southampton, UK, April 8-10. Building on Norwegian Subsea's MRU technology, the new product offers calibration-free, low-maintenance reliability. 

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