- 3D At Depth, a subsidiary of Kraken Robotics (KRKNF, Financial), has completed its 1,000th subsea metrology project.
- The milestone project was performed for TotalEnergies at the Girassol oil field in Angola, 1,350 meters underwater.
- The operation was highly efficient, with ROV mobilization and scanning completed within six hours and deliverables provided in 24 hours.
3D At Depth, an innovative subsidiary of Kraken Robotics Inc. (KRKNF), has achieved a remarkable milestone by completing its 1,000th subsea metrology project. The project involved a LiDAR spool metrology for TotalEnergies at the Girassol oil field in Angola, conducted at a water depth of 1,350 meters. This achievement underscores the company’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of subsea technology through precision and innovative engineering.
The entire operation demonstrated outstanding efficiency, with the remotely operated vehicle (ROV) mobilized within two hours, scanning completed in four hours, and final deliverables provided to the client in less than 24 hours. This rapid turnaround time highlights 3D At Depth's ability to provide quick and reliable subsea data solutions.
Founded in 2011, 3D At Depth specializes in subsea measurement services and uses proprietary technology to deliver high-quality and precise underwater data. The company's focus on innovation and its efficient solutions not only enhance operational efficiency but also contribute to reducing environmental impact.
"Our 1,000th subsea metrology project is a significant milestone for 3D at Depth, and we were delighted to support TotalEnergies," said Euan Tait, COO of 3D At Depth. "Our team’s dedication to technological advancements will continue to ensure the highest standards of quality and reliability for clients worldwide."
