Get the full picture of your surrounding sea using airborne drones with probes.
OUR MISSION
Get valuable real-time data of your underwater environment.
To improve decision making, we provide shipping companies with a system and method for locating fish and other marine species using unmanned remote controlled drones.
OUR TECHNOLOGY
Disruptingly efficient
The drones send real-time data back to the mother ship and give the skipper an overview of where the nearest values are.
This is done with the help of advanced detection systems designed to streamline the exploration phase, reduce fuel consumption costs, and make the operation more environmentally friendly.
OUR M.O.
Trustworthy partnerships
The company offers efficiency enhancement to industrial players operating over the vast ocean and in need of collecting valuable upstream data from below the water surface. We have partnered with a some of the most witty brands in Norway:
Oil & Gas Industry
Application areas can be drone-based identification and verification of:
underwater discharges and leaks management
subsea infrastructure monitoring
real-time monitoring of subsea operations
Drone-based autonomous information gathering solutions are made safer, faster, cheaper and far more efficient than conventional solutions used today. These decision support systems can be real-time or near real-time.
The benefits of such digital solutions are downtime and operating costs, increased security and improved profitability.
The fishing industry
Birdview AS has patented and develops technologies that streamline the search phase for fishing vessels operating pelagic and bottom fishing. We provide shipping companies with a system and method for locating fish and marine species using unmanned remote controlled and autonomous drones. The drones send data back to the mother ship in real time, giving the skipper an overview of where the nearest values are.
Data collection is done with the help of advanced sensor and detection systems that have been developed with the aim of streamlining the exploration phase, reducing costs and time spent on biomass searches.
