Autonomous intervention vehicles for subsea application, Eelume AS, Trondheim, Norway

With its snake-like form, the slender and flexible body of the Eelume robot provides access to confined areas that are difficult to access with existing technology.

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Eelume is developing a snake-like swimming robot for underwater inspection, maintenance and repair operations. The robots will be permanently installed on the seabed to perform inspections and interventions. Eelume is a Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) spin-off company and is collaborating for this project with Kongsberg Maritime and Statoil.

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NTNU spina-off company Eelume collaborates with Kongsberg Maritime and Statoil to develop swimming robots for subsea inspection and light intervention. Watch reactions

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Eelume delivers intervention vehicles designed to live permanently under water. A cost saving and innovative technology for a greener and safer subsea future

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Eelume is a self-propelled robotic arms whose slender and flexible body can transit over long distances and carry out inspection, maintenance and repair in confined spaces not accessible by conventional underwater vehicles.

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