Applications · Underwater ROVs
From hull inspections and aquaculture checks to search and recovery, CHASING underwater ROVs help teams see, document, and operate below the surface without relying on divers for every job.
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Each mission has different priorities: visibility, stability, tooling, documentation, runtime, and how often the system will be used.
Inspect cages and nets, monitor fish behavior, and catch damage earlier without sending divers into the water for every check.
Document hull condition, biofouling, corrosion, props, rudders, and coatings without needing dry dock for basic visual checks.
Support rapid search and recovery with real-time underwater visuals, sonar support, and tools for low or zero visibility conditions.
Capture underwater visuals, document habitats, and support education, research, fieldwork, and environmental monitoring.
Quick selector
Answer three quick questions and get a practical starting point for the ROV, accessories, and quote conversation.
1) What is the primary mission?
2) What is the water visibility like?
3) How demanding is the job?
Your recommendation
Best all-around setup for professional underwater inspection, documentation, and mixed-condition work.
For quoting, collect: depth range, visibility, tether length, use frequency, required accessories, and whether the client needs documentation, retrieval, or live viewing only.
ROV lineup
Use this as a simple sales bridge between the application and the product collection.
Good for entry commercial use, inspection, exploration, and general underwater viewing.
A strong fit for professional inspection, accessories, sonar support, and mixed-condition work.
Better fit when the job needs more stability, more accessories, and a heavier-duty inspection package.
For demanding enterprise work where larger platform capability and professional accessories matter.
Accessories
The ROV gets the client underwater. The accessories make the footage, inspection, measuring, retrieval, and navigation useful.
Recommended when water is dark, murky, or visibility is unreliable. In poor visibility, sonar can become the primary way to locate and navigate around targets.
Useful for low-light inspections, hull work, research footage, and environments where built-in lighting is not enough for usable visuals.
Helps provide scale reference in inspection footage when documenting cracks, corrosion, damage, objects, or biological growth.
Useful for light retrieval, object interaction, evidence marking, and basic underwater handling tasks.
Important when the operating area is wider, deeper, or requires controlled coverage from a dock, shoreline, boat, or facility.
Extra batteries, charger planning, and spares matter when the client needs repeat inspections or extended field operation.
Simple comparison
This keeps the sales conversation simple without drowning the customer in specs too early.
| Model | Best For | Why Recommend It | Typical Add-ons |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHASING M2 S | General inspection, aquaculture, exploration | Easy starting point for clients who need reliable underwater viewing and documentation. | Lights, laser scaler, spare battery |
| CHASING M2 Pro | Professional inspection and mixed work | Best balance for commercial use, accessory support, and frequent inspection workflows. | Sonar, lights, laser scaler, tether |
| CHASING M2 Pro Max | Heavier commercial use | Better when the client needs a more serious inspection package with heavier accessory needs. | Sonar, claw, longer tether, power planning |
| CHASING X | Enterprise and demanding environments | Position for clients who need a larger professional platform for complex underwater operations. | Enterprise accessory package, sonar, positioning, power support |
Need help choosing?
Send us the depth range, water visibility, use case, inspection frequency, and whether you need sonar, lighting, retrieval, measurement, or extended tether options.
