AQUATIC DRONES
Indymo deploys multiple unmanned remote-controlled underwater drones and autonomous surface vehicles in a wide varitety of surveys and inspections.
REAL-TIME IN-SITU DATA
The drones are equipped with different sensors (water quality), cameras, sonar, and other systems to collect readily available in-situ data and samples.
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
To adjust to our customer needs, we also develop new prototypes and innovations. We work together with different partners in The Netherlands and abroad.
Services and Applications
Underwater inspections
Underwater drones can provide unique visual insight into the condition of submerged civil construction works such as locks, quay walls or bridge foundations.
Water quality mapping
By combining aquatic drones (surface/underwater) with state of the art water quality sensors it’s possible to map the characteristics of the water. Water quality can vary significantly in space and also in depth.
Ecological scans
Underwater drones (ROV) can dive into underwater environments and collect images of aquatic plants, fish and benthic populations.
Bathymetry and sediments
At the surface, autonomous drones (ASV) can map the bathymetry of lakes and other water bodies using sonar technology. Underwater, imaging equipment (camera/sonar) on underwater drones can collect valuable information about the characteristics of the bottom.
Underwater sample collection
Underwater drones can collect samples at any desired depth, at any point of water bodies.
Underwater filming and leisure
Curious about how underwater looks like? Underwater drones can collect high definition images of underwater environments. If you’re diving, we can help document your adventure!
Other ideas?
We’re always looking forward to test new applications and face new challenges. Contact us if you want to try something new with us!
The video above is an overview of the various applications of underwater drones that INDYMO tested in recent years, as part of multiple projects and pilots, with the participation of multiple water authorities, municipalities and companies from the Netherlands. It presents some brief images of the locations visited, the sensors used, procedures, and finally some of the best underwater images captured with the underwater drone.
Latest News
Looking back to 2020 with @INDYMO2015: many of our planned projects were blown out of the water by the pandemic. Still we did really exciting and innovative work in 2020. In this video you can see our highlights.
@FlorisBoogaard @VPdeltaNL @Blue21Float
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Looking back to (challenging) 2020: enjoy this project impression that contributed to better insights in #water systems worldwide using & developing innovative #technology. Thanks our all partners ( https://t.co/wtSMTR24WW), best wishes lets meet in 2021!
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Published: #ClimateAdaptation by International Multidisciplinary Knowledge Exchange: Sharing Challenges and Solutions #ClimateCafés in the #Philippines and #Peru' https://t.co/3aLKH91OpP
this method will be applied at #ruimtevoorrivier #grensmaas https://t.co/wNPEOBuTrg #watercog https://t.co/RlFnDLuZgc
#Drones and zones: Taking a remote view of #water, featuring @AnglianWater @INDYMO2015
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Great presentation by Rui Lima @INDYMO2015 'effects of floating infrastructure on #waterquality' at @WCFS2020 Find blue revolution inspiration @Climate_Scan https://t.co/VXQkydyglC. Cant wait for new projects with @hanze @SaxionUAS @GroenLeven @deltares @Blue21Float and partners! https://t.co/BRoFoaiFV8
