Vicor Powering Innovation podcast discusses the proliferation of ROV applications and how VideoRay is responding to new underwater missions
Vicor Corporation, the leader in high‑performance power modules, speaks with VideoRay, a leading manufacturer of underwater remote operated vehicles (ROVs), on the Vicor Powering Innovation Podcast. The conversation explores the rapid growth of ROVs for safely reaching remote underwater locations at extreme depths for extended periods. Demand is rapidly growing, and VideoRay explains how their modular approach enables them to adapt and customize their ROVs for each mission.
Headquartered in Pennsylvania, VideoRay builds ROVs with the latest in technology and advanced power delivery networks using high-density power modules. ROVs are the safest and most effective way to maintain security, support salvage efforts and explore the depths of the ocean. Designed for dangerous environments, VideoRay software and submersibles are easy to use, portable, versatile and reliable. Learn about the range of underwater missions VideoRay explores, including search and rescue, infrastructure inspections, recovery and research.
The Vicor Powering Innovation podcast is available to download from all major podcast providers, including Spotify, Apple Music and Google Podcasts. Listeners can learn about today’s toughest power challenges, new ideas in electrification, creative power architectures and real-life power design challenges.
VideoRay, a leading manufacturer of underwater remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), offers the safest and most effective way to maintain underwater security, support salvage efforts and explore the depths of the ocean. Credit: VideoRay
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