We’re a technology company
that is transforming operations
at sea to enable people and the planet to thrive.
We’re a young company, but we’ve achieved some incredible things. Since the very beginning, we set out to do things differently.
Robotics have always been a key part of how we operate at sea, and now, we’re taking it one big step further.
What's important to us?
How do we operate?
People
We employ the best people and we want them to thrive, but our responsibilities don’t stop there – we want to inspire the next generation.
Transformation
We challenge everything and have massive ambitions to drag aging industries into the tech era.
Innovation
We are open-minded and fearless in our approach to innovation and don’t believe in boundaries.
Planet
Our business is built on the belief that there's a more environmentally responsible way to operate at sea.
Our Team
Today, our team is made up of more than 500 technology and data specialists, spread among competences such as uncrewed vessel operators, ROV pilots, AUV operators, robotics engineers, payload specialists, data processors, surveyors, oceanographers, hydrographers.
We operate all over the world.
We have teams based in North America, Europe and Australasia.
Working in a
range of industries
Energy
We use the latest remote and robotic technology to provide low-emission seabed data acquisition, asset integrity services and geotechnical sampling services.
Science and Research
We help the scientific community understand more about the vital resource that is our oceans.
Government
Seabed data is a vital source of information for a variety of government projects including hydrography programmes, research projects and search efforts.
Defence
Our remote and robotic technology holds the key to uncrewed ship operations, and uncrewed fleet capability.
Telecommunications
We use the latest remote and robotic technology to provide low-emission seabed data acquisition, asset integrity services and geotechnical sampling services.
Since 2016 we've been on
quite a journey, but
innovation, transformation,
people and planet have
remained at our core.
2003
Ocean Infinity (former MMT) found the DC3 aircraft lost during the Cold War together with Deep Sea Production.
2008
Ocean Infinity (former iXblue Pty Ltd) conducts its first survey in Fiordland National Park, in New Zealand.
2015
Ocean Infinity (former Abyssal) achieves its first patent: System and Method of Operation for Remotely Operated Vehicles with Superimposed 3D Imagery.
2017
Ocean Infinity (former MMT) completes the second phase of the Black Sea MAP project: the largest archeological marine project in the Black Sea.
2017
Ocean Infinity developed and deployed the world’s largest fleet of marine robotics to collect subsea data.
2018
Searched for missing aircraft MH370 in the Indian Ocean.
2018
Located the missing Argentine submarine ARA San Juan in the Atlantic.
2018
Located the lost South Korean tanker, Stellar Daisy in the South Atlantic.
2018
Ocean Infinity (former Abyssal) launches Abyssal Simulator.
2019
Ocean Infinity (former Abyssal) launches Abyssal Cloud.
2020
Build began on the “Armada” robotic fleet comprising 21m, 36m and 78m ships.
2020
Began to build the company’s first Remote Control Centre, in Southampton, UK.
2021
Ocean Infinity conducts the first operation with fast ROV and 2D UHRS for the Beacon Wind for Equinor AS.
2022
First “beyond line of sight” robotic operation from our Southampton-based Remote Control Centre.