A complete software solution for ROV operations
Choose between different variants… Providing what you need from automated steering to sonar capabilities and data processing
NaviSuite Mobula is a complete topside software for your ROV offering unique capabilities for adding various sonars and laser-scanners, data processing and automation.
NaviSuite Mobula offers more capabilities than the (often) very basic packages provided by the ROV producer. NaviSuite Mobula is the same high-end software as used by the most advanced subsea professionals – put together in a plug-and-play package that offers more capabilities than any other package in the market – at affordable prices for daily, annual and permanent licences.
Available for all ROV models – As long as you let us do a bit of coding
To date, we have demonstrated successful integration of NaviSuite Mobula with several leading ROV vendor platforms, including the VideoRay Defender and the BlueROV2.
As each ROV type has its unique features, number of thrusters, camera types etc, the software is preconfigured to match a specific ROV type. If your ROV model is not supported, EIVA will happily work with the producer to integrate it.
Key features
- High-speed 3D software, providing data fusion/georeferencing for all sensor data, with multiple 3D views with map and satellite image backgrounds
- Joystick steering of ROV in six degrees of freedom
- Assisted steering, lock depth, lock heading features
- Automated inspections modes such as scan harbour wall and orbit object
- Video and still imagery, multi-camera recording and playback synchronised with ROV track
- Near real-time ROV camera display
- Forward-looking sonar live image and mosaic
- Multi-beam, subsea laser/LiDAR, pipe tracker – all supported in the Sonar and Pro variants
- Observation registration and logging on 3D visualisation
- Connect remote displays over the internet so others can follow your operation anywhere
- Deliver your inspection in a NaviModel project so anyone with NaviModel Free Viewer can fly through the data
