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Home›News›Saab Seaeye to deliver Sea Wasp ROV to Dutch Navy
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April 15, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Saab Seaeye to deliver Sea Wasp ROV to Dutch Navy

Saab Seaeye, a subsidiary of Saab Underwater Systems AB, has received an order from the Dutch Defence Material Organisation (DMO) for deliveries of the Sea Wasp underwater vehicle system. As informed, the Sea Wasp systems to be delivered will be used by the Dutch Navy. With a base weight of only 75

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Saab Seaeye to deliver Sea Wasp ROV to Dutch Navy
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Saab Seaeye, a subsidiary of Saab Underwater Systems AB, has received an order from the Dutch Defence Material Organisation (DMO) for deliveries of the Sea Wasp underwater vehicle system.

As informed, the Sea Wasp systems to be delivered will be used by the Dutch Navy.

With a base weight of only 75 kg, Sea Wasp is a small and flexible remotely operated vehicle (ROV) which can be used for a wide range of underwater operations, both within the commercial and military sectors. Sea Wasp can, for example, be used for sea mine detection and other reconnaissance operations.

“We are delighted to deliver our Sea Wasp vehicle to the first European customer, a giant milestone for the product. It is also the first order we have received directly from DMO, which has strengthened the relationship with the customer and may facilitate future contracts and orders,” Kate Palmér, Program Manager at Saab Seaeye, commented.

The order also covers some development, including the integration of the customer-specified Blueview sonar in the vehicle and HMI.

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