Coda Octopus reports sizable sale of Echoscope PIPE sonars

Coda Octopus Group reported that a major offshore service provider recently purchased a number of Echoscope PIPE sonars having a contract value of $1,000,000. Commenting on this, Blair Cunningham, CODA‘s President of Technology, stated “we are excited that this global offshore service provider has recognized the value of investing in our real-time 3D Echoscope technology. They will use the technology for several major underwater construction projects such as breakwater construction, offshore renewables (cable laying and scour monitoring) and salvage operations. I am also very pleased that Echoscope is currently being used as a key sensor for the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore and that we are working closely to support US Navy SUPSALV and the Unified Command. The Echoscope real-time 3D imaging sonar stands head and shoulders above other imaging sonars for these types of complex scene inspection applications and facilitates immediate and efficient decision making and real-time monitoring of all recovery and salvage operations. We have over 20 major ports in the USA alone using the Echoscope for port and harbor security and search, rescue, and recovery operations as well as a growing number of bridge inspection service providers working with the Department of Transportation for regular and on-demand infrastructure inspection”.