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Water Linked, a technology company located in Trondheim, Norway, is showcasing a revolutionary 3D sonar technology at the Underwater Defense Technology exhibition. The Sonar 3D-15 provides real-time 3D imaging with point cloud generation, enabling precise visualization of underwater environments. This high-resolution technology is ideal for close-proximity operations such as target identification and inspection of hard-to-reach areas like ship hulls. It simplifies the interpretation of sonar images compared to traditional 2D sonars.

The Sonar 3D-15 is compact and lightweight, with an operational depth of up to 300 meters and weighing less than 0.4 kilograms underwater. It is compatible with most Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), making it suitable for effective target detection and navigation in various underwater terrains. The user-friendly interface, accessible via a web-based browser, simplifies the integration process without the need for complex software installations.

Furthermore, the Sonar 3D-15 features a comprehensive Application Programming Interface (API) that allows seamless integration with third-party software, enhancing its adaptability for a wide range of applications. Water Linked’s innovative technology led to its selection for the NATO DIANA accelerator program last November. This program supports disruptive technologies with potential applications in both commercial and defense sectors, showcasing the versatility and adaptability of the Sonar 3D-15 in various settings.

At the exhibition, Water Linked showcased how this groundbreaking technology can be used to enhance military capabilities by providing accurate information about underwater environments. The Sonar 3D-15 has numerous applications beyond military use, including oil exploration, deep sea mining, and marine archaeology.

Water Linked’s CEO expressed his excitement about unveiling this new technology at the exhibition and how it could revolutionize underwater exploration and research.

“We are thrilled to be able to share our cutting-edge technology with the world at this esteemed exhibition,” said CEO of Water Linked.

“With its ability to provide real-time 3D imaging and simplify data analysis, our Sonar 3D-15 is poised to transform how we explore and understand our oceans.”

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