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Teledynewww.teledynemarine.com With 23 brands, and more than 400 marine products in its portfolio, Teledyne Marine collectively offers the largest breadth of technology in the industry. From tiny connectors to 6000m rated AUVs - and virtually everything in between - Teledyne is well positioned to solve subsea’s biggest challenges. Whether customers seek a single product, or a complex turnkey solution, Teledyne Marine has the vision and capability to deliver leading-edge technology to commercial, academic, and defense customers around the globe. As the organization continues to grow and mature, and customer needs continue to evolve, particular focus has been placed on integrating Teledyne’s many sensors, sonars, connectors and vehicles to simplify and streamline customers’ technology sourcing, selection and system integration issues. The following are several examples of how Teledyne’s technologies can be combined to solve industry challenges: Increasing understanding of the ocean In 2019, Teledyne Marine became a partner to the Nekton Deep Ocean Research Institute in support of First Descent, which was a series of exciting expeditions designed to explore and conserve the Indian Ocean. Teledyne Marine supplied a wide array of sensors and technology to empower Nekton’s manned submersible, ROVs, and surface vessel to collect critical data pivotal to this mission. Equipment supplied by Teledyne Marine included: • RESON SeaBat T50-P Extended Range multibeam echosounder and RD Instruments new next-gen 6000M rated Pinnacle Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP). These technologies served the dual purpose of supporting the expedition by providing previously unknown information about seabed topology and ocean currents, and assisting in the safe deployment of the two manned submersibles. • Numerous Bowtech subsea cameras and lights provided critically valuable high quality video of both flora and fauna from remote locations around the Seychelles. • A BlueView forward looking sonar assisted with safe navigation beyond the range of visibility for the remotely operated vehicles. • Data collected were processed and visualized using Teledyne PDS and Teledyne CARIS powerful software solutions. Reaching new depths In 2019, Teledyne also launched the SEAR-APTOR, a survey grade deep water autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) designed to operate at abyssal depths. A wide range of sensors allow the SeaRaptor to complete several types of missions including: broad area search with side-scan sonar, hydrographic survey with multibeam and sub bottom profiler, and high resolution inspection survey with camera and acoustic sonar. These surveys support applications such as search and recovery, salvage, exploration, construction support, marine archaeology, and oceanography. The vehicle offers several payload ports that provide serial communication, Ethernet and power. These ports can be used for field-swappable sensors. In addition, removable batteries and data storage enable rapid turn-around to maximize operating time. The newly designed SeaRaptor AUV incorporates a broad range of Teledyne content including: • Benthos acoustic modems, ascent and descent weight releases, a black box pinger locator, sub-bottom profiler; • RESON multi-beam echosounders, obstacle avoidance multi-beam sonar; • RD Instruments Doppler Velocity Log (DVL), and Current, Temperature, and Depth sensor (CTD); • and Teledyne CARIS onboard processing software. In addition, the first vehicle delivered also

carried a third party Side Scan Sonar, INS, and camera and strobe system. The integration of Teledyne Marine’s leading vehicle design, instrumentation, imaging, and interconnect solutions from a single supplier, as well as the incorporation of third party sensors into a turnkey package for customers, makes the company unique in the unmanned underwater vehicle market. Outfitting an ROV From inspection to work class ROVs, the Teledyne Marine companies have a long history of supplying critical sen-sors and systems to outfit and empower ROV platforms of all shapes and sizes. Collectively,...