Fourth VideoRay for US Coast Guard
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Fourth VideoRay for US Coast Guard

The US Coast Guard has purchased VideoRay systems valued over US$ 231,000. These miniature swimming robots are currently used to investigate potential underwater dangers. The Coast Guard is testing VideoRay in the quick, efficient and economical inspection of ships, piers and harbours for condition and security. The purchase includes a VideoRay Pro II, four Desert Star Shiphull Inspection systems, peripheral equipment and training. This follows the initial purchase of three VideoRay Pro units in December 2002, training classes and demonstrations and deployments throughout several Coast Guard locations. The Hull Inspection system from Desert Star allows precision navigation and location of any target or condition on a ship hull. When added to the VideoRay vehicle, a small team can quickly and methodically inspect either an entire ship hull or only those areas most likely to be tampered with.

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