Strategic Partnership Strengthens Market Position
Mariscope and Reach Robotics recently signed an exclusive representation agreement in Chile and Argentina, expanding Mariscope's footprint significantly across South American markets. The partnership will focus on underwater applications that current equipment or technology cannot handle effectively; such as precise retrieval operations in challenging subsea environments.
Mariscope was established in 1994 in Kiel, Germany. Since then it has become a world leader in remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), towed systems, cameras, lights and oceanographic equipment development and manufacturing. Their products serve various sectors including offshore oil and gas operations, subsea engineering firms and marine research institutes worldwide.
Enhancing Subsea Operations Capabilities
Mariscope and Reach Robotics' collaboration aims to meet specialized underwater applications requiring precision and advanced technological capabilities, by combining Mariscope's diverse oceanographic system portfolio with Reach Robotics' regional knowledge and market presence in Chilean and Argentine markets. Together they form an unparalleled partnership for operators operating within these markets.
Mariscope stands out in the global market thanks to their lifetime warranty without restrictions on operational hours, which they emphasize as unique in offering robust systems to serve demanding offshore and oceanographic sectors. This dedication to product longevity and reliability underscores Mariscope's dedication to serving these demanding sectors.
Expanding Global Footprint
Mariscope's South American expansion demonstrates its goal to strengthen its international presence across key maritime regions. Mariscope continues to create innovative equipment, such as its recent developments of manned submarine rescue ROVs and underwater operation support systems, for diverse applications. Through partnerships such as this one, they aim to extend both their technological capabilities and market presence in strategically important regions.