ROV inspection
Structured visual assessment of quay walls, bridge piers, basins, pipelines and vessel structures — with documented routing and traceable findings capture.
ScanSustain · ROV underwater diagnostics
For engineering offices, authorities, industry and expert witnesses — from a single ROV inspection to recurring special missions. Precise data capture, structured documentation, reproducible results — prepared for authority review.
Trust & Quality
Three characteristics shape the way ScanSustain works — and are particularly relevant wherever underwater inspections must be documented in a traceable, defensible and audit-grade manner.
Every mission ends in a structured data package: sorted raw data, findings report, optional damage matrix — in a format engineering offices, authorities and expert witnesses can use.
Routes, depths and viewpoints are documented so a follow-up inspection can repeat the same route years later. The result: trustworthy time-series data instead of isolated snapshots.
We know the requirements for structural inspection, EIA baselines and evidence preservation. Reports are prepared in coordination with authorities so they flow directly into administrative records and expert opinions.
Six structured service areas — three primary services for the most frequent applications, three special services for particular requirements. Every area follows the same reproducible process, depending on the project request and agreement.
Structured visual assessment of quay walls, bridge piers, basins, pipelines and vessel structures — with documented routing and traceable findings capture.
Acoustic capture in turbid or opaque water. Multibeam, side-scan and profile recordings — even where optical methods reach their limits.
Geometric capture of structures and water bodies. Depth profiles, layout plans and reference models as basis for planning, maintenance and assessment.
Standardised follow-up inspections with identical routing — for structural inspection, compliance cycles and long-term condition tracking.
Non-invasive mapping of habitats, sediment and growth. Baseline data for EIAs, protected-area verification and conservation documentation.
Systematic search missions with evidence preservation — for insurers, expert witnesses, authorities and emergency organisations. With position, timestamp and a complete chain of documentation.
Every sector has its own requirements — asset types, reporting formats, inspection cycles and regulatory context. Choose your entry point.
Quay walls, dolphins, sheet piles, locks — inspection without operational downtime.
Bridge piers, bank structures, structural inspection — authority-ready documentation.
Cooling basins, fire-water tanks, pipelines, intakes — compliance & maintenance.
Habitat mapping, protected areas, EIA baselines — non-invasive and reproducible.
Casualty, evidence preservation, expert opinion — expertly documented.
Six properties that make a ScanSustain mission plannable, precise and documentation-strong — regardless of type, visibility or sector, depending on the project request and agreement.
The ROV is operated remotely. No personnel risk underwater, no current or depth dependencies that constrain the mission.
HD video, targeted stills, sonar and position data on demand — chronologically ordered, archive-ready, directly reusable.
Every mission is captured with a method protocol and a defined route. Follow-up missions reproduce the same path.
Hours of uninterrupted capture, weather-independent operation during ongoing activities, short-notice mobilisation possible.
Structured findings report with position reference, classification and action recommendation — in the format your reviewing body requires.
Harbour basins, rivers, lakes, industrial tanks, locks, bridge piers, pipelines, culverts — down to 300 m depth.
Every mission follows five steps with defined input, defined output and clear responsibility. That makes deployments plannable — and results comparable.
Depending on the mission, we provide video, still images and sonar data – packaged as structured documentation for engineering decisions.
Common use cases include ports, quay walls, bridges and shoreline structures, dams, industrial basins, pipelines and submerged assets.
We align scope and constraints, execute the ROV inspection, and deliver results in a clear and traceable format.
Maximum operating depth depends on the selected system and conditions. We define the suitable configuration on a per-project basis.
No. High-output lighting and sonar support documentation even in turbid water.
The ROV is operated remotely from shore, jetty or vessel. Lighting, sonar and camera enable access to narrow ducts, deep zones and high-current sections with no personnel risk underwater. Details on the method profile are in the knowledge hub.
Yes. We structure documentation so follow-up missions can be executed and compared reliably.
As a structured package including video/photo/sonar, optional annotations, and a concise summary for decision-making.
Yes. Relevant areas can be clearly highlighted and prepared for technical assessment.
Short-notice deployments are possible depending on scope and travel time. Planned projects benefit from a short lead time.
Based in Austria, we support missions in Austria and Germany, and further EU locations upon request.
Yes. Live video can be provided to support real-time assessment on request.
No. Deliverables support engineering decisions but do not replace legally regulated expert reports.