Applications for BBC One, National Park Service, and OceanGate's RMS Titanic Expedition Developed for Marine Archaeology and Virtual Reality Programs BOULDER, CO--(Marketwired - March 28, 2017) - 3D at Depth, a global provider of advanced subsea LiDAR systems and solutions, today announced their integrated subsea LiDAR technology delivered a new generation of enhanced 3D models and imagery for several recent customer projects. Each of the projects varied in scope, complexity, and depth with several of the locations requiring survey implementation near or around sensitive marine archaeological sites. Originally, 3D at Depth launched the first commercially available subsea LiDAR solution to serve the offshore oil and gas market. Today, the company has seen considerable interest from other industries where measurable, repeatable, millimetric data sets are a priority. Using the innovations developed for offshore metrologies and inspections, 3D at Depth was able to create advanced applications for deep-water marine archaeological site and structure mapping. For these particular projects, 3D at Depth's unique steerable LiDAR beam, combined with their powerful back-end software program, expanded the survey footprint and allowed for greater data penetration models.

Initial Deep water Trial Demonstrates Time Saving for High-Resolution Subsea Mapping and Metrologies BOULDER, CO–(Marketwired – April 05, 2017) – 3D at Depth, a global provider of advanced subsea LiDAR systems and solutions, is pleased to announce, the success of a recent trial using Inertial Navigation System (INS) aided LiDAR data collection from a moving platform. The project was jointly sponsored by TechnipFMC and 3D at Depth, LLC with inertial navigation partner iXblue. Under the Joint Development Agreement (JDA), 3D at Depth and iXblue successfully integrated and collected motion compensated subsea LiDAR data of an oilfield in water depths greater than 2000 meter

BOULDER, CO--(Marketwired - March 14, 2017) - The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), a private, non-profit center for ocean research and technology development, is working with 3D at Depth, a global leader in subsea optical systems and solutions, on a next generation subsea LiDAR system optimized for autonomous seafloor mapping

Project Has Cost Effective Implications Across Life of Field Programs and Intervention Planning BOULDER, CO--(Marketwired - October 31, 2016) - Fugro and 3D at Depth, a global provider of advanced subsea LiDAR systems and solutions, announce the world's first application of subsea LiDAR data used to 3D Print an accurate 1:1 physical model of a damaged well part. The ability to use accurate spatial data in subsea part fabrication with 3D printing, introduces a wide range of possibilities to reduce costs across intervention planning and Life of Field programs. The subsea part fabrication was part of a larger project conducted in early 2016, using 3D at Depth's subsea LiDAR SL 2 technology and point cloud software.

Boulder, Co. — October 14, 2015 — 3D at Depth, a global technology provider of advanced subsea LiDAR systems and solutions, and Technip USA, Inc., an affiliate of Technip SA of France, announced today that they have signed a joint development agreement (JDA) to expand and commercialize the LiDAR technology for subsea metrology, field survey and IRM applications. Commonly referred to as laser scanning, LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is a technology for collecting precise 3D models of subsea structures and seabed topography. It addresses the challenges of subsea data collection and imaging in deep waters for metrology survey programs and as-built field configurations.