When the Standard Metrology Interface Isn’t Available: Zupt’s TS-01

Not every subsea hub provides a straightforward interface for metrology Max-8 style hubs may not have a metrology receptacle associated with the pressure cap. In other cases, a jumper may already be installed. Either situation can present a challenge...

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3D Recon V2 Mobilizes for Subsea Inspection Campaign in the US Gulf

Following successful System Integration Testing last week, Zupt's 3D Recon V2 is now mobilizing for an upcoming subsea inspection campaign in the US Gulf The campaign will use 3D Recon V2 for Fast Digital Inspection of subsea assets, capturing the da...

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Supporting Offshore Wind Transition Piece Leveling with Real-Time Attitude Data

Zupt's Gyro Box gives installation crews continuous visibility into transition piece orientation as leveling adjustments are made Leveling an offshore wind transition piece (TP) requires crews to know precisely how the structure is sitting while adju...

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Zupt Completes 3D Recon V2 SIT Ahead of Subsea Inspection Campaign

Finding an integration issue offshore is a lot more difficult than finding it onshore Last week, the Zupt team was at the DeepOcean facility conducting System Integration Testing (SIT) for an upcoming subsea inspection campaign in the US Gulf. During...

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3D Recon Painter: Real-Time Survey Coverage for Subsea 3D Modeling

High-resolution subsea modeling depends on knowing whether you're capturing the coverage you need, both before the survey begins and in real time That's why we developed 3D Recon Painter, a planning and visualization tool for subsea survey coverage. ...

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Big thanks to The Hydrographic Society of America (THSOA) of Houston for another great HydroBowl!

It was a fun evening of bowling, friendly competition, and catching up with others across the hydrographic community. We always appreciate opportunities to get together outside of the day-to-day, strengthen industry connections, and support organizat...

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We are excited to spotlight Shaan Khan, Offshore Survey Engineer at Zupt

Shaan supports offshore survey operations and positioning projects around the world A graduate of the University of Houston with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Shaan combines a strong engineering foundation with hands-on experience gained t...

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How can heading, pitch, and roll be quickly measured on a subsea structure?

Designed for rapid ROV deployment, Zupt's Subsea Static Heading Sensor can be placed directly onto a subsea structure, providing real-time heading, pitch, and roll measurements on an onboard display that can be read immediately by the ROV camera, wit...

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Zupt is entering an exciting new chapter

We are pleased to announce that Zupt has joined Rosenxt Group Zupt has joined Rosenxt, a global technology group delivering Advanced Technological Services for critical infrastructure in harsh environments. Since 2005, our team has worked closely wit...

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How do engineers accurately measure the position and orientation between two subsea assets?

One approach is inertial metrology When a jumper or spool piece needs to be fabricated, those measurements need to be highly accurate. Even small errors can mean fabrication that is out of specification, leading to long term integrity concerns. With ...

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What can a subsea digital twin actually tell engineers?

Created from thousands of overlapping images using subsea photogrammetry, a digital twin provides a highly detailed, measurable 3D model This model allows engineers to continue examining, measuring, and evaluating an asset long after the offshor...

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Engineering offshore technology involves far more than designing hardware and software

Offshore, every system must perform in an environment where downtime is costly, access to clean space workshops are limited, and reliability matters Our core technologies are developed in-house. From concept and design through manufacturing, testing,...

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We're hiring a Technical Survey Professional at Zupt in Houston

This full-time, office-based position supports offshore survey and metrology projects worldwide by combining offshore survey expertise with engineering and project support. The role includes planning and supporting offshore survey projects, preparing...

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An offshore survey doesn't begin offshore

Long before an ROV enters the water, offshore survey teams are already preparing for the work ahead Experienced offshore survey teams spend far more time preparing than most people realize. That preparation often includes questions like: 🟧 What preli...

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What Makes a Good Offshore Survey Team?

Successful offshore projects rarely depend on one person They rely on a team that can combine technical expertise, communicate effectively, and adapt when conditions change. Here are a few qualities that make the difference.🟧 Strong communicationSurv...

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Different offshore projects face different challenges

But many share the same underlying problem: Teams need accurate information fast enough to keep operations moving  Whether that's through: 🟧 Subsea Positioning & Inertial Metrology supporting jumper and spool fabrication, asset position...

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Meet Laura Ojeda, one of Zupt's Offshore Survey Engineers

In this short two-minute video, Laura shares her perspective on offshore life in her native Spanish, with English subtitles From the countries she's visited to how she spends her time while traveling and what she enjoys doing when she's off shift, La...

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Behind every metrology campaign is a team already preparing for the next one

Following recent inertial metrology projects, our team is mobilizing for another campaign in Nigeria The project will utilize Zupt's C-PINS inertial metrology system to perform jumper metrology. Accurate subsea positioning is critical, requiring reli...

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Reducing Uncertainty During Offshore Wind Installation

Small positioning errors can quickly turn into lost time offshore, additional vessel costs, or rework During offshore wind installation, crews are often working with limited visibility to monopiles, vessel movement, environmental forces, and tig...

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The offshore industry has spent decades improving the ability to accurately position assets relative to the ROV and sensors used to inspect them

As an inspection progresses, observations, measurements, and inspection findings must remain correctly positioned relative to the structure being inspected Maintaining that spatial relationship is critical for understanding what those findings actual...

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