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KUM Offshore (KUMO) products

KUMO NAMMU - OBS System

Up to 50 units can be transported in one 20-foot shipping container. Easy and intuitive programming is offered over a web interface via Wi-Fi – accessible from your laptop or smartphone. No special software is required. Usually a free-falling system, it can also be deployed by ROV.

KUMO ISOPOD - Model K/MT 4231 - OBS System

KUMO had great success from the start with NAMMU. However, the team was soon faced with an interesting challenge: how to develop a new, more compact, short-term OBS system that would carry only the OBS essentials in an even smaller, more cost-effective package.

KUMO VIBROCORER - Vibrating Coring System

A sophisticated, electrically driven, vibrating coring system that can extract optimum samples at speed in depths of up to 1000 m or more. The original KUMO Vibrocorer – VC(VKG) 3/6/9 – has been successfully operating in harsh climates and challenging deep sea conditions for many years. Satisfied clients include Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency Germany, MMT Sweden, Fugro and Geo Marine Survey Systems (Geo-Corer) Netherlands, Next Geosolutions Italy and Jan De Nul Belgium. The KUMO Vibrocorer is available for full purchase including all additional equipment and consumables required. If your operation only requires the Vibrocorer for a set period of time, we can provide the equipment on a rental or lease basis regardless of your project length.

KUMO 6D6 - Model K/MT 4240 - Customisable Marine Data Logger

Data collection is one of the most essential factors in any subsea operation, if not the most essential. The collection and accurate recording of data must be carried out to a high standard across the lifetime of a project, which can run for months and sometimes years. Despite this requirement, many traditional data loggers have often struggled in the marine environment due to limited measuring capabilities and high power consumption, which in turn leads to very short operational timelines.

KUMO TOM300 - Model K/MT 4240A - Timing Oscillator Module

During any seismic operation, the recording and collection of accurate timestamps is essential to ensure the reliability of the data set. Inaccurate time data can cause significant errors in data processing and interpretation and may lead to incorrect conclusions. This task is especially difficult when working on the seabed where no GPS, clock or power source is available.