SEAMOR Marine Ltd. news

Today we celebrate SEAMOR Marine’s 10th anniversary!

Over the past ten years, President Robin Li (right) together with Owner/Controller Inja Ma (left) grew SEAMOR from a small corner in a shared office to its current operations today.

Thanks to our hardworking team of employees and worldwide network of dealers, we have been successful in developing new products and delivering SEAMOR ROVs all over the world.

A SEAMOR Marine Chinook ROV was used to confirm the identity of a 1897 schooner barge, the Antelope, found 300 feet down at the bottom of Lake Superior near Wisconsin, USA. This ship is one of the most intact wooden schooners to be found at the bottom of the lake with its masts still standing. Its cargo (coal) may have helped the ship sink slowly, coal being a buoyant load, preventing the ship’s hull from collapsing during its descent.<

SEAMOR Marine was selected to be a stop on the Premier of British Columbia, the Honourable Christy Clark, tour of Nanaimo yesterday.

Accompanied by the Honourable Michelle Stilwell, MLA (Parksville-Qualicum) and multiple-time gold medal Paralympian, and Paris Gaudet, Executive Director for Innovation Island, Premier Clark toured our Nanaimo, British Columbia facility.

We were pleased to showca

An innovative product has been launched by SEAMOR Marine Ltd. An in-house designed and produced Auxiliary Camera has been developed to expand the capabilities of a underwater remotely-operated vehicles (ROV).

SEAMOR, producers of the very popular Chinook and Steelhead ROVs, have found a solution to the need for additional quality cameras that can easily be installed and used with a variety of ROVs. An easily-installed and respositionable full standard definition colour or black and wh

SEAMOR Marine was granted a prestigious recognition in Marine Technology Reporter’s 100 Compelling Companies Serving the Subsea Industry. We are thrilled to be once again listed among the top companies in the world. Having repeated our mention from this list in 2013, we are honoured to have our recent achievements with the Chinook and Steelhead ROVs recognized, particularly with our expansio

When two tugboats collided off the coast of Nanaimo in late May 2016, SEAMOR Marine Ltd. was quick on the scene to offer help.

The accident occurred the evening of May 24, 2016 in the south of Nanaimo between Duke Point and Gabriola Island. Two tug boats were running alongside one another, when one ship, the C.T. Titan, swerved and crashed into the smaller Albern tug. Two crew members were safely pulled from the water, but the Albern rolled and sank to the bottom of the Northumberland

The Aurora Trust Foundation called upon Daniel Nordstrom from AtlantEco, SEAMOR Marine‘s Norwegian dealer to help provide ROV support during their series of dives in Malta and Panarea Island off the coast of Sicily.  With a large interdisciplinary team, the mission for this excursion was to explore three shipwrecks that had historical significance and share this information with the Italian government.

The Chinook R

SEAMOR Marine‘s Lead Engineer, Dr. Chris Parker, was invited to speak at the Aquatic Solutions Conference, in New Orleans, USA on May 3, 2016.

Chris’ talk  focused on SEAMOR’s design philosophy: “Inspection Class ROVs: The pickup trucks of the subsea industry”. 

By discussing the importance and value of carefully integrated mechanical, electri

SEAMOR was thrilled to be recognized by our local community in March 2016 when we were nominated, and then won the award for “Innovation in Technology“.

Sponsored by the Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce, the Business Achievement Awards recognizes significant achievements through the unique implementation or development of technology, social innovation, or creative business practices resulting in productivity growth, opening of new markets, expa