Mipeg 2000 Replacement Kit

Please note that the Mipeg 2000 system is no longer available except for a limited number of spare parts and repair/support purposes only. 

The two main components of the replacement kit...

Autonomous bottom landers

Biological, chemical, and physical processes at the seafloor play an essential role to sustain ecosystem functioning of aquatic environments. In-situ incubations of sediment with overlying water...

Where do I put the load down?

The Mipeg X Slew Limit and Protection System (OLM) will give the operator a clear and easy-to-read situation chart showing the crane boom/crane hook on top of the mapped critical deck area or other...

The Port Of Fujairah ensures safe navigation

The Port of Fujairah is a deep port located in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates. The port recently installed a Vessel Traffic Management Information System to monitor and organize the vessel traffic...

Successful Motus Wave Sensor Integration on Larger Buoy Platforms

Operators in these environments want to benefit from fewer installed sensor platforms. To meet the needs of the operators, we have upgraded the Wave Sensor to measure additional parameters. In this...

New Feature From Mipeg X

Learn more about the new standards being enforced this coming May and how the Mipeg X Roll and Pitch feature can assist if the vessel moves outside the crane-rated limits.

Virtual Live Sessions

Book your session with our team and we will match you with our top expert in your geographic region, and schedule a time to...

Upcoming webinars hosted by Aanderaa - 2021

Oxygen Dynamics in the Oceans:

Recent Findings...

Mission improved in-situ sensors

The main goal is to develop new chemical sensors, and improve and refine existing underwater sensor technology. Aanderaa contributes to in-situ calibration system and develops trace, ultrastable...

First MOTUS Buoy deployed in North Africa

Located in the northwest part of Morocco, around 40 km south of Tangier and 30 km north of Larache, in the province Tangier-Asilah, is Port Asilah, mainly used for traditional fishing vessels and...