This manned submersible is highly suited for rapid deployment from shore or offshore. Unlike typical submarines, the Ocean Pearl model has an extremely low draft and it can be driven on the water’s surface in very shallow water. The sub is readily transported on land by trailer can even be launched from shore using a regular boat ramp. The Ocean Pearl cabin opens fully in half as a clamshell and thereby offering an especially large entry and exit hatch. The Ocean Pearl is highly modular and can be equipped with a wide range of subsea tools to respond to various underwater tasks. From robotic manipulator arms, camera systems, sonars and acoustic imaging equipment, this submersibles has power and agility. This small submarine has considerable spare buoyancy ballast that permits high payload recovery. Additionally, the sub can readily hover at a specific location and accurately maintain its position, ideal for a for underwater intervention work. The Ocean Pearl is a highly effective submersible that requires only basic maintenance and is engineered to keep its core systems to their simplest form ensuring that crews operating the sub can easily maintain the vessel.

The remarkable amount of space within the very large entry hatch and the roomy entry area inside the submarine hull is a standout feature unique to the Aurora-3C submersible which distinguishes it from any other, compact submarine designs in the same weight category. This Aurora submersible entry arrangement for passengers is superior to all other submarine concepts. This private submersible is a fully electric sub powered by 6000m depth-rated pressure-balanced lithium-ion batteries representing the latest in subsea marine battery technology. The Aurora-3C’s hydrodynamic design, equipped with six powerful propulsion thrusters, is controlled from a single joystick and offers ultra-high agility of movement underwater. The submersible is designed to be positively buoyant at all times and should all propulsion system be turned off, the vessel will always slowly float back to surface on its own due to its natural positive buoyancy. This feature makes the submarine intrinsically safe.

The Aurora-80 series are subs featuring a large spherical window in addition to a rear hull section that together form these subs’ spacious cabin that can hold 3 to 5 people depending on the selected depth rating. The Aurora 80 submarines offer an optimal launch weight in the 8000Kg range category and can be depth rated from 300m, for 5 occupants, to 1300m for 3 occupants. These submersibles with either a 1000m or 1300m depth rating are perfect for a 3 person crew to perform deep scientific work as the subs can be equipped with a wide range of subsea tools from cameras, robotic manipulator arms, sonars, imaging tools and more. For shallower water, this submersible series is very well suited for tourism operations diving in the 300m or less depth range and they offer a pilot and four passengers an incredible underwater experience while featuring great amenities for boarding and for interior comfort.

The Aurora-90 series are submersibles that feature an extra-large spherical window with a rear metal hull section that together form these subs’ spacious cabin interior that can hold 3, 5 or 6 people depending on the selected depth rating. These submersibles’ extra metal hull section behind the window provides precious additional interior space and gives room for the passengers to all have front row seats in the bubble with the pilot located in the center rear section. The Aurora submersible entry arrangement for passengers is superior to all other submarine concepts. The top deck, made of synthetic teak, offers an excellent boarding platform supported by two retractable hand rails on each side. A staircase leads passengers to the large entry hatch and two additional steps in the cabin extend the upper staircase all the way inside to the cabin floor.

The Aurora-100 series are submersibles that feature an ultra-large spherical window with a rear metal hull section that together form these subs’ spacious cabin interior that can hold 3 to 7 people depending on the selected depth rating. The Aurora-100 submarines offer an optimal launch weight for diving depth ranges from 100m to 1000m but are heavier for deeper depths beyond that up to 2300m. The deep diving capability of this submersible series is ideal for a 3 person crew to perform deep scientific work as the subs can be equipped with a wide range of subsea tools from cameras, robotic manipulator arms, sonars, imaging tools and more. The sub’s bubble has no hatch on top of its dome and there are no large front pontoons structures obstructing the peripheral views. All these points provide the occupants a far better overall underwater view as well as real up close viewing ability.