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FIFISH E-GO

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About FIFISH E-GO

QYSEA’s FIFISH E-GO is a modular industrial ROV with six-directional thrust and 360-degree underwater movement. The standard vehicle is rated to 100 metres, with a separately configured 200-metre option. It reaches three knots, carries up to five kilograms underwater and provides six attachment positions when fitted with the optional expansion dock.

A 1/1.8-inch camera records 4K video at 30 frames per second, while four lights provide up to 10,000 lumens and support ten-centimetre close focus. Q-Steady 3.0, visual station lock and programmed cruise paths help the operator hold or repeat an inspection trajectory. Two hot-swappable batteries provide a stated 150-minute standard operating period; battery exchange is performed in air. Tools include sonar, positioning, measurement, sampling and manipulation modules selected for the mission.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Navigation and obstacle avoidance

    Claimed - 2023-11-15 - FIFISH E-GO introduced a modular ROV with semi-autonomous navigation, AI visual recognition and hot-swappable batteries.

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  • Autonomous route navigation

    Claimed - 2023-11-15 - FIFISH E-GO introduced a modular ROV with semi-autonomous navigation, AI visual recognition and hot-swappable batteries.

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Observed use

Exact-product configurations are shown without inferring supply, purchase, customer status, standard fit, deployment or partnership.

  • ZainTECH Kuwait petrochemical inspection

    Pilot - Connected - Physical - E-GO with Q-Cam D/L inspected a petrochemical cooling basin.

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  • Alaska under-ice rescue exercise

    Evaluation - Connected - Physical - E-GO performed confined under-ice search tasks during the rescue exercise.

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Timeline

  • QYSEA launches FIFISH E-GO underwater robot

    2023-11-15 - Product Launch - FIFISH E-GO introduced a modular ROV with semi-autonomous navigation, AI visual recognition and hot-swappable batteries. The system targets professional inspection, intervention and structured underwater operations. Its modular architecture supports multiple sensors, tools and mission configurations.

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