Seaeye Appoints Mako Technologies for GoM ROV Distribution

Monday, December 19, 2005

Seaeye has expanded in the US with the appointment of Mako Technologies as distributor of its ROVs in the Gulf of Mexico, UV Online reports. The deal follows deliveries to Mako of two Seaeye Falcons in November and the planned delivery of a Seaeye Lynx ROV for its rental pool in February with further systems now being discussed. Source: UV Online

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