Over the next couple of weeks we’ll be reaching out to everyone we met to continue those discussions and explore any potential opportunities to work together.

It was fantastic to be invited to display SeaTrio’s products, meet so many familiar and new faces, and be part of such a well-run event. A huge thank you to the ORCA team for hosting and for making us feel so welcome.

We recently put our subsea IP cameras through a series of latency tests, and the results were impressive — with some cameras performing at as little as ~150 ms end-to-end.

The result: compact LED strips that can be strapped to the ROV’s skids, with smooth dimming control via a 0–5 V signal. Simple, robust, and subsea-ready. ⚙️🌊

📍 You’ll find us at: Unit 56, Bankhead Drive, City South Business Park, Portlethen, AB12 4XX

This system allows precise control of subsea cameras and lights from the surface 🌊📡, and has been built to meet both operational needs and regulatory requirements 📋.

At SeaTRiO, we're not just building subsea technology—we’re validating it under real conditions.

We’re excited to announce the arrival of our brand-new pressure testing facility—a major step forward for our in-house development and quality assurance.

Last night, our very own Maurice Coull got hands-on with a bit of local engineering—fixing the communication system in the Stonehaven Land Train

At SeaTRiO Ltd, testing isn't just a checkbox — it's a core part of our process and business strategy. We believe that rigorous validation is essential to delivering the most reliable and competitive subsea products on the market.

Early this year, the company where we (three engineers and long-time colleagues) worked together made its entire engineering team redundant. It was a hard hit—not just professionally, but personally. And from that, SeaTRiO was formed.