New remotely operated fish-farming vehicle can handle or assist with everything from net inspection to feeding, repairs, and mort retrieval, Deep Trekker reports

Ayr, ON -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/24/2015 -- Deep Trekker introduced a new Underwater Drone To Help Fish Farming and Aquaculture specialists. Highly affordable, easy to transport, and simple to operate, the flexible new aquatic drone can assist with a wide range of aquaculture needs, from net inspection and feeding to routine monitoring and the removal of expired stock. Available immediately to customers worldwide, the new Deep Trekker product will help fish farms and aquaculture operations cut costs and improve operational efficiency and yields.

With natural fisheries the world over facing depletion just as global demand for animal-derived protein is surging, aquaculture is becoming an increasingly important source of food. Growing at an average annual rate of over 6 percent throughout the recent past, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, global aquaculture is set to overtake the capture of wild fish in total volume within the next ten years.

The increasing importance of aquaculture and fish farming to the world's food supplies means that ways of making these activities even more efficient are always welcome. While many of today's fish farming operations still rely on relatively low-tech approaches, others are developing competitive advantages through innovation.

Deep Trekker's just-announced, remotely operated underwater vehicle that targets aquaculture users represents a major opportunity of this sort. Capable of greatly reducing the labor requirements and risks associated with many common aquaculture duties, the portable, versatile new aquatic drone will positively transform aquaculture operations that take advantage of it.

With an intuitive, simple control scheme, the new Underwater Drone Remotely Operated Vehicle With Video Camera can be deployed to single-handedly accomplish important aquaculture tasks like the regular inspection of nets, fish feeding, and more. The new Deep Trekker drone can also be used in tandem with human divers and technicians to assist with their work, whether by providing light while repairs are made or ferrying supplies from shore.

The new aquaculture-focused Deep Trekker drone is a natural continuation of a line of related products that have already met with eager, productive adoption in a number of other industries. Deep Trekker's Portable ROV For Salvage With Grabber Arm, for example, is in widespread use in the underwater asset recovery and salvage industry, allowing for far more economical and safer retrieval of valuable submerged items compared to the use of human divers.

The company's affordable, flexible, accessible products are also now widely used by organizations that focus on oil and energy production, shipping, marine surveying, military and rescue missions, and more. Deep Trekker and its products have received coverage from a number of major general-interest media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, CBC News, and CTV News, as well as specialized publications like Sea Technology and Diver magazines. More information about the just-announced Deep Trekker aquaculture drone is available now at the company's website.

About Deep Trekker Inc
Producing remotely controlled underwater vehicles that are easy to operate and can be customized for a wide range of applications, Deep Trekker brings affordable, flexible, highly capable drone technology to the mainstream.

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New guide at company's website shows how much affordable ROVs have to offer to aquaculture operations, Deep Trekker reports

Ayr, ON -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/14/2015 -- Deep Trekker Inc. announced the publication of a new video guide to the use of remotely operated vehicles in aquaculture. Making it simpler, safer, and quicker than ever before to take care of everything from routine net inspection to scouting new sites, ROVs of the kind produced by Deep Trekker are proving to be an indispensable addition to the toolkits of many of today's top aquaculture specialists. The brand new guide at the Deep Trekker website at http://www.deeptrekker.com will be of great interest to anyone involved with aquaculture or with an interest in innovative uses for technology.

"One of the most impressive things about our remotely operated vehicles is just how versatile they are," Deep Trekker representative Amanda Coulas said, "Whether for oil and energy exploration hundreds of feet under water or scouting out the perfect pool for a new aquaculture expansion, our ROVs are right at home in a huge variety of environments and roles. We think that our brand new video guide covering the use of ROVs for aquaculture will give readers an even better idea as to just how much they are capable of."

With many of the world's great fisheries nearing exhaustion, aquaculture is becoming an increasingly important source of food for much of the global population. Cultivating fish of many species in controlled environments like isolated tanks, ponds, or staked-out pens in harbors is not just possible, it is often one of the most economical and environmentally friendly ways of all of producing the animal-based protein that so many people seek for their diets.

With a pair of compact, remotely operated vehicles that share a unique set of features, Deep Trekker Inc. is an invaluable partner to many of the most successful and forward-thinking aquaculture operations around the world today. Unlike the bulky, expensive ROVs that are the standard elsewhere in the industry, Deep Trekker's DTG2 and DTX2 units are affordable for companies of virtually any size, making highly capable ROV functionality far more accessible than in the past.

As the company's new video guide to the uses of ROVs for aquaculture shows, the Deep Trekker DTG2, for example, can be used for everything from the regular inspection of fish nets to the retrieval of expired fish before they can pose a risk to healthy ones. Simple to operate, the highly maneuverable Deep Trekker ROVs can greatly increase operational efficiency for aquaculture companies, while also contributing to greater safety and other important improvements.

The new Deep Trekker video guide is available in the "ROV News" section at the company's website. Visitors to the site can also learn more about the company's products, as well as their many uses in industries as diverse as oil and energy, commercial salvage, emergency response, and more.

About Deep Trekker Inc.
With the world's first highly affordable, remotely operated underwater vehicles, Deep Trekker brings new capabilities and options to clients in a wide range of industries, helping to cut costs, boost efficiency, and more.

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Individuals wishing to learn more about the remotely operated vehicles find these demos to be of great help, reports DeepTrekker.com

Ayr, ON -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/13/2015 -- Deep Trekker announces they will be hosting a live demo at Aquaculture Nanaimo BC from May 31 to June 3, 2015. Individuals interested in learning more about the remotely operated vehicles find these demos to be of great assistance, as they can see the vehicle in action and what it's capable of doing. The mini rov demo highlights what makes this machine stand out from others on the market today and offers potential buyers the opportunity to see the vehicle up close and personal.

"Individuals find the Deep Trekker ROV easy to use thanks to the gaming style controller and patented pitching system. The camera rotates 270 degrees, allowing users to inspect underwater from a number of directions. Most find they are proficient at piloting in only a matter of minutes, thanks to the gaming pad style controller and a weekend is all that is required to become an expert," Amanda Coulas, spokesperson for Deep Trekker, Inc., announces.

The ROV launches in less than 30 seconds, as the company has included everything one needs in the box. In fact, the Deep Trekker ROV remains the only truly portable vehicle of its kind now, featuring lithium ion batteries so no generator is needed. Users love the intuitive, handheld controller that provides all functionalities and the super bright screen makes it easy to see what one is doing.

Clients love that they can turn to Deep Trekker when they need assistance. The company is never more than a phone call or email away and doesn't maintain service hours, Coulas reports. A senior team member remains on call around the clock, so clients know that when they buy an ROV, they are actually buying a team of experts complete with their vision, ideas and experience.

Many individuals wonder if they can afford their own mini ROV and are pleasantly surprised to learn just how reasonable the price is when one purchases through Deep Trekker. The company feels everyone should be able to explore the oceans as that is the only way to fully understand them. The devices offered through Deep Trekker can withstand a beating, yet won't break the user's bank.

"To learn more about the devices offered through Deep Trekker or build an ROV that meets your unique needs, head over to http://www.deeptrekker.com

If you wish to see the device in action first, visit the company at Aquaculture Nanaimo BC. We are happy to answer all of your questions and help you build the perfect device for your requirements. The ocean is an amazing place and everyone should have the opportunity to explore its depths, and the mini ROVs offered through Deep Trekker make this possible," Coulas states.

About Deep Trekker Inc
Deep Trekker, Inc. functions as the world's only remotely operated vehicle maker of affordable devices that are both easy to use and portable. Individuals need access to commercial grade vehicles and the company remains committed to providing them at reasonable prices without sacrificing quality in the process.

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