Mort collection solution sees Aviemore debut

What's New18 Jun 2024by Janice Johnston

Aquaculture 2024 in Aviemore was the first outing for Scottish ROV company MoROV to showcase their new mortality collection ROV (remotely operated vehicle). With the company’s base conveniently located in Inverness it was a short journey to the show, but the road to the final product involved 24 months of robust testing of all the components to ensure the utmost reliability in the most dynamic of environments. This focus was recognised and resulted in extremely positive feedback in Aviemore. The stand is already booked for Aquaculture 26 where the MoROV team look forward to showcasing future innovative products. www.morov.co.uk

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