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Proven synthetic aperture sonar, now available beyond integrated systems

Kongsberg Discovery is opening up access to one of the world’s most advanced underwater imaging technologies, with today’s market launch of the HISAS2020 synthetic aperture sonar. 

KONGSBERG signing a declaration for artificial intelligence and quantum technology

The leading companies in Norway are joining forces in a historic joint effort to strengthen the country's competitiveness in artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum technology. The declaration, "Two…

New EM2042 Variants Strengthen Multibeam Capabilities for Naval and Deepwater Missions

Kongsberg Discovery has strengthened its multibeam echosounder portfolio with the launch of two new EM2042 variants, extending high-performance seabed mapping capability from surface vessels to…

Major upgrade sets new standards in electromagnetic sensing

Kongsberg Discovery has upgraded its innovative Listen electromagnetic sensor system, setting new standards for inspections, surveys and knowledge acquisition in complex underwater environments. 

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Innovation, partnership and protection in focus at Oceanology International

Kongsberg Discovery is using this year’s Oceanology International (OI) as a platform to demonstrate existing leadership and future potential. Two “groundbreaking” technology launches will be revealed…

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Strong demand for research vessels

Research vessels are crucial in advancing our knowledge of the oceans, providing vital observations for disciplines such as climate science and marine biology, and remain central to oceanographic…

ECHO81 Named Top Winner of the 2026 Image Contest

We are pleased to announce ECHO81 is the top winner of our 2026 Calendar Image Contest. ECHO81’s EM2042 bathymetry image of the New York tunnel will be featured on the cover of the 2026 calendar and…

One Ocean Expedition sails into Pacific Northwest with Kongsberg Discovery

The world’s oldest state-of-the-art research vessel sailed into Vancouver and Seattle recently on its voyage to explore, understand and safeguard our fragile ocean environments.