We are an Australian company with a growing international reputation
focusing on the design and servicing of high quality underwater
electronics used in harsh environments.
BlueZone provides a wide range of products and services to the Oceanographic and research community and is a leading supplier of the following oceanographic products.
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Kraken’s KATFISH is an advanced, actively stabilized Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) towfish system engineered to deliver exceptional seabed intelligence
Read moreKraken Robotics Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) (MP-SAS)
Kraken’s Synthetic Aperture Sonar (SAS) represents a major advancement in underwater imaging technology, combining high‑resolution imaging and bathymetric mapping in a single system.
Read moreArtemis TOM‑S – Tactical Observation Mast (Standalone)
The Artemis TOM‑S (Tactical Observation Mast – Standalone) is a next‑generation handheld surveillance solution engineered for operators who require reliable, covert above‑water imaging in dynamic environments.
Read moreAdvancing ASW Readiness with SEABER’s RECALL® Micro AUV
As naval undersea threats grow more sophisticated, the demand for smarter, safer, and more realistic operator training has never been greater. As undersea warfare becomes increasingly complex, navies must...
Read MoreFrom Depths to Discovery: Xeos Petrel X3 Enhances Oceanographic Operations
As oceanographers push deeper into uncharted waters, the Xeos Petrel X3 emerges as a vital lifeline; ensuring that even the most remote underwater assets find their way home. In the...
Read MoreSeeTrack: The Defence Ready Command and Control System for Maritime Autonomy
In an era where robotic systems define naval superiority, SeeTrack stands at the centre: Uniting AUVs, ROVs, and operators into one powerful defence ecosystem As autonomous technologies reshape the...
Read MoreDeepSea Power & Light We would like to inform you that the SeaLite Sphere SLS‑7200 has officially reached end‑of‑life and is no longer in production. This decision follows the...
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