Fugro is a Geo-data specialist that has expanded its expertise from the maritime sector into the space industry, particularly in remote operations and robotics. Through its Australian Space Automation, AI and Robotics Control Complex (SpAARC), Fugro supports space missions by providing infrastructure for software simulation, robotic systems control, and mission planning, including lunar missions under NASA's Artemis program. Fugro partners with organizations like the Australian Space Agency, NASA, ESA and Intuitive Machines, offering services such as satellite positioning, and contributing to the development of lunar terrain vehicles. Their activities support innovation, research, and the growth of the space industry ecosystem.
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Fugro's technology provides Heerema with a solid support base for their global project portfolio, ensuring optimized offshore operations that minimize environmental impact.
Fugro's support will provide centimeter level precision for Heerema's installation projects.
Fugro has signed a four-year global framework agreement with Heerema Marine Contractors for survey and positioning support services onboard Heerema’s heavy lift crane vessels.
Fugro will provide survey Geo-data and positioning support to assist Heerema in identifying seabed structures and debris.
Fugro will use innovative vision technologies, such as QuickVision®, 3Direct®, and InclinoCam®, combined with remote services to optimize Heerema’s offshore installation and decommissioning campaigns.
Pooja Mahapatra is the Solution Owner for Geospatial at Fugro in The Netherlands.
Fugro performed experiments in 2011 in collaboration with Christian Michelsen Research (CMR) to investigate the effect of motion on a profiling wind LiDAR operating on Fugro’s Wavescan buoy.
Fugro produced the first commercial SEAWATCH® Wind Lidar Buoy in 2013.
Fugro is committed to supporting the United Kingdom’s energy transition and to continuing to work with Ørsted on the Hornsea Project.
Fugro has been involved in the development of the Hornsea Project sites since 2011, completing geophysical, geotechnical, and environmental services.
Fugro’s partnership agreement with IOC-UNESCO includes significant in-kind support from Fugro via loan of experts to the IOC-Secretariat in Paris to establish and administer two ocean science working groups.
Fugro CEO Mark Heine supports private-sector leadership in the Ocean Decade and commits Fugro to provide leadership and deliver on the trust placed in the company.
As a member of the Ocean Decade Alliance, Fugro will help create a platform demonstrating the role of science in providing solutions for ocean sustainability.
The Colorado Department of Transportation awarded Fugro a four-year contract to perform pavement condition and right-of-way imagery.
Fugro's role in the project is to provide the University of Houston with real-world Geo-data and guidance for hands-on training.
Jason Smith is Fugro’s Global Director for Geo-data Analysis and Geoconsulting.
Fugro has developed a machine learning solution for mapping boulder fields from seafloor data to identify and analyze thousands of boulders.
Fugro has joined the University of Houston and four partnering universities on a collaborative project to advance Geo-data science skills in the energy sector.
Fugro’s surveys for the cable route will include remotely operated vehicle inspections and shallow geotechnical investigations using the Fugro Blue Snake geotechnical system.
Fugro’s team of geoconsultants and technologies, including Fugro Blue Snake, will provide Geo-data to support clients’ sustainability goals.