Science & Data Collection
                
                
              
              Lowest impact deep diving research submarine in the world
                    
                      Pisces VI submarine offers marine scientists of all disciplines the most flexible and lowest cost platform in the industry. Our specialized thrusters and ballasting arrangement make Pisces VI the quietest, lowest impact deep diving research submarine in the world.
                    
                  
                  
                    Pisces VI Submarine does not leave behind ballast weights. The vehicle uses seawater as ballast rather than steel weights, which allows operations which have no negative effect on the subsea environment. This allows Pisces VI to do diving operations in marine protected areas and areas with sensitive ecosystems.
                    
                  
                 
              
                    
                      
                        Why Pisces VI?
                      
                    
                    
                  
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                      The most affordable access to deep ocean exploration 
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                      The quietest and lowest impact deep diving research submarine in the world. Pisces VI does not leave behind ballast weights 
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                      Reduced size for easy transportation to diving place, fitting in a 20 feet container 
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                      Robotic arm that can manipulate instruments and obtain samples, ranging from hard-rock geology to delicate biology sampling 
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                      Basket reconfigured with different instruments and collection devices 
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                      A large amount of scientific tools and sensors available for rent 
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                      Direct observation through three view ports and video cameras 
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                      Instrument placement 
Pisces is the perfect platform for
 
              
                Archaeology
                
              
                
              
 
              
                Biology
                
              
                
              
 
              Chemistry
 
              Climate Change
                
              
 
              
                Engineering
                
              
                
              
 
              Environment research
 
              Geology
 
              Hydrography
 
              Identification of new species
 
              Vulcanology
            
          
