Reach Remote winner of Norwegian Tech Awards
The uncrewed surface vessel Reach Remote has been awarded this year’s technology breakthrough.
The jury praises the technology as a global breakthrough with autonomous shipping and subsea operations.
– This award highlights what truly matters which is the ability to deliver, expertise, and world-class results, says Bjørg Mathisen Døving, VP at Reach Subsea.
Two 24-meter vessels are currently in operation, and two more are in the process of being built.
– With Reach Remote, we're not just making history – we're shaping the future with solutions the world needs – smarter, safer, and more sustainable. Reach Remote is more than technology – it's a new Norwegian export industry. This is only the beginning. Reach Remote is the result of taking on the hardest tasks – and actually delivering, adds Mathisen.
You can learn more about the plan for establishing an unmanned offshore fleet in the podcast with Bjørg Mathisen Døving.
Numerous awards
The awards are stacking up as Reach Subsea wins yet another award for its unmanned vessel Reach Remote.
The vessel was one of two winners during last year’s Underwater Technology Conference, and new awards are frequently added to the list.
Bjørg Mathisen Døving, together with Marthe Kristine Sand from Kongsberg Maritime with the UTC Award 2025 at Verftet in Bergen. Photo by Morten Sæle.
Join our resource group to learn more
Autonomous and uncrewed operations are hot topics in the offshore industry.
– We are seeing a step-change in remote operations, with an increased degree of autonomy, and new platforms and concepts enabling new solutions, says Jon Hellevang, R&D Manager at GCE Ocean Technology.
Several of our cluster members have launched remotely operated uncrewed vessels.
Would you like to join our resource group within autonomy and remote operations to stay updated on the latest developments? Send an e-mail to jon.hellevang@gceocean.no.
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