Application Gallery

Aerostat for Large Adaptive Array (LRA) project. A.G.O. manufactured servo controlled balloon winches for the Large Adaptive Reflector/Square Kilometer Array project. This balloon winch project involves building the world's largest steerable radio telescope at Penticton, BC, Canada (Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory). Read more !

CSW-6 portable winch - Photo courtesy of Coastal Geoscience	AGO pressure cases and sub sea housings
CSW-6 winch with towed camera system- Photo courtesy of Coastal Geoscience	CSW-8 winch with Focal 180 slip ring - Photo courtesy of Sea Sciences
CSW-7 on a rigid hull Zodiac with a Klein side scan sonar	Diver welding using A.G.O. underwater camera and laser in a helmet mount
Sea Sciences Acrobat system towed by CSW-6 winch - Photo courtesy of Sea Sciences	A screen capture illustrating A.G.O.'s video overlay and sub-sea video camera system - Photo courtesy of Coastal & Ocean Resources Inc.
STING system ready for deployment. This device is an underwater sediment bearing strength probe. Find out more about STING on our Instrumentation page.	A.G.O. custom-designed Arrow-2 towed body launched using a CSW-6 portable winch.The Arrow-2 is equipped with an underwater camera and light system manufactured by A.G.O. - Photo courtesy of Coastal & Ocean Resources Inc.
A.G.O.'s laser and video overlay system.	The CMW-1 winch is an aluminum frame side scan sonar winch based on our CSW-8 model. It has a 4 ft x 4 ft footprint and weighs approximately 900 lbs without cable.
A.G.O.’s video crab trap system consists of a custom camera cage, high resolution underwater video camera, and optionally, lights and lasers.	Remotely operated CSW-1 winch
Aerostat for Large Adaptive Array (LRA) project. A.G.O. manufactured servo controlled balloon winches for the Large Adaptive Reflector/Square Kilometer Array project. This balloon winch project involves building the world's largest steerable radio telescope at Penticton, BC, Canada (Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory). Read more !
Differential Temperature Measurement Sensor for the NEPTUNE Project. Used to monitor methane gas hydrate deposits on the seafloor. See this article in the Victoria News.
During the summer of 2009 a University of Victoria Group used a CSW-7 winch for a Mechatronics course project for the automated control of a tethered balloon.
Danish-Swedish LOMROG II expedition to the Lomonosov Ridge and the North Pole with the Swedish Icebreaker Oden. The electric motor PID-03 and EWC-4A-PS06 used to sample up to 2 km below the ice surface. The system was powered by the Honda generator in the foreground.	Danish-Swedish LOMROG II expedition to the Lomonosov Ridge and the North Pole with the Swedish Icebreaker Oden. The electric motor PID-03 and EWC-4A-PS06 were disassembled in the field and transported in the cargo compartment of the Eurocopter AS350 shown.