Echoscope

An Echoscope is a specialized underwater imaging device that uses sonar technology to create real-time, detailed images of underwater environments. It emits sound waves, which bounce off objects and surfaces, then records the returning echoes to generate visual representations. This allows operators to see underwater structures, vessels, or obstructions with high clarity, even in murky conditions. Commonly used in marine safety, salvage, and inspection, the Echoscope enables precise navigation and assessment beneath the water's surface without the need for diving or remotely operated vehicles.