The offshore vessel "Armada 86 04" docks at the port of Málaga to receive two unmanned underwater robots

The offshore vessel "Armada 86 04" (IMO 9980760) has docked at the port of Málaga for a stay of between four and six weeks, during which it is expected to receive two unmanned underwater robots (ROV). These units will allow it to perform underwater work via remote control.

The vessel, flagged in Singapore, arrived at the Málaga port on October 16 and is expected to remain docked for approximately one month. It is specialized in services for marine installations, such as oil platforms, offshore wind farms, and underwater infrastructure.

It will soon receive two underwater vehicles that will enable it to conduct inspections and work in submerged areas without the need to send divers directly to each location.

The offshore vessel "Armada 86 04" stands out for its striking design and its green hull, which is unusual for this type of unit. Additionally, it is designed to carry out various operations with a reduced crew and has the capability to operate remotely from land.

During its stay at the Málaga port, the vessel will await the arrival of the two underwater robots before continuing its activities.

Photo: Marine Traffic