WASSP Multibeam

28/05/2026

Something new is coming to WASSP. 👀
A major evolution in multibeam performance is almost here.

Introducing BlueBeam 2 - delivering enhanced visualisation, smarter navigation tools, improved mapping clarity, and powerful new ways to see beneath the surface.

Built for operators who demand more from their sonar technology.
Stay tuned. Launching soon.

26/05/2026

When Jacob Knowles says his electronics setup will give his new boat “super powers” and it includes WASSP… we’ll take that 🚤💥

Great to see WASSP heading onboard the new boat of one of Maine’s most well-known fisherman as the install gets underway. With real-time 3D seabed mapping and water column visibility, Jacob is about to get a whole new view beneath the surface.

Check out the install video here 👇
https://youtu.be/MSwYY8q8Uyk?si=mSWkesUIMYOTVqdV

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21/05/2026

Ghost gear is one of the biggest environmental and operational challenges facing commercial fishing today.

From lost nets and ropes to snagged gear and unnecessary fuel burn, better seabed awareness can make a real difference. Discover how WASSP multibeam technology is helping operators identify hazards, recover lost gear, reduce fuel usage, and support more sustainable fishing operations.

Read the full article here 👇
https://wassp.com/blogs/news/ghost-gear-and-sustainable-fishing-how-wassp-multibeam-helps-protect-oceans-and-fishing-operations

Ghost gear - the term used for lost or abandoned fishing nets, ropes, pots, and lines - has become a growing issue across the global marine environment. Lost gear can continue trapping marine life long after it has been abandoned, damage sensitive habitats, create navigation hazards, and contribute....

19/05/2026

Another great display of WASSP and hopefully everyone has a fantastic show at the Atlantic Fair 2026 which is currently running at Klaksvík, the fishing capital of the Faroe Islands.
The teams at Radiobudin and MP Teknik have done all the work to get set up and make the show another good one.
As always, a big thanks to the Danmark A/S for their support in the region.

11/05/2026

Great news for WASSP users — Echoview now supports additional WASSP data inputs including heading, line, heave, GPS position, and roll.

These expanded integrations provide even greater flexibility and capability for users working across fisheries research, survey, and marine data analysis applications.

See the latest Echoview update details here 👇
https://support.echoview.com/WebHelp/Reference/Release_History/New_In_1500/New_for_WASSP_users.htm

06/05/2026

WASSP Multibeam is on display at the Arctic Expo 2026 in Nuuk featured on the Furuno Danmark A/S booth!

If you are curious about cutting-edge seabed mapping in one of the world’s most exciting fishing regions, visit the Furuno Denmark team at Hall A, 134 over the next few days of the event.
Perfect timing for a show dedicated to the future of Arctic fishing and innovation.

24/04/2026

Lest we forget.

10/04/2026

Wassp head office might be in for a rough time with Cyclone Vaianu heading straight for us here in New Zealand.
It's a reminder that storms like this can dramatically alter the seabed below the surface. Powerful wave action and currents can shift sediment, expose buried features, and create new hazards in a matter of hours.
Good thing we have Wassp to do the 3D mapping and find out whats changed.

30/03/2026

From New Zealand to Spain..
Our man in Europe, Justin Kiel was on hand to engage with partners in Spain's marine sector at the recent maritime industry business breakfast event in Vigo, showcasing how our multibeam technology is helping operators better understand what’s happening beneath the surface.
A great event in a great location.


https://wassp.com/blogs/news/wassp-showcases-advanced-multibeam-innovation-at-new-zealand-spain-maritime-industry-event-in-vigo

29/01/2026

WASSP is heading to Gothenburg.

From 3–5 February, find WASSP Multibeam Sonar at Navy Tech & Seabed Defence 2026 at Booth 128.

Exhibiting alongside Furuno Sverige AB , WASSP delivers the underwater intelligence core of an integrated, defence‑ready marine electronics ecosystem, providing real‑time underwater awareness, high‑resolution seabed mapping, and anomaly detection for naval and USV operations.

Visit Booth 128 to see WASSP Multibeam in action.