STEALTH-P1 ROV Skid Multimedia Presentation

STUDIO.1 Powers Tool Tec’s ROV Skid Launch at Subsea Expo

STUDIO.1 recently delivered a comprehensive branding and exhibition package for Tool Tec, an Aberdeen-based leader in remote intervention tooling and subsea engineering. The collaboration culminated at the Subsea Expo exhibition and conference at the Teca, P&J Live in Aberdeen, where Tool Tec unveiled its latest subsea innovations to the global offshore industry, including its new ROV skid.

Bespoke Media Hub and Custom Multimedia Design

The project aligned perfectly with our in-house skill set and deep industry experience. To ensure Tool Tec stood out in a competitive exhibition hall, we designed and built a bespoke presentation media communication hub. This custom design and build featured an iPad and battery set-up, creating a highly professional and engaging focal point for visitors. We created a product multimedia video that ran on the iPad, effectively demonstrating the unique capabilities and technical strengths of Tool Tec’s ROV skid to passing delegates.

Launching the STEALTH-P1 ROV Skid Identity

Beyond the physical design and build of the media hub, STUDIO.1 were responsible for the core branding of the new ROV Skid. Through an internal naming workshop, we took charge of naming and branding the ROV skid, officially launching it under the name STEALTH-P1. The sharp, high-tech identity was seamlessly integrated across all marketing materials, ensuring a cohesive and premium look for Tool Tec's flagship product.

Digital Updates and Printed Exhibition Materials

To support the launch, we provided a full suite of marketing services ahead of the event. Our team handled the graphic design and high-quality printing of product data sheets, giving the Tool Tec sales team premium physical literature to hand out to prospective clients. Additionally, STUDIO.1 executed critical website updates prior to the exhibition, ensuring that Tool Tec’s digital presence was fully aligned with their physical showcase the moment the doors opened at the Teca.