Open Ocean Robotics builds solar-powered autonomous surface vessels for persistent ocean monitoring. Their USVs collect real-time environmental data including emissions tracking, marine mammal detection, and weather monitoring — operating for months without human intervention.
Solar-powered USV with patented self-righting hull for meteorological and oceanographic data collection. Capable of operating in sea states up to Beaufort 8.
Solar-powered dual-use USV with patented self-righting hull for environmental applications and maritime domain awareness. Capable of operating in sea states up to Beaufort 8.
Solar-powered USV with patented self-righting hull for high-resolution spatial data acquisition, hydrographic research, and habitat mapping. Capable of operating in sea states up to Beaufort 8.
Solar-powered dual-use USV with patented self-righting hull for day and nighttime security and situational awareness. Capable of operating in sea states up to Beaufort 8.
Solar-powered USV with patented self-righting hull for environmental monitoring, eDNA sampling, and marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) studies. Capable of operating in sea states up to Beaufort 8 and in shallow waters as little as 0.5 m deep.
USVASL Environmental Sciences has announced a new collaboration with Open Ocean Robotics, as part of the Air-Sea Ocean Monitoring System (ASOMS) project, partially funded by Canada’s Ocean Supercluster. As part of this joint effort, ASL’s Aco…
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