Updated on 24 February 2025
Underwater Robots
About
We have developed two different small-size and low-cost underwater robots, with good underwater positioning:
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Kraken. A small ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle, with umbilical cable) for heavy duty operations: stainless steel chasis, carbon fibre reinforced hull, and aluminium flanges. Maximum operating depth 200m. Maximum velocity 3 knots. Autonomy 2 hours
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Lotan. A small AUV (Autonomous Underwater Vehicle, without umbilical cable), with aluminium chasis and flanges, and carbon fibre reinforced hydrodynamic hull. Maximum operating depth: 200 m. Maximum velocity 10 knots. Autonomy 6 hours.
Both robots can incorporate a large set of equipment and sensors, which include: camera, depth sonar, sonar scanner, Doppler sonar, side scan sonar, imaging sonar, multi parametric probes, etc.
Looking for
- Commercial Agreement with technical assistance
Applies to
- Military ships
- Police and rescue vessels
- Submarines
- Systems and Equipment
- Underwater systems
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Product
Optical perception solution for Mid Size AUVs
Adrian Boyle
Chief Executive Officer at Cathx Ocean
Kildare, Ireland
Service
Manufacturing, maintenance, high-requirement and robotic welding, turnkey projects
- Submarines
- Other ships
- Manufacturing
- Military ships
- Underwater systems
- Maintenance and ACV
- Systems and Equipment
- Police and rescue vessels
- Auxiliary industry and spare parts
Juan Antonio Ayala Sarabia
Quality manager at Metalmecanicas Herjimar SL
Cartagena, Spain
Partnership
Linear pipeline and cable tracking from Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
Adrian Boyle
Chief Executive Officer at Cathx Ocean
Kildare, Ireland