Greensea IQ develops software, uncrewed systems and robotic hull services for defense, transportation, energy and science applications. Its Greensea Core (OPENSEA) operating system for ocean robotics is installed on nearly 3,000 marine vehicles and systems.
Open-architecture operating system for ocean robotics that combines navigation, control, perception, edge processing and autonomy. Installed on nearly 3,000 marine vehicles and systems.
Open-architecture, mission-centric user interface built on Greensea Core. It brings vehicle control, navigation, sensor data and mission planning together for ROVs, AUGVs and USVs.
Autonomous underwater ground vehicle family (Bayonet 150, 250, 350) for mine countermeasures and coastal survey, including surf zone. All models rated to 100 m depth, ~6 h duration.
Hull inspection vehicle for rapid search and force protection. It works in free-fly or hull-crawl mode and detects objects with threat classification and georeferencing. Dry weight is 25.8 kg.
Combat diver navigation and autonomy system: swimmer navigation, mission planning, diver communication and autonomous Diver Propulsion Device control. Developed with STIDD Systems.
Robotic hull cleaning service for fleets. Robots deployed at port remove microfouling with soft nylon brushes and record fouling, coating condition and vessel performance data.
Robotic in-water hull inspection service for commercial hulls, carried out without divers. It delivers survey-ready data for in-water surveys and UWILD, plus a documented hull condition record.