Micro hovering autonomous underwater vehicle integrating DVL, USBL, INS, and a 4K camera for underwater surveying, inspection, and mapping to 300 m depth.
Autonomous underwater vehicles for naval defense, including the KILIÇ kamikaze autonomous underwater vehicle.
Military AUVs (A9-M, A18-M) with 3-300 m operational depth, used for mine countermeasures, ISR, seabed warfare, critical underwater infrastructure protection and search and rescue.
Fleet of untethered autonomous underwater vehicles with a robotic arm and AI vision system that selectively collect polymetallic nodules from the seabed while avoiding detected marine life.
Autonomous undersea vehicle that carries multiple large payloads for defense or commercial missions over long distances, extended durations and variable depths.
Station-keeping autonomous ocean sensor networks collecting data in the upper 400 m of the ocean for months or years. Data is delivered as a service to client specification.
Siren is Bedrock's autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) fleet. It runs fully autonomous missions offline and processes data on board.
Tetherless autonomous underwater vehicle for marine science and environmental monitoring. It runs grid-pattern and transect missions for benthic surveys, coral reef monitoring and seabed mapping.
Autonomous underwater resident vehicle that stays submerged for months to monitor underwater assets. It docks on its own for wireless charging and data transfer.
Autonomous underwater vehicle for subsea surveillance. It is powered by lithium-ion batteries or a hydrogen fuel cell and carries payloads in configurable bays.
Long-range modular autonomous underwater vehicle for survey, delivery and recovery, and integrity inspection. Battery or hydrogen fuel cell powered; fits in a 40-ft ISO container.
Long-endurance autonomous underwater vehicle offered in hydrogen fuel cell and lithium-ion battery versions. It has a 500-liter flooded payload bay for survey and inspection sensors.
Hovering AUV for multi-influence marine vessel signature measurement. Operated as a fleet, it measures acoustic and magnetic signatures simultaneously.
ecoSUBµ5 is a 500 m rated micro autonomous underwater vehicle weighing 4 kg with alkaline batteries, with Iridium SBD and WiFi surface communications.
Small autonomous underwater vehicles: ecoSUBm5 (500 m rated) and ecoSUBm25 (2,500 m rated), 12 kg with alkaline batteries, with Iridium SBD and WiFi surface communications.
Pre-configured survey AUVs (Scout Lite, Scout, Scout+) built on the ecoSUBm5 platform and fitted with Marine Sonic Technologies side scan sonar and an altimeter.
Pre-configured AUVs for science applications, offered as ecoSUBu5-Science (SVP, CT, CT-F) and ecoSUBm5-Science (CT-F variants with turbidity and dissolved oxygen options).
Pre-configured AUVs for detection and measurement of crude oil in water, for oil spill response, plume tracking and leak monitoring for offshore oil and gas operators.
Autonomous underwater vehicles in two models: S3 (small-class, two-person portable) and S6 (medium-class), carrying sonar and 4K still-camera payloads for seabed and subsea imaging.
One-person-portable autonomous underwater vehicle; 100 m depth rating, 15–35 kg, up to 5 knots. Used for oceanographic surveys, environmental monitoring and underwater inspection.
Autonomous underwater vehicle for internal inspection of pipelines and tunnels at distances up to 5000 m, recovered by a 2.1 mm Dyneema cable. Minimum pipe diameter DN 500.
Teledyne Gavia product line of Gavia, Osprey and SeaRaptor class AUVs for military, commercial and scientific applications, with depth ratings from 500 m to 6,000 m.
Autonomous underwater glider made by Teledyne Webb Research, which designs instruments for oceanographic research and monitoring over long time periods and large areas.
Modular autonomous underwater vehicle with a 5,000 ft (1,524 m) depth rating and 6 independent degrees of freedom, for heavy-payload work and missions that need position hold.